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日本老件景泰藍琺瑯花瓶,Kyokko釉,梅花與小鳥圖樣,高27公分,寬13公分,重約1177公克,附1954年木盒與展示支架,製作:seven treasure crafts,品相良好。
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** Vintage Japanese Cloisonné Enamel Vase – Kyokko Glaze – Plum Blossoms and Bird – 1954 Dated Wooden Box – With Display Stand **
**An elegant example of traditional Japanese enamel craftsmanship, accompanied by a wooden presentation box bearing a date from 1954.**
This beautiful vintage Japanese cloisonné enamel vase features a rich, translucent ruby-red background decorated with delicate plum blossoms, a small bird, and floral motifs.
The vase displays the refined beauty of Japanese decorative arts, combining vivid enamel colours, intricate surface patterns, and a graceful silhouette.
Its vibrant red enamel surface reveals a fascinating textured pattern beneath the glaze, creating a beautiful visual effect as the light changes.
The combination of the deep red background, white blossoms, green foliage, and delicately depicted bird gives the vase a distinctive and harmonious appearance.
**■ Japanese Cloisonné Craftsmanship**
Cloisonné, known as *Shippo-yaki* (七宝焼) in Japan, is a traditional decorative art in which coloured vitreous enamel is applied to a metal surface and fired to produce a durable, glass-like finish.
Japanese cloisonné became internationally admired for its sophisticated craftsmanship, intricate decorative techniques, and beautiful enamel colours.
This vase is a fine example of the decorative appeal of Japanese cloisonné from the Showa period.
**■ Kyokko Glaze – Plum Blossom Design**
The accompanying wooden box bears the following Japanese inscription:
七寶 旭光釉梅花文花瓶
This may be translated as:
"Cloisonné Vase with Plum Blossom Design and Kyokko Glaze."
The term *Kyokko-yu* (旭光釉) is written on the box and refers to the glaze designation associated with the piece.
The vase is decorated with an attractive floral composition featuring plum blossoms and a small bird.
In Japanese culture, plum blossoms are associated with the arrival of spring, perseverance, renewal, and hope.
Their appearance after the cold winter has made them a cherished motif in Japanese painting, ceramics, textiles, and decorative arts.
The bird and flowers together create a peaceful scene inspired by the beauty of Japanese nature.
**■ Historical Interest – Wooden Box Dated 1954**
One of the most interesting features of this vase is its accompanying wooden presentation box.
The box bears the handwritten date:
昭和二十九年五月三日
May 3, 1954 (Showa 29)
The box also contains a presentation inscription, indicating that it was associated with a commemorative or gift-giving occasion.
This dated inscription provides an interesting historical connection to post-war Japan.
If the wooden box is original to the vase, the inscription suggests that the vase was already in existence by May 1954.
Please note that the date refers to the inscription on the wooden box and is not a confirmed manufacturing date.
The original association between the vase and the box cannot be independently verified.
**■ Maker's Mark**
The metal base rim is stamped:
CLOISONNE – Diamond-Shaped Emblem – JAPAN
The central diamond-shaped emblem contains a stylised symbol or letter.
Although this mark may provide a clue to the manufacturer, the exact workshop has not been conclusively identified.
The vase is therefore offered as a Japanese cloisonné work by an unidentified maker.
**■ Dimensions and Weight**
Height: Approximately 27 cm (including the display stand)
Maximum width: Approximately 13 cm
Weight: Approximately 1,177 g
Weight including the wooden box: Approximately 1,651 g
All measurements are approximate.
**■ Materials**
Vitreous enamel on a metal body, with metal rim fittings.
Wooden presentation box and separate display stand.
**■ Condition**
Vintage condition.
The enamel surface has been carefully inspected, and no visible cracks or chips have been found.
The beautiful ruby-red enamel and decorative floral design remain well preserved.
The metal fittings show some surface scratches and signs of age.
The wooden box and display stand may show age-related wear, marks, or discolouration consistent with their vintage character.
Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an important part of the description and condition assessment.
**■ Included Items**
1 Japanese cloisonné enamel vase
1 wooden presentation box with Japanese inscriptions and a date from 1954
1 display stand
**■ Collector's Appeal**
This vase will appeal to collectors of Japanese cloisonné, traditional enamelware, vintage Japanese decorative arts, and mid-20th-century Asian antiques.
Its attractive ruby-red enamel, delicate plum blossom decoration, marked base, and dated wooden presentation box make it a particularly interesting decorative and collectible piece.
