Qing Dynasty Qianlong Period Ge-Type Glazed Guaner Vase

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Dimensions: Height 14 cm (5.5 inches, 0.46 feet), Mouth Diameter 5 cm (2.0 inches, 0.16 feet); Qianlong Period, 18th Century; Condition and Provenance: Excellent; Private Collection, Tokyo, Japan; Description: This Guan'er vase with Ge-style glaze is a prime example of Qing dynasty antique-style porcelain, its shape inspired by ancient bronzes. The vase is in the classic Guan'er shape, flat and square, with a straight mouth, a wide neck, and symmetrical tubular handles on either side. The body gradually flares downwards to a square foot, its overall silhouette robust and upright, reminiscent of the beauty of ancient bronzes. The entire vase is covered in Ge-style glaze, exhibiting beautiful natural crackle patterns, with varying sizes of ice cracks covering the surface. The glaze is an elegant grayish-white, with a thick patina and natural earthy marks added to its charm. Some areas of the glaze display deep brown and warm earthy tones, the signs of age and crackle patterns lending it a unique rustic charm. The vase has a square, slightly rounded rim with a thin glaze and a dark brown clay base. The two uniquely shaped tubular handles are openwork, with smooth lines and a strong geometric feel. The square base reveals the iron-rich body and continues the crackle glaze treatment, preserving traces of natural aging and surface changes. This vase is designed as an elegant display vessel for literati, used for flower arranging and decorating refined interior spaces. Its complete shape, exquisite antique design, and naturally aged glaze reflect the Qing dynasty imperial family's fondness for Song dynasty ceramic aesthetics. This vase is a highly collectible Qing dynasty decorative porcelain piece, possessing both rich historical significance and artistic value.

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