LG. ANIQUE CHINESE KANGXI BLUE & WHITE VASE/ JAR- V1 (03/13/2011)

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LG. ANIQUE CHINESE KANGXI BLUE & WHITE VASE/ JAR- V1

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Sold Date: 03/13/2011
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

A LARGE KANGXI REIGN LIDDED JAR / VASE c.1662-1722, This stunning decorated lidded Jar is 11 1/2" tall, About 8" at widest point, 3 7/8" at mouth and 4 3/4" at the foot. There is crazing in many place's but not everywhere. It is marked underfoot with leaf mark of the period. There are no cracks, but there are two chips on the foot please see photo's. This is a very impressive lidded jar when on display.

During the early Qing dynasty, up until the early 1680's conditions were unsettled in China and the existence of Imperial wares as well as the use of reign marks on porcelain was restricted in various ways. During this period a number of different marks came into use, as well as two empty rings which in a way could be considered a period marking if not Imperial. The leaf mark was one of these marks . Sold as is! PLEASE EXAMINE PHOTO'S VERY CLOSELY FOR CONDITION OF THIS ITEM BEFORE BIDDING.

This item is part of a collection we acquired from a couples estate. He was a military flier who was stationed all over Southeast Asia, Japan, Indonesia, etc..... and upon retiring the couple traveled all over China, Japan, Indonesia and Southeast Asia. They collected item's all through his Military career and while traveling. We will be offering many of these items over the coming weeks so please visit us again soon and check out my other antique Japanese and Chinese items. Thanks

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