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A Pair of Fukagawa Vases
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Pre 1900 item# 1202607 (stock# FC-1279c)
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Flying Cranes Antiques Ltd.
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A stunning and unusual pair of Fukagawa vases, their bodies decorated with ogee-shaped brocading along the rims in gray and turquoise enamels. Elegant red-capped cranes at the base of a gnarled pine burrow their beaks into their bodies, surrounded by blossoming peonies. On the reverse, a lone crane soars in mid- flight. Brilliant tones of gray and cobalt with accents in iron red, green and turquoise lend drama to the imagery. Red Koransha mark on bases. This pair of porcelain vases is in mint ...click for details
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A Silver and Cloisonne Pedestal Vase
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Pre 1910 item# 1201544 (stock# FC-1137)
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Flying Cranes Antiques Ltd.
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A dramatic silver and cloisonné pedestal vase with slim neck and lobed body. Luxuriant peonies in rich enamels encircle the vase in high relief, contrasting with the delicate enamel work at the neck and foot. Peonies, symbols of spring season, are venerated flowers in Chinese and Japanese art, often associated with good fortune and erotic love. The peony is portrayed with the mythical phoenix bird and shishi (Buddhist lion dog). Gilt signature plaque, Mitsuhige. This elegant vase is in excellen ...click for details
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Small Foliate-Form Satsuma Bowl
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Pre 1910 item# 1201303 (stock# FC-1229)
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Flying Cranes Antiques Ltd.
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A small and charming foliate-formed Satsuma bowl, its exterior a profusion of cascading wisteria and rising iris. Inside, bijin, attendants and children enjoy an outing under an umbrella of sakura branches. This exquisitely painted bowl with jewel-toned enamels and unique form is the work of renowned Satsuma artist, Seikozan. According to Louis Lawrence in his book entitled “ Satsuma” (pg.102), “The Seikozan studio painted some of the very best Satsuma pieces […] very few that are not of the hig ...click for details
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