Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Blue & White Porcelain Prunus Lidded Ginger Jar – 19th Century
Add a timeless treasure to your collection with this authentic 19th-century Qing Dynasty blue and white porcelain ginger jar, exquisitely hand-painted in the classic ''Hawthorn'' or Prunus blossom pattern. A beautiful representation of traditional Chinese artistry, this jar captures the serene elegance and symbolism of springtime renewal. One of the finest examples.
Features:
Origin: China, Qing Dynasty (likely late 19th century)
Material: Hand-thrown porcelain with underglaze cobalt blue decoration
Design: “Prunus blossom” or “Hawthorn” motif—white blossoms on a rich cobalt blue ground, symbolizing purity and resilience
Form: Traditional round-bodied ginger jar with domed lid and recessed base
Lid: Matching fitted lid with continuation of the floral design and original cork seal still partially intact
Condition:
Excellent antique condition with minor glaze crazing and wear consistent with age
No chips or cracks observed
Displays beautifully with deep, rich glaze and fine contrast
Collector''s Note:
This type of jar was traditionally used for storing ginger, herbs, or spices and now makes a stunning decorative object. The classic blue and white palette, combined with symbolic floral imagery, makes it an iconic piece of Qing Dynasty export porcelain.
Perfect for collectors of Chinese antiques, blue & white porcelain lovers, or anyone seeking a refined decorative accent with historical significance.
Don’t miss this chance to own a genuine piece of 19th-century Chinese ceramic heritage.
Internal Reference: 39-818
Antique Number: SA1152558
Dateline of this antique is 19th Century
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