Ming Chenghua Dragon Bottle see VIDEO
Ming Dynasty blue and white porcelain bottle from Jingdezhen, the cradle of Chinese porcelain. Authenticated by Henry Liaw, a certified appraiser and expert in Chinese antiquities with a focus on jade and porcelain. His expertise is backed by numerous publications on these subjects, ensuring the item's value. Provenance: Private Missouri, USA collection, acquired 1965 - 1970s. Notes: Thermoluminescence (TL) Dating Test Report #135671 accompanies this piece, estimated age 400 years old. Imperial Artistry at Its Finest.
This piece captures the essence of the Chenghua period, celebrated for its high-quality porcelain. The bottle is meticulously decorated with dragons, symbols of power and fortune, intricately painted in vibrant cobalt blue against a pure white background. The dragons seem to dance among the clouds, showcasing the artisan's skill in bringing myth to life. A Prized Addition to Any Collection.
Standing at 8 3/4 inches, the bottle carries the prestigious six-character Chenghua seal mark, confirming its authenticity and period. This mark is not just a sign of authenticity; it represents the bottle's significance as a historical artifact and a masterpiece of Ming dynasty porcelain. This blue and white dragon bottle is more than an object of beauty? It's a slice of history, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of imperial China. With its exquisite design and historical significance, it represents a unique opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts alike to own a piece of the past.
Watch our YouTube video to experience the timeless elegance and intricate details of this Ming Dynasty masterpiece. Let this be the crown jewel of your collection, a legacy of art and history.