This is beautiful Chinese porcelain pot or large jar with a deep Amber Glaze and Lotus Petal Pattern. There is an impressed apocryphal Qianlong mark.
Based on the overall condition, as well as the form of the mark on the base, the jar/pot dates to the mid to late 20th century. There is very little visible wear, but there are definite signs of age and use. There is no damage. The vessel is heavily potted.
The jar is approximately 8.5 inches wide and the mouth has a diameter of approximately 6 inches when measuring inside the rim.
A distinguished Chinese porcelain jar distinguished by its warm amber glaze and delicate lotus petal motif. The piece bears an impressed Qianlong mark to the base, characteristic of mid-to-late twentieth-century production. The heavily potted vessel exhibits the subtle patina of age and use, with no structural damage—a testament to its quality construction and careful stewardship. Measuring approximately 8.5 inches in width with an interior mouth diameter of 6 inches, this refined decorative object would serve as a notable addition to any serious collection of Asian ceramics.
