2pc Japanese Meiji Totai Shippo Jars 4.75'' to 5.5''

Japanese Totai Shippo covered jar with cranes among lotuses Meiji periodcloisonne enamel over porcelain 19 h x 11.5 dia in (48 x 29 cm) Signed in Japanese to underside. Provenan

Cover, of squat form, with a porcelain handle and spout, the decorated with a painted porcelain panel to either side, surrounded by a blue cloisonne ground, with gilt accents, blue character marks und

Japanese totai shippo cloisonne jar, carved wood lid, unmarked, 5� h

Japanese Collection of five Totai Shippo ginger jars c. 1880cloisonne enamel over porcelain largest: 6 h x 4.375 dia in (15 x 11 cm) smallest: 4.375 h x 3.75 dia in (11 x 10 cm) Pro

MEIJI JAPANESE TOTAI SHIPPO VASEJapan, late 19th-early 20th century, cloisonné on ceramic. Bulbous form in turquoise, umber, black, and pink, decorated in floral forms and beaded borders. Three-chara

Antique Japanese Meiji Era Cloisonne Enamel Carved Bird Exterior Mini Ginger Jar 4.75" Tall Preowned from an Estate. $12 DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

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 tea service Meiji periodcloisonne enamel over porcelain largest: 4.675 h x 4.75 w x 3.5 d in (12 x 12 x 9 cm) smallest: 2.125 h x 3.675 w x 2.75 d in (5 x 9 x 7 cm) Se

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

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 three Totai Shippo items Meiji periodcloisonne enamel over porcelain 14.5 h x 6.25 dia in (37 x 16 cm) 7.25 h x 6 dia in (18 x 15 cm) Collection is comprised of a tal

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, 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

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

Japanese Totai Shippo vase with a dog and peonies Meiji periodcloisonne enamel over porcelain 14.25 h x 7.75 dia in (36 x 20 cm) Provenance: Important Private Collection, High

Japanese Totai Shippo scenic vases, set of two Meiji periodcloisonne enamel over porcelain each: 14.5 h x 5.75 dia in (37 x 15 cm) Each vase features a dragon within a landscape, and a crane a

Including a Meiji period bronze "basket weave" dish centered by a plaque delineated in mixed metals (7 x 6 in.); plus a ceramic and cloisonne Totai Shippo tree bark vase with wood cover; both unmarked

2pc Japanese Meiji Lacquered Dragon Vase with Display Stand. Includes an ornate red lacquered garlic vase with figural dragon holding a flaming pearl (three character mark on bottom) 15''x8''. Also a

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

East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, ca. 1868 to 1912 CE. A very large and quite ornate cloisonne jar. Cloisonne is an ancient process where a metal vessel was decorated using melted glass or enamel that w

Cloisonne covered jar. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Silver wire work of a pair of dragons on a black ground. Signed Namikawa Yasuyuki on a silver plaque on the base. (1" length of the floral decor

(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 Meiji period, circa 1890, globular form Satsuma pottery lidded jar decorated with two large panels containing arrays of florals and flying birds divided by scroll and lattice borders and exte

Japanese Meiji period, circa 1890, globular form Satsuma pottery lidded jar decorated with two large panels containing arrays of florals and flying birds divided by scroll and lattice borders and exte