Chinese porcelain vase, Republic Period (1912–1949), possibly 1920s–1940s, when Jingdezhen workshops produced excellent blue-and-white wares in the classical Qing style.

Chinese porcelain vase, Republic Period (1912–1949), possibly 1920s–1940s, when Jingdezhen workshops produced excellent blue-and-white wares in the classical Qing style. Elegant hand-painted porcelain vase in light blue glaze with blue tree decoration in classic Chinese style. Fine slender shape with a narrow neck and smooth transition to the body. Origin: China. Designer: Unknown. Material: Porcelain. Dimensions: H. 27 cm, D. 10 cm. Period: Mid-20th century. Condition: Excellent condition with minor signs of wear. Bio: Chinese porcelain is renowned for its technical mastery and decorative richness. Motifs such as trees and landscapes symbolise harmony and balance. Vases like this were often produced in Jingdezhen – the centre of Chinese porcelain making – combining traditional craftsmanship with refined elegance.