Octagonal vase with two handles, flowering plants and diaper pattern on a seperate stand c. 1700 - 1724

This 18th-century, octagonal porcelain vase is a beautiful example of Chinese export ware. The vase's body is decorated with flowering plants, while the neck features a repeating geometric pattern. The vase rests on a separate stand, further adorned with similar motifs. These decorative elements, along with the octagonal shape and handles, were inspired by Chinese porcelain of the time. The vase is a testament to the artistic exchange between East and West during the Qing Dynasty.