Historical Antique 17th century Temple Bowl From 1736-1795

This amazing bowl was bought at an estate product and the deceased lady had an extensive collection of Asian Artifacts. The problem with this product was they had it in Junction City, Ks, and it was the wrong venue for these pieces, so many of her treasures went for a song I'm afraid. The bowl is a Chien Lung Temple bowl and it was made between 1736-1795. It has a swirled blue and white porcelain interior and a distinctive brown exterior. Some of these bowls are still used today in temples in Asia, outside red China. They sit in a place of honor at the incense alter with petals floating in scented water. It's about 11 inches across and 3 /34 inches tall. This bowl has one chip in at, as pictured. Otherwise it's in excellent antique condition. It also comes with the brochure that I got with this pottery from when it was sold to the decedent. This will be mailed by UPS because I don't trust thePost Office any further that I can pick up one of their trucks and throw it (which I actually believe they do with our packages). Thanks for looking