This impressive hexagonal baluster-form ginger jar is finished in a serene celadon green glaze, serving as a soft backdrop for its elaborate famille rose ornamentation. The vessel is meticulously decorated with high-relief, applied porcelain "Hundred Antiques" (Bo Gu) motifs, featuring an array of auspicious objects including archaic vases, scholar’s items, and floral baskets. These vibrant three-dimensional elements are interspersed with finely painted enamels of seasonal blooms like peonies and chrysanthemums, alongside trailing ribbons and traditional symbols of longevity and prosperity.

The jar is crowned by a matching faceted lid, topped with a hand-painted Shishi (Lion Dog) finial that adds a regal, protective presence to the piece. Geometrically patterned borders in pink and green lattice-work define the neck and shoulders, while the base is anchored by a traditional colorful striped "lapis" border. The underside bears a blue underglaze six-character Qianlong mark within a double square, signifying its classical inspiration. Combining sculptural depth with delicate enamel artistry, this lidded jar is a striking example of traditional craftsmanship, ideal for an elegant mantle display or as a focal point in a curated collection.

Dimensions:   Dia 11"x  h24"
Origin:      China
Material:   Porcelain
Condition: Handmade, minor color off, good condition

USA domestic continental buyers of 48 states pay $120 shipping (buyers of Hawaii, Alaska, US Islands, Florida Keywest, and Canada pays the extra shipping cost). Insurance and handling charges are already included in the shipping cost. In store pick up is highly welcomed if you are in San Francisco Bay Area. (No charge)