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The porcelain garlic vase was first fired in the Song Dynasty and was popular in the Ming and Qing dynasties. There are various varieties such as blue and white, colorful, and blue painted gold. This piece is made of blue and white embroidered gold. The bottom model was made in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, and the shape of the garlic bottle in the Qing Dynasty tends to be light and beautiful. The overall shape of the vessel is neat, dignified and beautiful, with coordinated proportions. The garlic head and lower part are decorated with tangled branches and floral patterns. The neck and abdomen are decorated with gold inlay techniques, and the abdomen is decorated with landscape patterns through a window. The craftsmanship is complex, making it more difficult to fire compared to ordinary blue and white porcelain. This collection has certain collectible value and is worth collecting.