SOLD ITEM 3506 - Antique Meiji Period Japanese Porcelain Vase

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No chips or cracks. 35 inches high and 13 inches wide at the top. Weighs 43 and one half pounds.Imari porcelain, made in Arita, a port city near Nagasaki. The Japanese originally "borrowed" the distinctive Imari designs from the Chinese in the 16th century, and adapted them to Japanese taste. The flared and fluted rim and graceful bottle shape of this vase are very traditional Japanese. The hand-painted decoration includes fish and crustaceans, court ladies and gentlemen, birds, flowers, and classical landscapes.circa 1905. It may actually have been made 20 years earlier than that, but we can safely say that it dates from the Meiji period.
 
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