Kangxi Style 19th Century Chinese Vase & Carved Stand

This elegant antique Chinese blue and white gu-form vase, inspired by the celebrated Kangxi period of the Qing dynasty, is a striking example of 19th-century craftsmanship rendered in the revered early Qing style.

Beautifully proportioned in the classic trumpet-shaped gu silhouette, the vase is exquisitely hand-decorated in rich cobalt blue underglaze. The finely painted scene depicts graceful pheasants poised amongst blossoming flowers and weathered scholar’s rocks—traditional symbols of beauty, refinement, and harmony in Chinese art. The detailing is exceptionally well executed, with delicate brushwork bringing depth and vitality to the plumage and botanical elements, reflecting the enduring influence of Kangxi-era artistry.

The base bears a four-character Kangxi mark in underglaze blue. While stylistically honoring the Kangxi reign (1662–1722), the vase dates to the 19th century, when potters continued to pay homage to earlier imperial wares through faithful stylistic revivals.

The piece is presented on an intricately carved hardwood stand featuring the Buddhistic “Everlasting Knot” motif, a symbol of eternity and interconnectedness. The stand complements the vase beautifully, enhancing both its presence and cultural resonance.

CONDITION : This Vase Has Professional Restoration To the Top ( See Photos For Full Description )

Height : 29cm ( With Stand ) 25cm ( Without Stand )