VTG Shizhong Shan Ji Tea Caddy Hexagonal Porcelain - Record of Stone Bell‎ Mnt

Hexagonal porcelain tea caddy showcases the classic Record of Stone Bell Mountain (Shizhong Shan Ji) text by Su Shi, rendered in elegant black calligraphy. This scholar's object features a crisp white glaze accented by a blue geometric border around the shoulder and traditional red seal marks. The six-sided form provides a sophisticated silhouette for storage or display, reflecting the deep literary and artistic traditions of Chinese porcelain. A Juren Tang mark is visible on the base, indicating a refined production style suitable for a study or tea room. Juren Tang (居仁堂), or Hall Where Benevolence Resides, refers to a famous early 20th-century Chinese porcelain mark produced for Yuan Shikai's presidential palace in Beijing between 1915 and 1916. These pieces are renowned for their exceptional, imperial-quality craftsmanship, featuring red seal script marks often reading Juren Tang Zhi (Made for the Hall Where Benevolence Resides) Material: Porcelain Shape: Hexagonal Color: White, Black, Blue, Red Theme: Shizhong Shan Ji (Record of Stone Bell Mountain) Calligraphy: Hand-painted style Origin: China Markings: Juren Tang base mark, red seals Style: Scholar's Object Function: Tea Caddy / Ginger Jar Finish: Glazed Keywords: Chinese Porcelain, Calligraphy Art, Scholar Object, Tea Culture, Asian Decor, Su Shi, Shizhong Shan, Hexagonal Jar, Ginger Jar, Chinoiserie, Oriental Antiques, Literary Art, Zen Decor, Tea Storage