Enamelled porcelain bowl ‘Flowers and lingzhi’ Qing dynasty, with Yongzheng seal

A white porcelain bowl with a deep body and a curved profile that expands into a wavy rim divided into twelve sections, decorated in underglaze cobalt-blue. The main ornamental motif consists of a series of vertical cartouches running down the body of the bowl, alternating delicate stylized flowers with lingzhis, a symbol of longevity and vitality. The interior repeats this pattern and features a large, outlined six-petalled flower in the centre. On the sides are two applied handles in the shape of shells or fish fins, finely modelled with grooves and decoration in blue. The base has a raised annular foot and, inside it, a six-character seal ‘大清雍正年製’.

Height: 5 cm; Diameter: 10 cm