Where should I place a floor vase?

These tall ceramic vessels suit spacious hallways, grand reception rooms, or corners that require vertical visual weight. Because many examples reach heights over a metre, keeping them clear of heavy foot traffic protects the glazed surface from accidental knocks.

Are these vases waterproof?

Most nineteenth-century export ceramics were created for decorative display rather than daily utilitarian use. Filling them with water can damage the historic body or interior glaze, so using them dry or with a hidden inner container is safer.

How do I identify Meiji period pieces?

Meiji period ceramics generally date between eighteen sixty-eight and nineteen twelve, reflecting the artistic output of that specific Japanese era. They frequently combine dense enamel decoration with the traditional imari palette on large porcelain forms.

Do these urns always come in pairs?

While many monumental pieces survive as matching pairs, single floor-standing vases also appear frequently in nineteenth-century inventories. Pairs offer symmetrical balance for architectural spaces, whereas single urns anchor a corner or fill a specific architectural recess.

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Large imari floor urns bring immense presence to a room, offering striking palettes of porcelain and glaze that define nineteenth-century interiors.

Large Pair Japanese Imari Vases, Circa 1890.

19th century

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Large Pair Japanese Imari Vases, Circa 1890.

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Large Imari Floor Urns

Large Pair Japanese Imari Vases, Circa 1890.

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