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SILVER Seller in Riga, Latvia
A refined pair of Japanese silver vases, crafted at the turn of the 19th–20th century, exemplifying the exquisite craftsmanship of the Meiji and early Taishō periods. Each vase features an elongated ovoid body with a tall hexagonal flaring neck, decorated with delicate polychrome enamel and mother-of-pearl inlays of floral motifs. The central panels are engraved and repoussé with birds among branches and blossoming irises, symbolizing harmony and renewal. The upper section is adorned with applied dragons, adding dynamic character and protective symbolism. The hexagonal foot with openwork base is enriched with enamel in harmony with the overall decoration. Maker’s signature on the base.
ID: 103387-1788908461-163517
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