On offer is a rare and beautiful 18th century Chinese export porcelain tureen, dating to the Qianlong reign (c.1750). Made from fine porcelain and decorated in blue and white with an evocative landscape scene of pagodas, trees, and rivers, this piece reflects the artistry of Qing dynasty export wares that were highly prized in Europe at the time.

Whether you’re a collector or a lover of meaningful décor, this tureen offers a tactile link to the past — and a timeless presence in any interior. At nearly 275 years old, it remains a striking survivor of global trade history, showing both the delicacy of Chinese porcelain and the enduring appreciation of its craftsmanship.

📌 KEY FEATURES
✅ Genuine porcelain – Qing dynasty, Qianlong period (c.1750)
✅ Detailed hand-painted blue-and-white landscape with pagodas and trees
✅ Produced for export – part of the celebrated Chinese export porcelain tradition
✅ Condition: previously broken in half, once staple-repaired, later restored with Kintsugi (golden joinery). No lid present.
✅ Includes accurate measurements: Diameter 9 in / Height 4 in
✅ Rare example — combining both original 18th century craftsmanship and later Japanese-inspired Kintsugi restoration

💡 STYLING TIP
This piece works beautifully in traditional, eclectic, or contemporary homes. Display it as a centerpiece fruit bowl, on a console or mantel, or as a standalone object of art that sparks conversation.

🎁 PERFECT FOR:
✔️ Lovers of soulful, meaningful decor
✔️ Collectors of 18th century Chinese export porcelain
✔️ Thoughtful, lasting gift for a history lover
✔️ Display use in libraries, galleries, or curated interiors

🔍 PROVENANCE / MAKER NOTES
Chinese export porcelain was one of the most important art forms traded to Europe and America during the 18th century. Under the Qianlong Emperor (1736–1795), workshops in Jingdezhen produced vast quantities of blue-and-white ware for export. The staple repair visible in its history is a common historic European method, later replaced with a refined Kintsugi repair — the Japanese technique of mending with lacquer and powdered gold, celebrating rather than hiding breaks. Together, these layers of repair give the piece a unique biography, linking East and West across centuries.

📏 MEASUREMENTS
• Height: 4 in
• Width (Diameter): 9 in

📦 SHIPPING & INTERNATIONAL BUYERS
We ship worldwide using tracked, insured services. Shipping is calculated at checkout based on your location — no surprises. All items are securely packed with care and experience.

📌 WHY IT MATTERS
This is more than an object — it’s a piece of lived history, carrying nearly three centuries of global story. Rare to find in this condition, and seldom offered with such clarity and honesty. Ideal for those who value provenance, patina, and story.

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