The combination of traditional Japanese craftsmanship and a documented historical inscription adds character and interest.
It would make an elegant addition to a Japanese art collection, a traditional Japanese room, or a European interior featuring Asian decorative arts.
**■ Packing and International Shipping**
The vase will be carefully packed in Japan using protective wrapping and suitable cushioning materials.
The wooden box and display stand will also be protected to minimise movement and damage during international transportation.
The parcel will be shipped from Japan with tracking.
Please note that any applicable import duties, taxes, and customs clearance charges are the responsibility of the buyer, unless otherwise collected through the sales platform.
**■ Important Notice**
This is a vintage Japanese item, not a newly manufactured product.
Minor signs of age and use should be expected.
Please review all photographs carefully before bidding.
Thank you for your interest in this beautiful piece of Japanese decorative art.
Keywords:
Japanese Cloisonne, Cloisonne Vase, Japanese Enamel Vase, Vintage Japanese Vase, Japanese Antiques, Showa Period, 1954, Mid Century Japanese Art, Japanese Decorative Arts, Shippo Yaki, Shippo Enamel, Kyokko Glaze, Plum Blossom Vase, Japanese Plum Blossom, Bird and Flower Design, Ruby Red Enamel, Red Cloisonne, Japanese Floral Vase, Japanese Metalwork, Vintage Enamelware, Japanese Art Collection, Asian Antiques, Oriental Art, Japanese Craftsmanship, Wooden Presentation Box, Japanese Display Vase, Collectible Japanese Vase, Japanese Interior Decor, Traditional Japanese Art, Cloisonne Japan
■ Please Note ■
Shipping Information:
Items are shipped from Japan.
As this involves international shipping, please be sure to check the shipping costs before placing a bid.
Items are packed with great care to prevent damage during transit.
Shipping costs are calculated based on the net weight of the item, packaging materials, and the weight of the shipping box.
Depending on the situation, items will be shipped via DHL, FedEx, UPS, or Japan Post.
Delivery typically takes 1 to 3 weeks.
Import duties, taxes, and fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost.
These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
You may be contacted by phone or email by customs authorities in your country or the shipping carrier regarding customs clearance procedures.
Please ensure you are available to answer the phone.
If the carrier is unable to contact you, the package will be returned to us, and you will be charged double the shipping fee for re-shipment.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
賣家的故事
** Vintage Japanese Cloisonné Enamel Vase – Kyokko Glaze – Plum Blossoms and Bird – 1954 Dated Wooden Box – With Display Stand **
**An elegant example of traditional Japanese enamel craftsmanship, accompanied by a wooden presentation box bearing a date from 1954.**
This beautiful vintage Japanese cloisonné enamel vase features a rich, translucent ruby-red background decorated with delicate plum blossoms, a small bird, and floral motifs.
The vase displays the refined beauty of Japanese decorative arts, combining vivid enamel colours, intricate surface patterns, and a graceful silhouette.
Its vibrant red enamel surface reveals a fascinating textured pattern beneath the glaze, creating a beautiful visual effect as the light changes.
The combination of the deep red background, white blossoms, green foliage, and delicately depicted bird gives the vase a distinctive and harmonious appearance.
**■ Japanese Cloisonné Craftsmanship**
Cloisonné, known as *Shippo-yaki* (七宝焼) in Japan, is a traditional decorative art in which coloured vitreous enamel is applied to a metal surface and fired to produce a durable, glass-like finish.
Japanese cloisonné became internationally admired for its sophisticated craftsmanship, intricate decorative techniques, and beautiful enamel colours.
This vase is a fine example of the decorative appeal of Japanese cloisonné from the Showa period.
**■ Kyokko Glaze – Plum Blossom Design**
The accompanying wooden box bears the following Japanese inscription:
七寶 旭光釉梅花文花瓶
This may be translated as:
"Cloisonné Vase with Plum Blossom Design and Kyokko Glaze."
The term *Kyokko-yu* (旭光釉) is written on the box and refers to the glaze designation associated with the piece.
The vase is decorated with an attractive floral composition featuring plum blossoms and a small bird.
In Japanese culture, plum blossoms are associated with the arrival of spring, perseverance, renewal, and hope.
Their appearance after the cold winter has made them a cherished motif in Japanese painting, ceramics, textiles, and decorative arts.
The bird and flowers together create a peaceful scene inspired by the beauty of Japanese nature.
