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An exquisite pair of early 18th century Japanese Imari trumpet vases. Each central panel decorated with a beautifully depicted kara shi-shi lions and framed by borders of blue scrolling flowers on a dark blue and gold background. Condition: very good, one is perfect, the other has a barely visible hairline crack running for about 15 cm in the less decorated side of the vase.
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Pair of 18th Century Blue and White Finely Painted Japanese Imari Vases

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An exquisite pair of early 18th century Japanese Imari trumpet vases. Each central panel decorated with a beautifully depicted kara shi-shi lions and framed by borders of blue scrolling flowers on a dark blue and gold background. Condition: very good, one is perfect, the other has a barely visible hairline crack running for about 15 cm in the less decorated side of the vase.

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Condition

Perfect and Very Good. One has a barely visible hairline crack running for about 15 cm in the less decorated side of the vase.

Dimensions

Width:
cm
Height:
41.5
cm
Length:
20
cm

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