VERY OLD ANTIQUES, VERY SCARCE CHINESE CERAMICS, or Best offer
In conclusion, this object is a complete, functionally unique, and elegantly decorated wine jar in the "General's Jar" style. It combines a practical function (wine brewing/storage) with cultural meaning (Zhu Zi Jia Xun), reflecting a lifestyle and aesthetic taste from a specific historical period. While it is not a treasure from the imperial official kilns, as a distinctive and high-quality piece from a folk kiln, it holds considerable value, whether for collection or display
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