On offer is a rare and finely painted 18th-century Chinese Kangxi period blue and white porcelain tea bowl. This elegant octagonal example is decorated with beautifully executed underglaze-blue lotus scroll panels, a classic motif of the Kangxi reign renowned for its clarity of cobalt and refined brushwork. The rim carries a neatly painted wave border, adding to the bowl’s balanced and decorative presentation.

The tea bowl remains in very good condition for its age, with tiny nibbles to the rim and a small flake to the lower body, as shown in the images. There are no cracks and no restoration. The bowl measures approximately 1½ in (3.8 cm) high and 2½ in (6.4 cm) diameter.

A rare octagonal form and a fine piece of early Qing Dynasty porcelain from one of the most admired periods of Chinese ceramic production.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Genuine Kangxi period tea bowl (1662–1722)
✅ Hand-painted underglaze-blue lotus scrollwork
✅ Rare octagonal form
✅ Fine cobalt blue typical of Kangxi porcelain
✅ Approx. 3.8 cm high × 6.4 cm diameter
✅ Condition: Minor rim nibbles and small flake; no cracks or restoration

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