A porcelain vase decorated with a brilliant sapphire-blue glaze that covers the entire piece. It has a globular, flattened body with a stylized neck that ends in a garlic-shaped mouth with lobed and elongated decorations. The lower part of the neck has a thin strip in relief where the glaze is thinner and the white ceramic is subtly visible. The circular base presents a six-character seal ' ?????? '. Possible Qianlong mark.

This piece is notable for the intensity and brilliance of the beautiful blue glaze, which, due to its delicacy and transparency, allows a glimpse of the fine craquelure. It shows patina produced by the passage of time. Qing Dynasty (1644-1912).

High: 16 cm; Mouth diameter: 2.3 cm; Base diameter: 6.6 cm

Provenance:

French private collection.