Ginger jar - Gilt brass, Gilt bronze - Ginger cloisonné

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This Chinese ginger jar titled “Ginger cloisonné” dates from 1960–1970 and is made of copper, brass, stone, enamel and bronze, with gilded brass and bronze elements and a Millefiori floral cloisonné decoration.

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Large ginger jar from the second half of the 20th century in cloisonné, featuring the famous floral decoration “Millefiori” (Thousand Flowers). It is a dense multicolored pattern dominated by a large central yellow chrysanthemum that represents autumn, longevity, and joy in Asian tradition. It is paired with peonies and hibiscus to wish wealth and nobility of spirit, surrounded by peonies and shaded buds. The motif covers the entire surface of the vase without leaving empty spaces. It is made with the ancient cloisonné technique; the rounded, bulbous shape is typical of traditional Eastern spice containers or ginger jars, completed by its coordinated dome lid.
Intact without cracks, missing parts, or restorations
Measurements: cm H 26.5 x 21 x 21 and weighs 2178 g
Insured shipping with professional packaging.
We remind potential Italian buyers of the obligation to provide the codice fiscale for issuing electronic invoices, as we are a professional company.
For any questions about the regulation, you can consult the official website of the Italian Revenue Agency (https://www.agenziaentrate.gov.it). Thank you very much for your cooperation!

Seller's Story

The love for art in its many expressions gave birth to a company that has been operating uninterruptedly for years, in order to provide unique and sought-after products. The most demanding client... The insatiable collector... makes MEDI@RT the ideal partner in the search for the unobtainable. Follow us on www.vendendovendendo.it
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Large ginger jar from the second half of the 20th century in cloisonné, featuring the famous floral decoration “Millefiori” (Thousand Flowers). It is a dense multicolored pattern dominated by a large central yellow chrysanthemum that represents autumn, longevity, and joy in Asian tradition. It is paired with peonies and hibiscus to wish wealth and nobility of spirit, surrounded by peonies and shaded buds. The motif covers the entire surface of the vase without leaving empty spaces. It is made with the ancient cloisonné technique; the rounded, bulbous shape is typical of traditional Eastern spice containers or ginger jars, completed by its coordinated dome lid.
Intact without cracks, missing parts, or restorations
Measurements: cm H 26.5 x 21 x 21 and weighs 2178 g
Insured shipping with professional packaging.
We remind potential Italian buyers of the obligation to provide the codice fiscale for issuing electronic invoices, as we are a professional company.
For any questions about the regulation, you can consult the official website of the Italian Revenue Agency (https://www.agenziaentrate.gov.it). Thank you very much for your cooperation!

Seller's Story

The love for art in its many expressions gave birth to a company that has been operating uninterruptedly for years, in order to provide unique and sought-after products. The most demanding client... The insatiable collector... makes MEDI@RT the ideal partner in the search for the unobtainable. Follow us on www.vendendovendendo.it
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
2178 g
Brass type
Gilt brass
Bronze type
Gilt bronze
Title additional information
Ginger cloisonné
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
China
Material
Brass, Bronze, Copper, Enamel, Stone
Condition
As new - unused
Height
26.5 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
21 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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