A Qing-era porcelain ginger jar defined by its balanced proportions and preserved original lid.
Originally conceived for storage, ginger jars evolved into enduring decorative forms within the domestic interior. This example reflects that lineage, with a restrained surface and a form that emphasizes proportion over ornament.
Its silhouette allows it to function as both vessel and object, holding presence whether placed independently or within a broader arrangement of collected pieces.
-Size: 9inH 6in Dia
-Materials: porcelain
-Provenance: Ming/Qing Dynasty, circa 1900
-Made in: China
-Notes:
A Qing-era porcelain ginger jar defined by its balanced proportions and preserved original lid.
Originally conceived for storage, ginger jars evolved into enduring decorative forms within the domestic interior. This example reflects that lineage, with a restrained surface and a form that emphasizes proportion over ornament.
Its silhouette allows it to function as both vessel and object, holding presence whether placed independently or within a broader arrangement of collected pieces.
-Size: 9inH 6in Dia
-Materials: porcelain
-Provenance: Ming/Qing Dynasty, circa 1900
-Made in: China
-Notes: