Vintage Chinese Blue & White Crackle-Glaze Floral Ewer Pitcher – Dechang Taoci Mark

View item video here: https://youtube.com/shorts/-UdzC5MfH1s?feature=share This vintage Chinese ewer is a piece that feels as though it was lifted out of a scholar’s study, glazed in soft ivory tones and painted in deep cobalt blooms that seem to move as light turns across the surface. The entire body is covered in an intentional crackle glaze, the kind sought after by collectors for its map-like patterning and sense of age. The floral motifs are rooted in traditional Chinese design, with lotus blossoms and curling leaves wrapping around the curved form. The handle, sculpted in a bold blue, gives it a graceful profile and balances the shape of the tall spout. The base bears a blue Dechang Taoci hallmark, identifying it as a vintage ceramic piece from a known period of export ceramics. While this pitcher can be displayed as a vessel, a vase, or a Chinoiserie accent, what truly makes it special is its character. Every line, every crackle in the glaze, and every brushstroke shows the touch of a human hand. Whether placed on a sideboard, set on a mantel, or paired with dried florals, it adds a sophisticated cultural warmth — the kind of piece that draws the eye without ever asking for attention. It feels refined, worldly, and beautifully grounded in tradition. Discovered by Treasures of Bako – have we got a gem for you.