What were these jars used for?

These vessels originally stored valuable commodities such as spices, tea leaves, and medicines in domestic settings. Larger jars served as decorative statement pieces in reception rooms. Over time, collectors repurposed them simply for display, valuing the painted surface designs and substantial forms.

How do I date an asian ceramic covered jar?

Dating relies on stylistic markers, baseline materials, and any reign marks or signatures present on the base. Comparing the potting technique and glaze characteristics to known historical periods provides a reliable timeframe. Changes in pigment vibrancy and manufacturing standards also help narrow down the decade of production.

How do I clean and care for them?

Dust these vessels gently with a soft, dry brush to prevent accumulation in crevices and painted surfaces. Avoid using liquid cleaners, which can damage delicate enamel work or antique glazes. Keep them out of direct sunlight to preserve the original pigments and prevent fading over the years.

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An asian ceramic covered jar brings substance and colour to a room, offering practical storage wrapped in centuries of technique.

19th century

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Pair of 19th Century Pots

From Pearse Lukies Antiques Ltd

£1,150

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Asian Ceramic Covered Jar

Pair of 19th Century Pots

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