Japanese Fukagawa Imari Vase of Sake Bottle Form circa 1880
£180.00
LOT NUMBER 67
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LOT NUMBER 67
Japanese Fukagawa Imari Vase of Sake Bottle Form circa 1880
A fine quality Japanese Imari Vase of Sake bottle form with a bulbous body narrowing towards a broad neck with a faintly everted rim, decorated in iron red, underglaze blue and gold with the addition of green enamel. The main body with two shaped panels of flowering chrysanthemum within underglaze blue borders on a ground of stylised flowering chrysanthemum, the shoulder with panels of lotus and stylised flower heads on an underglaze blue band, the neck with further stylised foliage below plantain leaves in iron red and underglaze blue, the rim gilt. The base with a four character mark reading Koransha Fukagawa Sei ('made by the Koransha Fukagawa [factory]'. The Fukagawa kilns produced the best quality Imari items made in Japan in the late nineteenth century for export to the West. Dating here is within the Meiji period (1868 - 1912) probably around 1880. The form is unusual and reflects Sake bottle shapes produced in a variety of mediums.| Size: | 20 cm high, 7.5 cm base |
| Weight: | na |
| Date: | 1880 |
| Condition: | Very good condition with no damage or restoration |
| Price: | £180 |
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