Chinese Blue and White Lidded Pagoda Vase

This item is a Chinese lidded pagoda vase, primarily featuring a blue and white color palette with additional pink and green floral accents. The vase has a distinctive tiered, pagoda-like form, consisting of a square or rectangular base body that tapers slightly, surmounted by a stepped, lidded top. The main body of the vase is adorned with detailed floral motifs, predominantly in shades of blue and pink, set against a light, possibly off-white, background. Each side of the body exhibits these floral patterns. The upper section of the vase, just below the lid, displays swirling blue patterns and possibly smaller floral or geometric designs. The lid itself is also decorated, mirroring the pagoda structure with multiple eaves, and is topped with a prominent, dark blue finial. The finial appears conical or steeple-shaped. The overall craftsmanship suggests a ceramic or porcelain material, likely hand-painted given the variation in brushwork. Visible condition appears to be very good, as suggested by the associated text, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear detected from the image. The glaze appears to be intact and glossy. The style strongly points to a Chinese origin, likely 20th century, drawing inspiration from traditional porcelain forms and decorative techniques. The piece is a decorative item, intended for display rather than functional use as a typical vase for flowers.