19th-Century Chinese Altar Pot with Floral and Dragon Motifs

This stunning 19th-century Chinese altar pot, part of the Anderson Manor Collection, is a magnificent example of traditional Chinese craftsmanship and artistry. The vase features an intricate design with vibrant, hand-painted floral motifs in hues of red, blue, and pink, alongside detailed gold accents that add a sense of luxury. A delicate dragon motif wraps around the top of the pot, symbolizing strength and good fortune in Chinese culture. The base is decorated with a unique pattern that complements the floral and dragon motifs above.

Condition:
In very good condition, this altar pot has been well-preserved, with vivid colors and intricate details that remain intact. The glaze is smooth and glossy, with minimal wear, highlighting the care that has gone into maintaining this exquisite piece over the years.

Dimensions:

• Height: 30 cm
• Diameter: 18 cm

Provenance:
This Chinese altar pot would have originally been used in a place of reverence, likely for ceremonial or decorative purposes. The artistry and symbolism captured in this piece make it a valuable representation of 19th-century Chinese cultural and artistic heritage.

This altar pot is a perfect addition for collectors of Asian art or anyone seeking to bring a piece of historical elegance and cultural richness into their decor.