There are restorations along the rim of the ewer, along the lower portion of the handle, along the rounded white band above the footrim, and along the footrim. There is a repaired crack, or partial break, that extends downward vertically from the rim, along one side of the spout to the neck of the vessel, terminating along one of the pierced motifs along the neck; the repaired crack measures approximately 2 1/4 inches. There are two areas of inpainting along the body of the vessel that fluoresce under UV light. There are fleabite to small-sized chips, particularly along the pierced elements, the dragon's head along the spout, and the footrim. There are rounded and linear firing flaws. Wear to the glaze, including scattered losses. Crazing to the glaze. There are two small areas of restoration along the rim of the lid. Fleabite to small-sized chips along the interior rim of the lid.