A Japanese jiki-shippo 'tree-bark' cloisonne on porcelain vase, Japan, Meiji (1868-1912).
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Baluster shaped with a slightly flared rim. Decorated with 'jiki shippo' or 'tree bark' technique with cloisonné on porcelain imitating bark, featuring motifs of a bird, butterfly, and flowering branches in varying shades of green, red, grey, and black cloisonné. Height 21.5 cm.
Wear. Footrim possibly polished. Scratches.
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Purchased in these rooms in 2015.
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