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Ornate Lidded Ceramic Pot
A cream-colored ceramic pot features a rounded body with two small, loop handles and a matching domed lid topped with a spherical finial. The pot and lid are decorated with an intricate pattern of sky blue and gold, including a broad band of blue with golden outlines and delicate blue floral motifs below.
Porcelain, a common material for such pots, was first developed in China during the Tang dynasty, around 618–907 AD, centuries before it was successfully reverse-engineered in Europe. Early European sugar bowls were often crafted from precious metals or finely decorated porcelain, reflecting the luxury status of sugar until the 19th century.
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| Style | caglolic |
| Version | 3.0 |
| Slug | ornate-lidded-ceramic-pot-2db5ccee |
| Added | 4/18/2026 |
