C. 1880s Japanese Meiji Imari Porcelain Vase

C. 1880s Japanese Meiji Imari Porcelain VaseA vibrant showcase of Meiji era artistry, this Japanese Imari porcelain vase (circa 1880) blends bold cobalt blue, iron red, and gilt accents with delicately hand painted floral and geometric panels. The elegant silhouette and fine brushwork highlight the mastery of late 19th century Japanese ceramics. Unsigned, as was typical of the period, it remains a striking decorative object with timeless appealequally at home on a Hollywood Regency console or a

A vibrant showcase of Meiji-era artistry, this Japanese Imari porcelain vase (circa 1880) blends bold cobalt blue, iron red, and gilt accents with delicately hand-painted floral and geometric panels. The elegant silhouette and fine brushwork highlight the mastery of late 19th-century Japanese ceramics. Unsigned, as was typical of the period, it remains a striking decorative object with timeless appeal—equally at home on a Hollywood Regency console or a traditional collector’s shelf.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: 19th Century
Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition, with light to no wear consistent with age; no damage noted. Please see all photos, and reach out to us with any questions.
Country of Origin: Japan
Materials: Porcelain
Dimensions: 8.25"H × 5.25"L × 5.25"W
Color/Finish: Red / Blue / White
Care: Hand-wash

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