Vase - Porcelain - Japan - Meiji period (1868-1912) - KUTANI Studio ODA (No reserve price)
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Meiji-period Kutani porcelain baluster vase, attributed Original, from a private collection, ODA Jinzo workshop, height 33 cm, maximum diameter 15.5 cm, in good condition with minor wear and age stains and neck restoration with visible old solder.
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JAPAN - MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912)
Oda Jinzo Workshop (active late 19th - early 20th century)
Rare baluster vase in Kutani porcelain with a flared neck and circular foot. Important polychrome decoration in enamels of the iron red palette (aka-e) enhanced with rich two-tone gilding.
The body is adorned with a double continuous motif in reserve:
On one side: A lively genre scene featuring three women (including a musician and a young girl) in a leafy garden.
On the other side: A bird (finch) perched among lush floral arrangements of peonies, chrysanthemums and plum blossoms in full bloom.
The shoulder and neck are animated by a luxurious alternation of intricately cut geometric cartouches, seigaiha waves, gilded scrolls, and floral medallions on a red iron ground. The inner neck presents a frieze of stylized draperies.
Red calligraphic mark under the base: 織田製 (Oda Sei) for the Oda Jinzo Shoten workshop-decorator (Yokohama/Kaga).
Dimensions: Height: 33 cm; Maximum diameter (or neck): 15.5 cm
Condition: Good overall condition of the body and freshness of the gilding.
To note: restoration at the neck with a broken section, showing visible traces and old metal soldering in brown on the exterior.
Normal wear to gilding in places.
Unprecedented on the market
A Certificate of Authenticity will be provided to the purchaser.
Express insured and secure shipping 24h by Fedex - Chronopost - DHL - UPS.
Shipment only within EUROPE.
Protective packaging included.
Seller's Story
Founded in 1922, Casa Ostertag has established itself as an essential reference in the sale of collectibles, artworks, and jewelry. With over a century of experience, it stands out for the rigor and passion of its internal gemologists, who guarantee the authenticity and value of each piece. A trusted house for over a hundred years, Ostertag embodies tradition, excellence, and transparency in service of collectors and art lovers worldwide.
Translated by Google TranslateJAPAN - MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912)
Oda Jinzo Workshop (active late 19th - early 20th century)
Rare baluster vase in Kutani porcelain with a flared neck and circular foot. Important polychrome decoration in enamels of the iron red palette (aka-e) enhanced with rich two-tone gilding.
The body is adorned with a double continuous motif in reserve:
On one side: A lively genre scene featuring three women (including a musician and a young girl) in a leafy garden.
On the other side: A bird (finch) perched among lush floral arrangements of peonies, chrysanthemums and plum blossoms in full bloom.
The shoulder and neck are animated by a luxurious alternation of intricately cut geometric cartouches, seigaiha waves, gilded scrolls, and floral medallions on a red iron ground. The inner neck presents a frieze of stylized draperies.
Red calligraphic mark under the base: 織田製 (Oda Sei) for the Oda Jinzo Shoten workshop-decorator (Yokohama/Kaga).
Dimensions: Height: 33 cm; Maximum diameter (or neck): 15.5 cm
Condition: Good overall condition of the body and freshness of the gilding.
To note: restoration at the neck with a broken section, showing visible traces and old metal soldering in brown on the exterior.
Normal wear to gilding in places.
Unprecedented on the market
A Certificate of Authenticity will be provided to the purchaser.
Express insured and secure shipping 24h by Fedex - Chronopost - DHL - UPS.
Shipment only within EUROPE.
Protective packaging included.
Seller's Story
Founded in 1922, Casa Ostertag has established itself as an essential reference in the sale of collectibles, artworks, and jewelry. With over a century of experience, it stands out for the rigor and passion of its internal gemologists, who guarantee the authenticity and value of each piece. A trusted house for over a hundred years, Ostertag embodies tradition, excellence, and transparency in service of collectors and art lovers worldwide.
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Era
1400-1900
Title additional information
KUTANI Studio ODA
Country of origin
Japan
Material
Porcelain
Dynastic style/period
Meiji period (1868-1912)
Provenance
Private collection
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Attribution
Original
Height
33 cm
Width
15.5 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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