Jarrón Zun de porcelana vidriada azul y blanco "Dragones", con marca Kangxi Zun" porcelain vase, with a circular ground plan and elongated body that widens at the rounded shoulders and ends in a large conical mouth. Adorned with underglaze blue and white enamels, it shows two large five-clawed dragons flying among a sea of flames and clouds. Both mythological beasts are arranged facing each other with their gaze fixed on a large flaming pearl, their bodies, covered with scales, curling upward following the shape of the vase itself. It displays a six-character mark on the base "大清康熙年制". Height: 30 cm; Mouth diameter: 13.6 cm, Base diameter: 6.5 cm.

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