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A Set of Three Japanese Vases
Ebury Trading
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A Set of Three Japanese Vases

1920 - 1940
For Sale by Ebury Trading
Description

A set of three Japanese vases, comprising a celadon vase with Greek key design around the collar c.1900, an emerald green cloisonne, silver-mounted vase c.1930 and a cream crackle glazed vase, c.1930.

c.1900-1930

Measures: 31cm high x 15cm diameter (largest)

Physical Dimensions
Height
31cm (12.20")
Width
15cm (5.91")
Depth
15cm (5.91")
Declaration

Ebury Trading has dated this Japanese Ceramic Vase Set to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1134528
Dealers Internal Reference
ET04276
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Description
A set of three Japanese vases, comprising a celadon vase with Greek key design around the collar c.1900, an emerald green cloisonne, silver-mounted vase c.1930 and a cream crackle glazed vase, c.1930.

c.1900-1930

Measures: 31cm high x 15cm diameter (largest)

Height
31cm (12.20")
Width
15cm (5.91")
Depth
15cm (5.91")
Date of Manufacture

Ebury Trading has dated this Japanese Ceramic Vase Set to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1134528
Dealers Internal Ref
ET04276
Ebury Trading
Ebury Trading
Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2018

Antiques, lighting & the interior

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Trade Associations

Ebury Trading is a registered member of LAPADA  CINOA

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A trio of Japanese ceramic vases featuring a cream crackle-glazed vase, a small turquoise enamel vase with metal mounts, and a tall pale green celadon vase with carved lotus motifs.
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Archive I A trio of Japanese ceramic vases featuring a cream crackle-glazed vase, a small turquoise enamel vase with metal mounts, and a tall pale green celadon vase with carved lotus motifs.

A Set of Three Japanese Vases

Archive II A trio of Japanese ceramic vases featuring a cream crackle-glazed vase, a small turquoise enamel vase with metal mounts, and a tall pale green celadon vase with carved lotus motifs. View II
Archive III A trio of Japanese ceramic vases featuring a cream crackle-glazed vase, a small turquoise enamel vase with metal mounts, and a tall pale green celadon vase with carved lotus motifs. View III
Archive IV A trio of Japanese ceramic vases featuring a cream crackle-glazed vase, a small turquoise enamel vase with metal mounts, and a tall pale green celadon vase with carved lotus motifs. View IV
Archive V A trio of Japanese ceramic vases featuring a cream crackle-glazed vase, a small turquoise enamel vase with metal mounts, and a tall pale green celadon vase with carved lotus motifs. View V
Archive VI A trio of Japanese ceramic vases featuring a cream crackle-glazed vase, a small turquoise enamel vase with metal mounts, and a tall pale green celadon vase with carved lotus motifs. View VI
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Telephone 0207 881 0881
Location
Kent
CT17
United Kingdom

By appointment only.
Verified Since Aug 2018
Items For Sale 140
Ebury Trading
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Verified Since Aug 2018
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Location: Kent, CT17, United Kingdom, , By appointment only.
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A trio of Japanese ceramic vases featuring a cream crackle-glazed vase, a small turquoise enamel vase with metal mounts, and a tall pale green celadon vase with carved lotus motifs.
A SET OF THREE JAPANESE VASES
Ref: SA1134528
A trio of Japanese ceramic vases featuring a cream crackle-glazed vase, a small turquoise enamel vase with metal mounts, and a tall pale green celadon vase with carved lotus motifs.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Japanese ceramics encompass a long history of craftsmanship ranging from rustic unglazed stoneware to refined celadon glazes and enamelled wares. Production techniques evolved across distinct regions, incorporating influences from tea ceremonies and continental Asian potting traditions.

These pieces are typically constructed using high-fired porcelain or stoneware clays combined with specialised mineral glazes, such as celadon iron glazes or crackle-finish glazes. Metal mounts or copper bodies are also employed in enamelled and cloisonne varieties.

Authentic pieces often feature maker marks or artist seals carved or stamped into the unglazed base. Additionally, traditional hand-thrown irregularities, organic glaze pooling, aged foot rims, and distinctive crackle patterns distinguish genuine historical production from modern factory reproductions.

Grouping varied vase heights and textures on a single surface creates visual rhythm and interest through asymmetry. Arranging them alongside neutral wood, dark lacquer, or minimalist stone accentuates their distinct glaze finishes and sculpted forms.

Dust the surfaces gently using a dry, soft microfibre cloth or soft-bristled brush to clean intricate areas. Avoid submerging enamelled pieces with metal fittings in water, and refrain from using abrasive chemicals or harsh scouring pads.
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