Decorative ornament (3) - Ryu dragon flesh moriage. - Japan - Meiji Ryu dragon bottle.





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Meiji period Imari porcelain Ryu dragon bottle with moriage high-relief dragon, three-clawed, painted in gold, height 26.5 cm, width 11 cm, depth 11 cm, weight 750 g, origin Japan (Arita/Imari), model “Ryu drakenfles moriage”, in excellent condition with a hairline crack on the bottom inner stand ring.
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A Ryu dragon flask of Imari porcelain from the Meiji period (1868 - 1912). The three-clawed dragon coils around the vase. It is a high-relief dragon (moriage), painted with gold paint. In the background, floral motifs in red and gold. On the bottom inside the stand ring, there is a hairline crack visible from the firing process. This flask is otherwise in excellent condition. Dimensions: 26.5 x 11 x 11 cm. Weight 480 grams.
A Kutani/Satsuma porcelain plate with a beautifully painted landscape, a teahouse by a lake. Late Meiji period. Dimensions: 2 cm high, diameter 19 cm. Weight 200 grams. This nice plate has a tiny hairline at the top edge, almost invisible, but it is there. A matching cup from the same period, glued. Dimensions: 4 cm high, diameter 7 cm. Weight 70 grams.
A Ryu dragon flask of Imari porcelain from the Meiji period (1868 - 1912). The three-clawed dragon coils around the vase. It is a high-relief dragon (moriage), painted with gold paint. In the background, floral motifs in red and gold. On the bottom inside the stand ring, there is a hairline crack visible from the firing process. This flask is otherwise in excellent condition. Dimensions: 26.5 x 11 x 11 cm. Weight 480 grams.
A Kutani/Satsuma porcelain plate with a beautifully painted landscape, a teahouse by a lake. Late Meiji period. Dimensions: 2 cm high, diameter 19 cm. Weight 200 grams. This nice plate has a tiny hairline at the top edge, almost invisible, but it is there. A matching cup from the same period, glued. Dimensions: 4 cm high, diameter 7 cm. Weight 70 grams.

