A Chinese blue and white underglazed red porcelain dragon pattern vase

Qing dynasty Qianlong period

This product is elegant and beautiful in shape, with a straight mouth and a short neck, with two ears on the left and right. It is exquisite and unique. The enamel is warm and white. It is painted with blue and white. The front is painted with red glaze. The dragon is cleverly decorated with blue and white. The majesty traverses, and the air wins thousands of miles. The red in the glaze is beautiful and not dazzling, just right, the subtle beauty is like a beautiful woman's first drunk, and the bright and bright color of the blue and white complements each other.

PROVENANCE:From The Estate of Garold G. Darty(1930-2019) of Bear, DE. Born in Townsend, DE on June 29, 1930, Garold was a life-long Delaware resident. He served in the U. S. Army National Guard from 1948 until 1954. He worked as a surveyor for Delaware Dept. of Transportation for 37 years, from 1954 until retiring in 1991. A devoted family man, he especially loved family gatherings and crab feasts. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, boating, working in his yard, garden, and home. He was a faithful Phillies and NASCAR fan. He also enjoyed traveling and sight-seeing all across the country and accomplished his goal of visiting 48 of the 50 states. Bud was a member of The United Methodist Church, Georgetown, where he served as an usher and enjoyed the fellowship of his church family.