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Pair Japanese Kutani Porcelain Vases Painted Urns Meije
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Pair Japanese Kutani Porcelain Vases Painted Urns Meije

19th century
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You are viewing an exquisite pair of antique Japanese Kutani porcelain vases

These are from the Meije period irca 1890

Elongated form with eye catching orange / red colour scheme Hand painted details - floral motifs, arabesques - on all surfaces

Kutani porcelain is a type of Japanese ceramic known for its vibrant colors and intricate designs, originating from the Kutani region in the 17th century

It often features bold, hand-painted motifs such as nature scenes, birds, and landscapes in a rich palette of red, green, blue, yellow, and purple

Renowned for its artistry, Kutani porcelain remains a valuable and collectible form of Japanese pottery today.

Bought from a private house sale in London's St John's Wood

Offered in great shape ready for home use right away

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Dimensions are in inches (CM):

Width x Depth x Height

16 (41) x 15 (38) x 31 (79)

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Physical Dimensions
Height
79cm (31.10")
Width
41cm (16.14")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Declaration

Canonbury Antiques has dated these Japanese Kutani Porcelain Vases to the 1890s.

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SA1181263
Description
You are viewing an exquisite pair of antique Japanese Kutani porcelain vases

These are from the Meije period irca 1890

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Elongated form with eye catching orange / red colour scheme Hand painted details - floral motifs, arabesques - on all surfaces.
Canonbury Antiques
fig 1. A pair of baluster-shaped Japanese Kutani porcelain vases decorated in iron-red and polychrome enamels with central landscape panels and side handles.
fig 1. Pair Japanese Kutani Porcelain Vases Painted Urns Meije

Kutani porcelain is a type of Japanese ceramic known for its vibrant colors and intricate designs, originating from the Kutani region in the 17th century

It often features bold, hand-painted motifs such as nature scenes, birds, and landscapes in a rich palette of red, green, blue, yellow, and purple

fig 2. A pair of baluster-shaped Japanese Kutani porcelain vases decorated in iron-red and polychrome enamels with central landscape panels and side handles.
fig 2. Pair Japanese Kutani Porcelain Vases Painted Urns Meije

Renowned for its artistry, Kutani porcelain remains a valuable and collectible form of Japanese pottery today.

Bought from a private house sale in London's St John's Wood

Offered in great shape ready for home use right away

We ship to every corner of the planet

Please get in touch for a shipping quote

Dimensions are in inches (CM):

Width x Depth x Height

16 (41) x 15 (38) x 31 (79)

TC

Height
79cm (31.10")
Width
41cm (16.14")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Date of Manufacture

Canonbury Antiques has dated these Japanese Kutani Porcelain Vases to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1181263
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Archive I A pair of baluster-shaped Japanese Kutani porcelain vases decorated in iron-red and polychrome enamels with central landscape panels and side handles.

Pair Japanese Kutani Porcelain Vases Painted Urns Meije

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Archive III A pair of baluster-shaped Japanese Kutani porcelain vases decorated in iron-red and polychrome enamels with central landscape panels and side handles. View III
Archive IV A pair of baluster-shaped Japanese Kutani porcelain vases decorated in iron-red and polychrome enamels with central landscape panels and side handles. View IV
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A pair of baluster-shaped Japanese Kutani porcelain vases decorated in iron-red and polychrome enamels with central landscape panels and side handles.
Pair Japanese Kutani Porcelain Vases Painted Urns Meije
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A pair of baluster-shaped Japanese Kutani porcelain vases decorated in iron-red and polychrome enamels with central landscape panels and side handles.
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Kutani porcelain produced during the Meiji era (18681912) is characterized by intricate overglaze enamelling, detailed figurative or landscape vignettes, and elaborate gilded accents. These wares often feature a dominant iron-red palette, known as aka-e, tailored for export to Western markets.

Kutani ceramics are crafted from kaolin-rich porcelain clay, fired at high temperatures to achieve a dense white body. Decorators apply underglaze cobalt blue along with multi-coloured overglaze enamels and real gold leaf embellishments, requiring multiple kiln firings.

Authentic pieces exhibit precise hand-painted brushwork, natural wear to gilt highlights, and traditional painted character marks on the base, such as Kutani or specific artisan signatures. The enamel application typically displays subtle texture and fine crazing consistent with historical production.

Positioning a pair of Kutani vases on a dark wood console table, sideboard, or mantelpiece creates a striking visual focal point. The warm iron-red tones contrast effectively against neutral, contemporary backdrops or minimalist settings.

Dust ceramics regularly with a dry, soft microfiber cloth or camel-hair brush to prevent abrasive buildup. Avoid harsh chemical cleansers and prolonged immersion in water, which can degrade fragile overglaze enamelling and surface gilding.
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