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This cup was created and burned during the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty. The mouth of the cup is slightly tilted, and the lower part is hollow and high footed. The enamel is shiny and clean, the fetal material is light and thin, and white and delicate. The cup is decorated with blue and white colors on the outside, with a blend of underglaze and overglaze, known as doucai, which has a pure royal lineage. The painting lines are delicate and graceful, elegant and quiet, with a pair of bipedal birds, both male and female, perfectly matched, vivid and lifelike. Looking at the branches, it brings joy to success. The branches and leaves are lush, and the fruits are full, creating a pleasant and prosperous scene, symbolizing the auspicious omen of "happiness and happiness, many children and good fortune, good fortune and longevity". The blue and white porcelain has bright hair colors, and its design and decoration reflect the light and delicate beauty of Chenghua porcelain. Emperor Chenghua doted on Empress Wan and won her heart by pleasing the beauty of the dragon. The Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Factory spent a lot of time on the production of official kiln porcelain, creating such a wonderful and exquisite artifact that represents the meaning of love! This is a typical artifact from the Ming Chenghua Imperial Kiln period. Has extremely high collection value!