Rare Antique Japanese Large Ginbari Vase

Rare Antique Japanese Large Ginbari Vase
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Japanese
Period

Pre 1920

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Museum grade very large Japanese Ginbari enamel vase. Ginbari is a technique using a foil design made with an embossing plate. The vase has a robin’s egg blue enamel ground comprised of small flowers, with Wisteria branches bearing pastel green and purple flowers, small birds perched and flying through the tree branches. The elongated vase has a slightly tapered form with short, fluted foot and neck. The edges of the lip and the top of the foot are decorated in red and blue enamel of wire spiral and dots.

Meiji Period (1868-1912)

Dimensions: 11″ x 25″ h

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Museum grade very large Japanese Ginbari enamel vase. Ginbari is a technique using a foil design made with an embossing plate. The vase has a robin’s egg blue enamel ground comprised of small flowers, with Wisteria branches bearing pastel green and purple flowers, small birds perched and flying through the tree branches. The elongated vase has a slightly tapered form with short, fluted foot and neck. The edges of the lip and the top of the foot are decorated in red and blue enamel of wire spiral and dots.

Meiji Period (1868-1912)

Dimensions: 11″ x 25″ h

Additional information

Region

Japanese
Period

Pre 1920

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