ANTIQUE 1800s CHINESE GREEN GLAZED CERAMIC JAR

This Item is FINAL SALE. 

Bring the timeless beauty and cultural heritage of Chinese ceramics into your home with this distinctive set of four green-glazed ceramic rice wine jugs, traditionally attributed to the Qing Dynasty (1644–1912).

Rice wine has been an important part of Chinese culture for centuries, traditionally enjoyed during meals, celebrations, family gatherings, religious ceremonies, and other significant occasions. Ceramic vessels such as these were valued for their durability and were used to store, transport, and serve wine.

The Qing Dynasty, China's final imperial dynasty, was a remarkable period for the decorative arts. From the imperial court to regional workshops, Chinese ceramic production flourished, producing an extraordinary range of functional and decorative vessels. Green-glazed ceramics have a particularly long history in China, with green and celadon-toned glazes prized for their subtle color, luminous surfaces, and natural variation.

Displayed together, the four jugs create a compelling arrangement that celebrates both their collective history and the individuality of each piece. They can also be incorporated individually into a curated collection, placed on a console, dining room sideboard, bookshelf, entry table, or other prominent setting.

DETAILS:

• From: China 
  
• Antique: 1820s 
  
• This Item is FINAL SALE. No returns allowed. Please review the photos provided prior to purchasing or contact me at hello@borphosisinterior.com

Please keep in mind: As a result of its age and previous use, there may be imperfections that add to its vintage beauty. Knot wholes, non-structural cracks, small chips, or color variations and other imperfections are not considered defects but unique qualities from the piece.

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Actual product color may vary from images shown.