Pair Of Black Glaze Vases, Nishiura Enji (1856-1914), Yokohama, Japan, Meiji Era.
Artist: Nishiura Enji (1856-1914)
Pair of interesting vases with black glaze. The hand-painted decoration likely represents Rakans, or Buddhist monks who have achieved enlightenment and continue to teach. The thick overglaze painting is complemented by a discreet and delicate gold decoration.
Nishiura Enji (1856-1914). Yokohama, Japan, Meiji era. Signed: 西浦陶器店製 - made by Nishiura Ceramics Shop.
Height 25.5 cm.
The state of conservation of one of the vases is very good, that of the other is good, with a crack on the bottom.
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Nishiura Enji (1856-1914). Yokohama, Japan, Meiji era. Signed: 西浦陶器店製 - made by Nishiura Ceramics Shop.
Height 25.5 cm.
The state of conservation of one of the vases is very good, that of the other is good, with a crack on the bottom.
Free delivery in EU. ! I send packages by insured mail (DPD or DHL). All items are packaged very carefully. Payment by international bank transfer.
600 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Porcelain
Height: 25,5
Reference (ID): 1204797
Availability: In stock
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