This authentic 19th-century Chinese ceramic vessel, likely from the Shiwan kilns, exhibits a rich, deep teal-green glaze that pools and varies in saturation across the surface. The piece is distinguished by its classic baluster form, a pulled side spout, and multiple small, applied loop handles around the shoulder, all accentuated by an intricate, fine craquelure network throughout the glaze.

Condition: The vessel shows expected signs of age, including minor firing imperfections, variations in the glaze, and subtle wear consistent with a 19th-century antique.
Dimensions

28cm (diameter) x 23cm (h) x 19cm (w)