JAPANESE SHIPPO STUDIO CLOISONNÉ VASE

(pair) Japanese Meiji period musen shippo cloisonne vases, by Ando Jubei (Nagoya, Japan, 1876-1953), each having a silver rim over long neck, wireless cloisonne design to hexagonal body, marked underf

Japanese, likely Meiji Period (1868-1912). A pair of cloisonne enamel on porcelain vases, a method known as Jitai Shippo, the vases of pear form with wide mouth and bearing allover mustard ground deco

These are a pair of gorgeous vintage Japanese vases. The box is marked Shippo Yaki?(cloisonne) White, with a beautiful flower tree motif. Check out that original price! Both 7" tall.?NOTE: This piece

DESCRIPTION: Ando Studios Japanese cloisonne vase featuring fenghuangs ("Chinese phoenixes") and dragons. Further featuring floral and foliage motifs against a purple ground. Hallmarked on underside.

DESCRIPTION: Japanese 'shotai shippo' Pique-a-Jour cloisonne enameled glass vase on a silvered hued base, the silver cut into a pattern of stylized floating chrysanthemum blossoms. Reference: Ando Clo

Marked and signed in underglaze blue and overglaze red to base, good condition some loss to enamel as pictured otherwise no significant damage to note. 7.5" tall

Lot includes A pair of bottles with raised metal ring on the neck, domed lids, decorated with sections of dot bordered areas enclosing floral designs, some goldstone, some foil under clear enamels, ni

A 20th Century Japanese Totai-Shippo Tree Bark Cloisonne Vase. Decorated with a bird and floral branch motif Height: 8.75"

Lot 94 Ando Japanese Cloisonne Vase, Studio of Ando Jubei (Taisho/Showa Period) a tapered baluster vase with abstract wireless enamel black and white decoration on red ground, with silver mouth and

DESCRIPTION: Antique 19th Cent. Japanese Jiki- Shippo tree bark cloisonne over porcelain vase from the Meiji period. Depicts decorations representing bird and floral motifs. On a carved wooden stand b

An exquisitely crafted and large Japanese Ando Jubei (1876-1953) studio cloisonne enamel vase. The tapering vase features wire and wireless enamel work depicting koi fish in motion, escaping a fishing

Japanese Ando Jubei Silver-Mounted Musen Shippo Cloisonne Vase , baluster body decorated around the mid-section with scrolling foliage, base with Ando mark, foot ring marked "SILVER", h. 13 1/4 in

Taisho Period c. 1912, Japanese Ando Musen-shippo (wireless cloisonné or champlevé) vase; the vase is a stunning apple green enamel over silver foil and has a subtle chrysanthemum motif around the b

A Japanese cloisonne enamel Shippo ware vase. Silver mounted vase, having a yellow ground decorated with birds perched and flying among florals and foliage. Stylized geometric band at base and neck. M

Japanese, likely late Meiji Period (1868-1912). A collection of three enamel cloisonne on porcelain articles, a method called Jitai Shippo, comprising one tree bark (totai shippo) cloisonne vase with

early 20th century, Meiji or Taisho period, attributed to the Ando Jubei Company, worked in silver wire with opaque and translucent enamels, details flecked with aventurine, the upper body with horizo

Exquisite vase crafted of Japanese Enamel. Features wire and wireless enamel work depicting fish in motion. Rim and base in sterling silver. Marked on base. Measures 10" x 8". Very good condition. In

Two Japanese enameled vasesOne tree bark vase decorated with a hawk amidst leaves, the other an Ando studios cloisonne enamel vase decorated with cranes, the propeller makers mark incised to the alloy

Japanese Collection of three Totai Shippo vases Meiji periodcloisonne enamel over porcelain 14.5 h x 6.375 dia in (37 x 16 cm) 12.5 h x 5.25 dia in (32 x 13 cm) Collection is comprised of o

Japanese Collection of eight Totai Shippo vases Meiji periodcloisonne enamel over porcelain, enameled porcelain largest: 9.75 h x 5.5 w x 4.25 d in (25 x 14 x 11 cm) smallest: 5.125 h x 2.5 dia in

Japanese Totai Shippo vases, pair Meiji periodcloisonne enamel over porcelain each: 12 h x 6 dia in (30 x 15 cm) Vases feature flying bluebirds over crashing waves and underwater scenes.

Japanese Totai Shippo vases, pair Meiji periodcloisonne enamel over porcelain 10.5 h x 5 dia in (27 x 13 cm) Provenance: Important Private Collection, Highland Park, IL

6 inches tall by 2 3/4 inches at widest point.Old retail sticker on the underside. The Japanese term for enamelling, shippō (‘seven treasures’), suggests that enamels may have been created as

Japanese Cloisonne Ceramic Totai Shippo Tree Bark Floor Vase, Meiji period. Sizable vase featuring a Hawk among flowers and leaves looming above a small bird. Measures 29" tall x 13" across the should