As part of our Japanese works of art collection we are delighted to offer this outstanding quality pair of Meiji period 1868-1912 cloisonne enamel vases firmly attributed to one of the leading manufacturers of the golden age of cloisonne having undoubtedly been made at the Nagoya studios of Hayashi Kodenji 1831-1915 & Hayashi Kodenji II 1859-1922, the deep midnight blue enamel ground has been bought to life with an opposing pair of Wisteria trees stood within meadows of delightful cascading native flora, the trees worked in traditional and flattened silver wire to great effect, the floral displays picked out in remarkable detail with delicate cloisons of varying enamel colors once again finely worked in traditional and flattened silver wires, the silver rims surmount more formal borders and further demonstrate the overall complexity and quality of these vases,  a fabulous addition to your cloisonne enamel or Japanese works of art collection.Literature :Hayashi Kodenji I 1831-19...