Late Qing Dynasty Blue and White Provincial Chrysanthemum Ginger Jar 1960 Translation: "Pedro Sanchez paid this

Translation: "Pedro Sanchez paid this homage to this miracle giving infinitive thanks that he was saved from a horrendous skeleton that wanted to take Pedro to his cave to do him harm

showcased in collections such as the National Museum of Women in the Arts

alongside favored British summer insects such as the painted lady butterfly

Pattern: Christmas Holly & Pine Pattern

Late Qing Dynasty Blue and White Provincial Chrysanthemum Ginger Jar 1960 Translation: "Pedro Sanchez paid this9"H x 7 1 2 "Diam This exquisite pair of late 19th century Chinese blue and white ginger jars, produced during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, represents a spirited example of provincial export porcelain characterized by a soulful, free hand depiction of chrysanthemums and stylized foliage. The ovoid forms are decorated with a continuous floral scroll in a deep, variegated cobalt underglaze, a painterly application that celebrates the organic