A Chinese Porcelain Jar with Handles 19th Century

A Chinese Porcelain jar decorated in soft Qianjiang palette with delicate birds perched among flowering branches, rendered in the Canton Rose manner. The vessel features applied Beast Handles to either side, pierced for suspension or ornamental balance, with pale blue enamel bands to the rim and foot.

Collector’s Notes: Qianjiang-style wares were popular during the late Qing and Early Republic periods, admired for their painterly brushwork and literati aesthetic. Bird-and-flower motifs symbolize harmony, renewal, and scholarly refinement, making such jars desirable decorative and collectible objects.

Dimensions:
Height: 3.5"
Width: 4.5"
Weight: 0.5 lb