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Large Japanese Vase by Makuzu Kozan.
Donald Allison Antiques
for sale €2,165     $2,350
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Large Japanese Vase by Makuzu Kozan.

1900 - 1920
Description

A large celadon ground vase by the important Imperial artist MAKUZU KOZAN , probably the most important ceramic artist of the Meiji period .

No damage , no restoration . High fired wood kiln glaze .

Physical Dimensions
Height
35cm (13.78")
Width
20cm (7.87")
Depth
20cm (7.87")
Declaration

Donald Allison Antiques has dated this Japanese Celadon Porcelain Vase to the 1900s.

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SA1141320
Dealers Notes

Don has been dealing in Meiji period art for 60 years , exhibiting in London , New York , Baltimore , Miami and Shanghai. P . R .China . He has supplied some of the world`s great collection`s and institution`s . This is his first venture on the internet , and is looking forward to re visiting old client`s and hopefully meeting new client`s , from private collector`s to his many friend`s in the trade.

We are fair and keen buyers of Meiji Art , and are still travelling the world to secure good examples . Please contact us should you wish to dispose of Japanese Art , particularly metalwork and cloisonne enamels .

We are pleased to pack and ship worldwide at very competitive prices . All UK destinations are free of charge .

Description
A large celadon ground vase by the important Imperial artist MAKUZU KOZAN , probably the most important ceramic artist of the Meiji period .

No damage , no restoration . High fired wood kiln glaze .

Height
35cm (13.78")
Width
20cm (7.87")
Depth
20cm (7.87")
Date of Manufacture

Donald Allison Antiques has dated this Japanese Celadon Porcelain Vase to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1141320
Donald Allison Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2018
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A tall pale green celadon porcelain vase featuring twin shell-shaped handles, a slender flared neck, and a bulbous lower body.
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Archive I A tall pale green celadon porcelain vase featuring twin shell-shaped handles, a slender flared neck, and a bulbous lower body.

Large Japanese Vase by Makuzu Kozan.

Archive II A tall pale green celadon porcelain vase featuring twin shell-shaped handles, a slender flared neck, and a bulbous lower body. View II
Archive III A tall pale green celadon porcelain vase featuring twin shell-shaped handles, a slender flared neck, and a bulbous lower body. View III
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Donald Allison Antiques
Telephone 0796 1031 462
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The Ribble Valley
Lancashire
United Kingdom
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Donald Allison Antiques
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A tall pale green celadon porcelain vase featuring twin shell-shaped handles, a slender flared neck, and a bulbous lower body.
Large Japanese vase by MAKUZU KOZAN.
Ref: SA1141320
A tall pale green celadon porcelain vase featuring twin shell-shaped handles, a slender flared neck, and a bulbous lower body.
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Japanese celadon porcelain, known historically as seiji, is distinguished by its translucent green or pale blue-green glaze achieved through iron reduction firing. Originating from Chinese ceramic traditions, Japanese potters refined these production techniques during the Edo and Meiji eras to produce smooth, jade-resembling ceramic vessels.

Celadon ceramics are formed from fine porcelain or stoneware clay bodies coated with a glaze containing small concentrations of iron oxide. When fired at high temperatures in a reduction kiln atmosphere, the oxygen restriction transforms the iron oxide glaze into its characteristic pale green hue.

Authentic pieces frequently feature impressed or painted artist seals on the base, precise potting weight, and depth of glaze without modern synthetic uniformities. Inspecting the unglazed foot rim reveals the density, colour, and refined texture of the underlying porcelain clay.

Positioning a celadon vase on a dark wood sideboard or console table creates sharp visual contrast against the pale glazed finish. The vessel functions effectively as a standalone sculptural object or styled alongside simple foliage and minimal floral arrangements.

Dust the ceramic vessel regularly using a dry, soft lint-free cloth and avoid abrasive cleaning pads or chemicals that could dull the glazed finish. If washing is required, use lukewarm water with gentle liquid soap and dry immediately with a soft towel.
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