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Globular vase with bamboo and flying birds in gold and cobalt blue, porcelain, probably Japan, mark Porcelain, globular vase with short narrow neck and flared rim, blue brush mark in cursive script underneath, probably Japan, rim cobalt blue with gold line, neck border cobalt blue with gold scrolls and red chrysanthemum flowers, the body with bamboo in gold, grey and cobalt blue and small birds flying above in yellow, green and gold, foot zone with cobalt blue and gold border, recessed foot ring, in good condition commensurate with age, gilt decor partly rubbed, H. 16 cm. 360-degree photo available on our website. Japanese export porcelain of the Meiji and Taishō periods (1868 to 1926) frequently bears brush marks in underglaze blue; the generic mark "Kutani" stands for the Kutani porcelain region, the Fukagawa Seiji manufactory has used the mark with Mount Fuji and river since its foundation in 1894, and other marks read "Dai Nippon" (Great Japan). Such marks are mostly export marks for the Western market. The Japanese globular porcelain vase with bird decor and gilt decor belongs to this export ware. German Description Kugelvase mit Bambus und fliegenden Vögeln in Gold und Kobaltblau, Porzellan, wohl Japan, gemarkt Porzellan, kugelige Vase mit kurzem engem Hals und ausgestelltem Rand, im Boden eine blaue Pinselmarke in Kursivschrift, wohl Japan, Rand kobaltblau mit Goldlinie, Halsbordüre kobaltblau mit Goldranken und roten Chrysanthemenblüten, Wandung mit Bambus in Gold, Grau und Kobaltblau und darüber fliegenden kleinen Vögeln in Gelb, Grün und Gold, Fußzone mit kobaltblau-goldener Bordüre, eingezogener Standring, im altersgemäß guten Zustand, Golddekor teilweise berieben, H. 16 cm. 360-Grad-Foto auf unserer Webseite. Japanisches Exportporzellan der Meiji- und Taishō-Zeit (1868 bis 1926) trägt häufig Pinselmarken in Unterglasurblau; die generische Marke „Kutani“ steht für die Porzellanregion Kutani, die Manufaktur Fukagawa Seiji verwendet seit ihrer Gründung 1894 die Marke mit Berg Fuji und Fluss, weitere Marken nennen „Dai Nippon“ (Groß-Japan). Solche Marken sind zumeist Exportmarken für den westlichen Markt. Die japanische Porzellanvase in Kugelform mit Vogeldekor und Golddekor gehört zu dieser Exportware.
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