Early Qing Dynasty|The pear-shaped body rising from a tall, circular hollow foot with reticulated cash motif to the base and applied duanni florettes to the side, the well rounded sides applied in red and duanni clay with gnarled branches of flowering prunus, the lid reticulated and with further blossoms, the spout, handle and finial carves as gnarled branches.|18cm (7 in) wide (2).|Provenance: A.H. Milford, Portobello Road, on 14 September 1985 (facsimile of receipt).