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A blue and white auspicious cloud dragon patterned double eared moon holding vase made in the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty, measuring 30.5cm in height, 25cm in width, 6.3cm in diameter, 12.3cm in circumference, and 7.8cm in width, painted in blue and white. The mouth is decorated with cloud and dragon patterns throughout the body, with auspicious clouds flowing and flying all over the sky. Lingrui Xian Ji, Hongfu Qi Tian, symmetrically painted with dragon patterns on the front and back of the bottle. The black dragon dance with its claws soaring above the waves and amidst the auspicious clouds, dominating the wind and clouds. The dragon is agile and majestic, with an extraordinary aura against the backdrop of the cloud patterns. It exudes a royal aura, with thousands of heavy and stable strokes. The painting is exquisite and smooth, with a regular shape and a warm surface.