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A Kyoto-Shippo Cloisonné enamel cachepot by Takahara Komajiro (1868-1912) Japan, marked Takahara in a circle to the base, Meiji period H. 26 cm; D. 31 cm Made of bronze and brass. The deep dark ground inlaid with Goldstone and decorated with floral patterns and the Takara-mono (treasures items) featured in the roundels: butterflies, stars and blossoming flowers, surrounded by floral, swirl and geometrical patterns made in the Cloisonne technique. From an old private collection in Berlin - Minorl wear, the enamel on the inside is slightly chipped in places
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