ANTIQUE SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI TAISHO CLOISONNE VASE PINK BLOSSOM
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:45200992 | Primary Material: Cloisonne |
| Age: 1890-1915 | Color: Pink |
| Featured Refinements: Japanese Cloisonne Vase | Region of Origin: Japan |
| Maker: Ando Jubei |
ANTIQUE SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI TAISHO CLOISONNE VASE PINK BLOSSOM.
11.5-0’ high Diameter 33’ Opening 5.5 Base 5.5
Rare Antique Japanese ANDO Signed copper hammered vaseMoriage Cloisonne Cherry BlossomSame thing as this can be found in the "EDO TOKYO MUSEUM
This Ando Cloisonne vase was made in the 1930s Hand hammered copper vase with moriage raised enamel.Beautifully shaded trees in high relief coming out of a worked ground.Cherry blossom Florals go half way around.On th...e back there is a poetry of enamel character.There is a old brand mark on the bottom to prove the cloisonne masters ANDO. Condition Very good conditionSome very small loss to some of the enamel shown in photoPiece is signed could be by Ando Jubei
HISTORY: Master craftsman, Ando Jubei established his shop in Nagoya in 1881. Instrumental in several cloisonne innovations such as: clear enamel over repousse base, and opaque cloisonne moriage enamel motifs over opaque base, as well as plique-a-jour inspired by a French artist. His chief foremen for workshop production were Kaji Sataro, grandson of Tsunekichi from 1881 to 1897, and in 1897 Kawade Shibataro (1856-1921?), who was innovative and highly skilled. Ando Jubei's work was exhibited at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition (PPIE), San Francisco. Ando copper and enamel pieces are held in many important private collections and many major museum collections and are often sold at major auctions of Japanese art by Christie's and Sotheby's.
11.5-0’ high Diameter 33’ Opening 5.5 Base 5.5
Rare Antique Japanese ANDO Signed copper hammered vaseMoriage Cloisonne Cherry BlossomSame thing as this can be found in the "EDO TOKYO MUSEUM
This Ando Cloisonne vase was made in the 1930s Hand hammered copper vase with moriage raised enamel.Beautifully shaded trees in high relief coming out of a worked ground.Cherry blossom Florals go half way around.On th...e back there is a poetry of enamel character.There is a old brand mark on the bottom to prove the cloisonne masters ANDO. Condition Very good conditionSome very small loss to some of the enamel shown in photoPiece is signed could be by Ando Jubei
HISTORY: Master craftsman, Ando Jubei established his shop in Nagoya in 1881. Instrumental in several cloisonne innovations such as: clear enamel over repousse base, and opaque cloisonne moriage enamel motifs over opaque base, as well as plique-a-jour inspired by a French artist. His chief foremen for workshop production were Kaji Sataro, grandson of Tsunekichi from 1881 to 1897, and in 1897 Kawade Shibataro (1856-1921?), who was innovative and highly skilled. Ando Jubei's work was exhibited at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition (PPIE), San Francisco. Ando copper and enamel pieces are held in many important private collections and many major museum collections and are often sold at major auctions of Japanese art by Christie's and Sotheby's.
