【 Qianlong Emperor's Inscription Bottle, Kangxi Period Made 】 　　　　　　Red Ground, Arrowhead Shape, Enamel Painted Lion Design, Made by the Imperial Workshop ・ The Palace Museum collection of the Qing Dynasty's Qianlong Emperor, famous as a collector and connoisseur of artifacts from all over the world, is said to contain 1.7 million items. ・ This item was made by the Imperial Workshop during the reign of his grandfather, the Kangxi Emperor, and was overpainted and collected during the Qianlong era. 　 (Expert appraisal: "Work used by Emperor Qianlong") Approximate Size: Body Diameter 14.2 cm 　　　　Maximum Width 23.3 cm 　　　　Height 22.7 cm 　Paulownia wood box 26.3 x 16.8 cm, Height 28.9 cm Weight: Body 874g 　　　　Including accessories 1857g Material: Porcelain stone, glaze, pigments Origin: China Base Mark: "Made in the Kangxi Period of the Great Qing" (Da Qing Kangxi Nian Zhi) - underglaze blue Overglaze: Lion design and others 　Qianlong Emperor's Treasure (Qianlong Yulan Zhi Bao) 　 Precious Collection (Zhen Cang) Manufacturer: Qing Dynasty Imperial Household Department, Imperial Workshop Period: Kangxi Period of the Qing Dynasty (1662-1722) *Overpainting during the Qianlong Period (1736-1795) Condition: Good Accessories: Custom-made paulownia wood box (with inscribed label) 　Storage guarantee ＜Qing Dynasty Imperial Household Department, Imperial Workshop＞ An organization that oversaw more than 60 workshops that produced daily necessities for the imperial family, including the Liulichang, box making, enamel making, oil and wood crafts, and the self-ringing clock workshop. In addition to manufacturing, repairing, and storing imperial items, its duties were diverse, including interior decoration of palace rooms, land surveying and map making, weapon production, tribute, and management of confiscated property. ＊Returns are possible if there are any defects in the description. ＊Shipping with 100% compensation. K1205J