Japanese Porcelain Imari Gilt Enamel Vase Gu Shape Flower Meiji Period 19th C

£60.00

Inventory Code: INV4819

Object: Vase

Material: Porcelain

Origin: Japan

Period: Meiji Era 1868-1912

Date: 19th Century

Decoration: Imari palette with underglaze blue, iron red, and gilt floral decoration in a gu form

Marked: Unmarked

Measurements:
Height: 6.8 in / 17.0 cm

Width: 4.0 in / 10.0 cm

Condition:
FAIR (3/5) - Hairline crack extending from the rim with an associated small rim chip. Minor wear to the gilt and enamel decoration, light surface wear, and age-related firing imperfections. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

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DESCRIPTION

A Japanese porcelain vase in the elegant gu form, decorated in the traditional Imari palette.

The body is painted with flowering peonies and foliage in underglaze blue, iron red, and gilt highlights.

The flared rim and foot are accented with geometric and scrolling border designs, characteristic of Meiji period Imari wares.

A decorative and collectible example of late 19th century Japanese porcelain.

COLLECTOR’S NOTE

Imari porcelain produced during the Meiji period combined traditional decorative motifs with refined enamel and underglaze blue painting for both domestic use and export.

Gu-shaped vases remain popular with collectors for their elegant silhouette and vibrant decorative schemes.

NOTES

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