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This bottle is over two feet tall, with a huge volume and a grand momentum. Its design is dignified, exquisite in elegance, with a curled mouth and a neckband. The two sides are decorated with Kui dragon ears and turquoise green glaze, complemented by gold and red two-color embellishments, making it very magnificent; Folded shoulders and arched abdomen, with smooth lines, making the abdomen wide and flat. It is most suitable for porcelain painting, with a circular foot underneath and turquoise green glaze applied inside. The center is engraved in alum red with six characters and three lines of seal script style "Made in the Jiaqing Year of the Qing Dynasty". The neck is adorned with yellow glaze, with patterns painted from top to bottom. The mouth is adorned with golden colors, with a pine stone green cloud head pattern painted around it. The lower part is painted with rouge red bats, symbolizing "prosperity and prosperity". The lower part is a red tassel long halberd painted in gold, with a plump catfish painted in ink on both sides. The tail of the long halberd is hung with a pine stone green glaze depicting "ji", which sounds like "ji", "fish" is "yu", and "qu" is "qing", Therefore, the above combination of decorative patterns is called "auspicious and surplus"; A blooming lotus flower is painted under Jikuo, with a gourd shaped stamen and a colorful Ganoderma lucidum growing on top. It is very strange, and the surrounding branches and leaves are stretched and intertwined. "Hulu" sounds like "Fu Lu". Ganoderma lucidum is a fairy grass and a symbol of longevity. Therefore, this set of decorations symbolizes "continuous blessings and longevity". Under the lotus, two basket colored small chilong dragons are symmetrically painted, with lotus flowers of different sizes and colorful auspicious clouds filling the gaps between each element decoration. The overall layout is complex and magnificent.