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Pair Of Cloisonné Enamel Vases, Japan , Meiji Period , Late 19th Century
Elegant pair of baluster vases.
Japan, late 19th century (Meiji era, 1868-1912).
Polychrome cloisonné and polished enamels on copper.
Deep emerald green background, unusual and striking.
The decoration is refined and varied.
The necks appear to be tied with a cord, holding a drape with rich traditional symbolic motifs (pairs of facing komainu, ribboned balls, peonies, etc.).
The bases feature geometric friezes.
The bodies are enlivened with birds perched on branches or flitting among flowering branches and chrysanthemums. The scenes differ on each vase!
Height: 31 cm
Diameter: 17 cm
Weight: 1.464 kg + 1.467 kg
No damage, very good condition.
Shipping costs of 40 euros for mainland France only (for other destinations, please ask for a quote).
Sent via Colissimo registered mail with signature required upon delivery.
Carefully packaged.
Japan, late 19th century (Meiji era, 1868-1912).
Polychrome cloisonné and polished enamels on copper.
Deep emerald green background, unusual and striking.
The decoration is refined and varied.
The necks appear to be tied with a cord, holding a drape with rich traditional symbolic motifs (pairs of facing komainu, ribboned balls, peonies, etc.).
The bases feature geometric friezes.
The bodies are enlivened with birds perched on branches or flitting among flowering branches and chrysanthemums. The scenes differ on each vase!
Height: 31 cm
Diameter: 17 cm
Weight: 1.464 kg + 1.467 kg
No damage, very good condition.
Shipping costs of 40 euros for mainland France only (for other destinations, please ask for a quote).
Sent via Colissimo registered mail with signature required upon delivery.
Carefully packaged.
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