A Chinese yellow ground Canton enamel ewer and cover, 18/19th C.

H.: 29,5 cm - L.: 21 cm

Condition: (UV-checked)
- The cover with a number of small losses, visible cracks in the upper part. Overspraying visible around the entire upper part under UV-light, extending to the low end of the pink band. A horizontal section of ca. 5 x 1 cm lighting up under UV light on the lower enamelled rim, probably with a superficial touch-up to the enamels.
- The spout with a restored horizontal break where the fish is attached to it, with related overspraying. The tip of the spout with a superficial chip.
- The fish connecting the spout to the body with a superficial chip to the enamel on both sides, on the tail.
- The interior with a superficially retouched chip just below the rim. On the outside of the rim, a 10 x 15 mm chip retouched and a small section of enamel loss.
- The handle with overspraying visible around the curl and on both ends where the handle is connected to the body.
- Minor superficial wear throughout.