Chinese Blue and White Lidded Pagoda Vase

This is a Chinese blue and white lidded pagoda vase, as described. It features a hexagonal body, tapering slightly from the base to the top, and is constructed from white porcelain. The decoration is executed in a classic underglaze blue, with additional accents in pink and green, particularly for floral motifs, likely peonies or chrysanthemums. The body is adorned with floral panels on each of its six sides. The lid, also hexagonal and slightly tapered, fits over the opening and appears to have a subtle rim or lip to secure its position. The base of the vase is supported by six small, rounded feet, indicating a deliberate design for stability and elevation. A distinctive blue mark, likely a manufacturer's or reign mark, is visible on the underside of the base. Visible condition appears to be 'very good', as stated in the text, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant repair evident from the image, although minor surface wear or patina consistent with age might be present. The craftsmanship exhibits typical Chinese porcelain detail, with fine brushwork on the floral and geometric patterns. The integration of blue and white with polychrome elements suggests a particular period, possibly late Qing dynasty or Republic period, as these multi-color schemes became more common in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The 'pagoda vase' description likely refers to its overall shape, reminiscent of a multi-tiered pagoda structure, adding to its unique aesthetic.