Probably 19th Century Pair of Covered Blue and White Jars

A pair of white and blue porcelain ginger jars manufactured and hand-painted in China with traditional chinese motifs in the late 19th-century in very good conditions overall. These motifs are meticulously painted with fine brushwork, showcasing the skill and artistry of the craftsman. The blue pigment used is cobalt oxide, which creates a striking contrast against the white background. The jar have a rounded shape with a narrow neck and a domed lid. The lid is removable and features a knob or finial on the top for easy handling. They are a traditional ceramic vessel originating from China. Ginger jars were originally used to store and transport spices, particularly ginger, but over time they became highly decorative objects cherished for their beauty and craftsmanship. These ginger jars are made of porcelain, a delicate and translucent type of ceramic that was highly valued in China. The white and blue color scheme is a hallmark of Chinese porcelain, known as "blue and white" ware. The white background of the jar is adorned with intricate hand-painted designs in varying shades of blue. In the 19th century, Chinese ginger jars...

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