White China porcelain wine pot decorated with dragons in relief, Dehua, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) The cylindrical body imitating a scroll painting, encircled by a thin knotted ribbon. The spout takes the form of a bifid chi dragon climbing along the body and whose turned mouth serves as an opening. A second bifid chi dragon standing on the side of the belly, its body rounded and its head down, snakes harmoniously to the knotted ribbon to form the handle. The unglazed underside. Height : 16 cm Missing the lid. Small restoration on the foot plate. Provenance: - Henry Brown Collection, n° 21. - Bluett & Sons London. - Eskenazi London, n° 3127. - S. Marchant & Son, London, 2006, Exhibition of Blanc de Chine, n°63. Exhibition : Stockholm, Östasiatiska Museet, Utst. 1973, nr. 76. 清 康熙- 白瓷贴塑双龙酒壶 Private collection from Paris - lots 78 to 127, 219 and 220