Chinese Famille Rose Lime-Green Ground Ginger Jar with Pheasants and Peonies

This is a globular ginger jar with a matching inset lid, resting on a carved wooden base. The porcelain body is decorated with a vibrant lime-green 'sgraffito' or 'graviata' ground featuring dense, swirling scrollwork. The primary decorative motifs are hand-painted in the Famille Rose palette, depicting a pair of long-tailed pheasants perched amidst blooming peonies and magnolia trees. The color palette includes shades of pink, yellow, orange, and emerald green. The jar shows fine craftsmanship with detailed feathering on the birds and delicate shading on the flower petals. The lid is topped with a simple bud-form finial and repeats the floral motif. Based on the style and glaze, this piece likely dates to the mid-to-late 20th century, emulating earlier Qing dynasty styles. The visible condition appears good with no obvious cracks or large chips, though there is light surface wear consistent with age and typical shelf wear on the unglazed foot rim. The dark wood stand is a traditional openwork carved base, providing a formal display aspect. No visible maker marks are shown, but the stylistic execution suggests a professional porcelain workshop from the Jingdezhen region.