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Asian Royal Chamber Pot?

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I've been told that this vase was a chamber pot for the Emperor's Roycl Court, but I have no proof of that.  It sits 30.5 inches high, and there is damage to one of the Dragon heads.  It's glued on.  Besides that it is in fantastic condition.  There is no visable markings

This has been in my family for many, many years.  The story goes, that my Father's Aunt worked as a maid for a very wealthy family.  When the husband died, the wife decided to move back to where she came from and wouldn.t need the maid's services any longer.  The wife gave the maid this vase as a gift.

Wondering what it's value is?

Category Asian Art
Medium I have no idea. China maybe
Distinguishing marks No hallmarks that I can see
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item 30,5 in high
Date Period Chinese Emperor times
Weight 15lbs ???
History The story goes, that my Dad's Aunt worked as a maid for a wealthy Philadelphia family who gave it to her as a gift when the husband died and the wife decided to move to the area from where she came. It's been handed down through generations in our family.
Price Paid (If known) Gift, and then handed down through generations
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