Late Qing Dynasty Blue and White Provincial Chrysanthemum Ginger Jar 1960 The tabletop showcases a unique

The tabletop showcases a unique cork surface

Pattern: Christmas Holly & Pine Pattern

Minor wear to lamp base

alongside favored British summer insects such as the painted lady butterfly

Translation: "Pedro Sanchez paid this homage to this miracle giving infinitive thanks that he was saved from a horrendous skeleton that wanted to take Pedro to his cave to do him harm

Late Qing Dynasty Blue and White Provincial Chrysanthemum Ginger Jar 1960 The tabletop showcases a unique9"H x 7 1 2 "Diam This exquisite pair of late 19th century Chinese blue and white ginger jars, produced during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, represents a spirited example of provincial export porcelain characterized by a soulful, free hand depiction of chrysanthemums and stylized foliage. The ovoid forms are decorated with a continuous floral scroll in a deep, variegated cobalt underglaze, a painterly application that celebrates the organic