Noritake “Komaru Mark” blue and gold porcelain lidded vase, 1930s

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€ 340.00

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€ 310.00


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Antique Noritake "Komaru Mark" Lidded Vase - Cobalt Blue and Gold Porcelain - 1908-1921 An extremely rare and splendid lidded vase (collectible potiche) in the finest antique Japanese porcelain, made by the prestigious Noritake factory during the highly sought-after "Nippon" export period (1908-1921). The base bears the authentic, ancient, and rare underglaze blue "Komaru" mark, featuring the famous mirrored trident symbol within a circle. The piece is a masterpiece of micro-craftsmanship: it features a deep cobalt blue background with a finely executed, raised, dotted finish. The front features a hand-painted reserve with floral motifs of polychrome roses, surrounded by rich, heavy ornamental fillets of thickened pure gold (moriage relief). In excellent condition, free of chips or cracks, with the gold incredibly well preserved. A high showcase piece for demanding collectors of oriental porcelain. Antique Noritake "Komaru" Covered Mini Vase - Cobalt Blue & Gold - 1908-1921 Highly collectible and rare antique Japanese porcelain covered mini urn/potiche, crafted by Noritake during the prestigious early "Nippon" export era (dating precisely between 1908 and 1921). The underside displays the authentic and sought-after blue underglaze Noritake "Komaru" maker's mark (the mirrored double-trident/tree crest emblem within a circle). This exquisite piece features a deep cobalt blue background with a fine stippled raised texture. The front is hand-painted with a beautiful floral medallion depicting multi-colored roses, surrounded by heavy, ornate gold gilt accents executed in the traditional raised moriage technique. Excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks, or restorations. The gold gilding remains wonderfully bright and intact. A true statement piece for high-end oriental porcelain collectors.

ID: 132797-1787951988-161250

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Blue
Gold

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Other

Material

Excellent

Condition

Italian

Origin

20-30

Time period

1

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8 cm

Height

6 cm

Width

6 cm

Depth

0.2 Kg

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