Chinese Porcelain Kangxi Tankard Cover Imari Gilt Metal Handle Landscape Qing18C

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Inventory Code: INV3990

Object: Tankard

Material: Porcelain with Gilt Metal Handle

Origin: China

Period: Qing Dynasty

Date: Kangxi – 18th Century

Decoration: Landscape with pavilion, trees, and mountainous scenery in Imari palette

Marked: Unmarked

Measurements:
Height Approx. 14 cm
Diameter Approx. 10 cm (with handle 15 cm)

Condition:
FAIR (3/5) – Wear and damage to the metal handle with losses and repairs. Porcelain shows age-related wear and minor imperfections. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

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📜 Description
Fine Chinese Porcelain Tankard dating to the Kangxi period, decorated in a classic Imari palette of underglaze Blue & White with overglaze iron-red and gilt highlights.

The body is painted with a continuous Landscape scene featuring a riverside pavilion, trees, and distant hills, rendered in a lively and fluid style typical of the Qing Dynasty. The rim displays a geometric and floral border.

The tankard is fitted with a later or associated Gilt Metal Handle, showing signs of age and wear, adding to its historical character.

Collector’s Notes: Kangxi period Porcelain tankards were often produced for export markets, particularly Europe, where such forms were highly popular. The Imari style—combining cobalt blue, iron-red, and gilding—was especially prized. Pieces retaining original or period-mounted metal handles are of strong collector interest, reflecting cross-cultural trade and adaptation during the early 18th Century.

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