**■ Historical Interest – Wooden Box Dated 1954**
One of the most interesting features of this vase is its accompanying wooden presentation box.
The box bears the handwritten date:
昭和二十九年五月三日
May 3, 1954 (Showa 29)
The box also contains a presentation inscription, indicating that it was associated with a commemorative or gift-giving occasion.
This dated inscription provides an interesting historical connection to post-war Japan.
If the wooden box is original to the vase, the inscription suggests that the vase was already in existence by May 1954.
Please note that the date refers to the inscription on the wooden box and is not a confirmed manufacturing date.
The original association between the vase and the box cannot be independently verified.
**■ Maker's Mark**
The metal base rim is stamped:
CLOISONNE – Diamond-Shaped Emblem – JAPAN
The central diamond-shaped emblem contains a stylised symbol or letter.
Although this mark may provide a clue to the manufacturer, the exact workshop has not been conclusively identified.
The vase is therefore offered as a Japanese cloisonné work by an unidentified maker.
**■ Dimensions and Weight**
Height: Approximately 27 cm (including the display stand)
Maximum width: Approximately 13 cm
Weight: Approximately 1,177 g
Weight including the wooden box: Approximately 1,651 g
All measurements are approximate.
**■ Materials**
Vitreous enamel on a metal body, with metal rim fittings.
Wooden presentation box and separate display stand.
**■ Condition**
Vintage condition.
The enamel surface has been carefully inspected, and no visible cracks or chips have been found.
The beautiful ruby-red enamel and decorative floral design remain well preserved.
The metal fittings show some surface scratches and signs of age.
The wooden box and display stand may show age-related wear, marks, or discolouration consistent with their vintage character.
Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an important part of the description and condition assessment.
**■ Included Items**
1 Japanese cloisonné enamel vase
1 wooden presentation box with Japanese inscriptions and a date from 1954
1 display stand
**■ Collector's Appeal**
This vase will appeal to collectors of Japanese cloisonné, traditional enamelware, vintage Japanese decorative arts, and mid-20th-century Asian antiques.
Its attractive ruby-red enamel, delicate plum blossom decoration, marked base, and dated wooden presentation box make it a particularly interesting decorative and collectible piece.
The combination of traditional Japanese craftsmanship and a documented historical inscription adds character and interest.
It would make an elegant addition to a Japanese art collection, a traditional Japanese room, or a European interior featuring Asian decorative arts.
**■ Packing and International Shipping**
The vase will be carefully packed in Japan using protective wrapping and suitable cushioning materials.
The wooden box and display stand will also be protected to minimise movement and damage during international transportation.
The parcel will be shipped from Japan with tracking.
Please note that any applicable import duties, taxes, and customs clearance charges are the responsibility of the buyer, unless otherwise collected through the sales platform.
**■ Important Notice**
This is a vintage Japanese item, not a newly manufactured product.
Minor signs of age and use should be expected.
Please review all photographs carefully before bidding.
Thank you for your interest in this beautiful piece of Japanese decorative art.
Keywords:
Japanese Cloisonne, Cloisonne Vase, Japanese Enamel Vase, Vintage Japanese Vase, Japanese Antiques, Showa Period, 1954, Mid Century Japanese Art, Japanese Decorative Arts, Shippo Yaki, Shippo Enamel, Kyokko Glaze, Plum Blossom Vase, Japanese Plum Blossom, Bird and Flower Design, Ruby Red Enamel, Red Cloisonne, Japanese Floral Vase, Japanese Metalwork, Vintage Enamelware, Japanese Art Collection, Asian Antiques, Oriental Art, Japanese Craftsmanship, Wooden Presentation Box, Japanese Display Vase, Collectible Japanese Vase, Japanese Interior Decor, Traditional Japanese Art, Cloisonne Japan
■ Please Note ■
Shipping Information:
Items are shipped from Japan.
As this involves international shipping, please be sure to check the shipping costs before placing a bid.
Items are packed with great care to prevent damage during transit.
Shipping costs are calculated based on the net weight of the item, packaging materials, and the weight of the shipping box.
Depending on the situation, items will be shipped via DHL, FedEx, UPS, or Japan Post.
Delivery typically takes 1 to 3 weeks.
Import duties, taxes, and fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost.
These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
You may be contacted by phone or email by customs authorities in your country or the shipping carrier regarding customs clearance procedures.
Please ensure you are available to answer the phone.
If the carrier is unable to contact you, the package will be returned to us, and you will be charged double the shipping fee for re-shipment.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

