A Chinese biscuit porcelain sancai-glazed 'temple lion' ewer, Kangxi period, modelled as a temple lion standing on its hind legs, its front paws leaning against a large ewer with curved spout and looping handle, all atop a base modelled as an altar table, decorated with yellow, green and aubergine glaze, 19.5cm high清康熙 三彩釉佛獅執壺 品相報告 Condition Report: Restoration to the exterior and around the rim of the ewer, as well as some present to the hind shoulder of the temple lion. A chip to the shoulder of the temple lion to the rear. Chips to the glaze around the rim of the ewer. An old hairline crack to the altar table base. Surface wear commensurate with age.