A pair of antique Japanese Early Meiji period vases, characterized by their oval shape tapering downward, mounted on stems, and adorned with matching covers. The surfaces of these vases feature intricate cloisonne enamel work showcasing a dragon motif. The dragon motif, often symbolizing strength and good fortune in Japanese culture, adds both symbolism and artistic elegance to these vases. Circa the 1870s or the 1880s. Antique Japanese Vases and Enamelware Collectibles.

OVERALL GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION. SIGNS OF AGE AND WEAR. ONE PIECE HAS A SMALL PIECE OF CLOISONNE DAMAGE. BOTH PIECES MISSING HANDLES FOR LIDS. REFER TO PHOTOS.

H 6 3/4 IN. ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE APPROXIMATE.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: OVERALL GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION. SIGNS OF AGE AND WEAR. ONE PIECE HAS A SMALL PIECE OF CLOISONNE DAMAGE. BOTH PIECES MISSING HANDLES FOR LIDS. REFER TO PHOTOS.

Origin:
Japan

Materials & Techniques:
Enamel

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; OVERALL GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION. SIGNS OF AGE AND WEAR. ONE PIECE HAS A SMALL PIECE OF CLOISONNE DAMAGE. BOTH PIECES MISSING HANDLES FOR LIDS. REFER TO PHOTOS.