Fine Silver Wire Meiji Cloisonne Moriage Vase w/ Two Cranes
A silver wire antique Meiji vase in round a short narrow neck, flared mouth and broad shoulders tapering down to a narrow, round foot. The body tapers roundly down to a narrow round base with flared-out foot. The vase is finished with the Moriage technique of piling enamels onto the design features so that they stand out from the background of the vase.
The design is of a pair of red-topped Manchurian cranes grazing in green grasses. All design elements are in Moriage. The background is a wireless beige color.
The vase is 6” tall. Pristine condition and in an excellent state of conservation. Unsigned. Stand not included. Please submit any questions using the “Contact” button.
A silver wire antique Meiji vase in round a short narrow neck, flared mouth and broad shoulders tapering down to a narrow, round foot. The body tapers roundly down to a narrow round base with flared-out foot. The vase is finished with the Moriage technique of piling enamels onto the design features so that they stand out from the background of the vase.
The design is of a pair of red-topped Manchurian cranes grazing in green grasses. All design elements are in Moriage. The background is a wireless beige color.
The vase is 6” tall. Pristine condition and in an excellent state of conservation. Unsigned. Stand not included. Please submit any questions using the “Contact” button.
A silver wire antique Meiji vase in round a short narrow neck, flared mouth and broad shoulders tapering down to a narrow, round foot. The body tapers roundly down to a narrow round base with flared-out foot. The vase is finished with the Moriage technique of piling enamels onto the design features so that they stand out from the background of the vase.
The design is of a pair of red-topped Manchurian cranes grazing in green grasses. All design elements are in Moriage. The background is a wireless beige color.
The vase is 6” tall. Pristine condition and in an excellent state of conservation. Unsigned. Stand not included. Please submit any questions using the “Contact” button.