Height (including pewter mount): 15.5cm, Diameter: 7 cm This well‑potted export vase features a lobed segmented body. The surface is arranged in alternating panels: rich floral scenes of peony and lotus blossoms alternate with formal geometric key‑fret patterned cartouches. The underglaze‑blue exhibits the vibrant, well‑contrasted tone characteristic of Kangxi‑era export porcelain. The base is decorated with double concentric blue circles, a standard an‑mark for Kangxi‑period wares. The original rim has been fitted with an antique European pewter mount, composed of a domed cover and flared nozzle. This fitting converted the Chinese porcelain vase into a continental table sprinkler or perfume vessel. Such European metal mounts were frequently added to imported Chinese porcelain throughout the 18th and 19th centuries to suit local domestic habits. Condition: Porcelain body is intact, no chips, cracks or restoration. The pewter mount bears minor age‑related patina and surface wear consistent with period use.