Blue and White Oriental Style Porcelain Vase with Dragon Handles

This item is a rectangular-bodied porcelain vase, primarily decorated in a classic blue and white underglaze style, often associated with Oriental ceramic traditions. The vase features a flared, rectangular mouth with a Greek key or 'leiwen' border pattern in blue. Below this, the neck narrows slightly, presenting a central blue floral or stylized lotus motif framed by swirling cloud-like patterns. The vase is equipped with two prominent, sculpted dragon-head handles on either side, painted in a contrasting solid blue, with the dragon's heads facing upwards towards the mouth. The body of the vase is essentially rectangular, tapering slightly towards a rectangular foot. Each of the four sides of the body is adorned with a large, elaborate blue floral design, possibly representing peonies or other stylized blossoms and foliage, set against the white porcelain ground. The base of the vase also has a patterned border resembling geometric or wave motifs. The construction appears to be molded porcelain, with a smooth, glazed finish. The colors are crisp, indicating good quality application of the cobalt blue pigment. Observable condition issues from the image are limited, but there appears to be some minor surface grime or dust, particularly around the recessed areas of the handles and patterns. There are no obvious chips, cracks, or repairs visible, suggesting it is in good overall condition. The style points towards an East Asian (likely Chinese) influence, possibly a decorative piece from the late 19th or 20th century, but without maker's marks or a view of the base, precise age and origin are difficult to confirm. The craftsmanship appears to be of decent quality, with detailed brushwork on the patterns and well-formed sculptural handles.