217 - A pair of 'kosometsuke' blue and white 'Kraak' porcelain bottles, with flowers design A pair of kosometsuke "KRAAK" bottle vases, the body divided into panels decorated primarily with floral sprays (KRAAK being a style of Chinese export blue-and-white ware named for its paneled, lotus-like arrangement of decoration). The rarest provenance may be provided in this lot:, a pair of Japanese lacquer ware covers with the IMPERIAL Crest design accompanied.　it will be reminding that this pair bottles may provenanced from the Japanese IMPERIAL FAMILY collection. H: 29cm D: 14.5cm ×2 A small firing crack to the glaze, otherwise in good condition Wooden box

A pair of 'kosometsuke' blue and white 'Kraak' porcelain bottles, with flowers design A pair of kosometsuke "KRAAK" bottle vases, the body divided into panels decorated primarily with floral sprays (KRAAK being a style of Chinese export blue-and-white ware named for its paneled, lotus-like arrangement of decoration). The rarest provenance may be provided in this lot:, a pair of Japanese lacquer ware covers with the IMPERIAL Crest design accompanied.　it will be reminding that this pair bottles may provenanced from the Japanese IMPERIAL FAMILY collection. H: 29cm D: 14.5cm ×2 A small firing crack to the glaze, otherwise in good condition Wooden box A late Edo-period lacquer box, together with a pair of stoppers bearing a family crest, for a pair of bottles China, Ming Dynasty (around the 17th century)