On offer is a fine example of a mid-19th century Chinese export porcelain blue and white ginger jar, dating circa 1850–1860. This classic piece is hand-painted in deep cobalt blue with a continuous landscape scene, featuring traditional elements such as waterways, flora, and architectural forms, reflecting the elegance and artistry characteristic of the period.

The jar is expertly formed with a pleasing rounded body and a short neck, typical of Chinese ginger jars produced during the Qing dynasty for export markets. Measuring approximately 6.5 inches (16.5 cm) tall, it is a versatile display piece, perfect for collectors of Chinese ceramics or antique porcelain enthusiasts.

While the original lid is missing, the jar itself remains in good condition, free from chips, cracks, or repairs—a rare find for a piece of its age.

🔑 Key Features:

✅ Authentic mid-19th century Chinese export porcelain ginger jar
✅ Circa 1850–1860
✅ Hand-painted blue & white decoration – Traditional landscape design
✅ Approx. 6.5 inches (16.5 cm) tall
✅ Good antique condition – No chips, cracks, or repairs (no lid)
✅ A classic collectible piece of Qing dynasty export ware

About Chinese Export Blue & White Porcelain:
Chinese export porcelain, especially blue and white ware, has been highly prized worldwide for centuries. During the 19th century, these pieces were hand-crafted in Jingdezhen and other renowned kilns, then exported to meet Western demand. They often featured traditional Chinese scenes and motifs, making them both functional and highly decorative.

Perfect For:
✔️ Collectors of Chinese export & Qing dynasty porcelain
✔️ Blue and white ceramic enthusiasts
✔️ Antique ginger jar collectors
✔️ Interior designers seeking elegant Asian decor pieces
✔️ Antique porcelain investors

This rare mid-19th century Chinese blue & white ginger jar is a wonderful representation of Chinese export craftsmanship and artistry. A timeless addition to any fine porcelain collection.

🌍 We Ship Worldwide!
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📌 Don’t miss the chance to own a genuine piece of 19th-century Chinese porcelain history—add this hand-painted ginger jar to your collection today!

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