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JAPON
KUTANI KILNS MEIJI PERIOD (1868 - 1912)
A pair of very large covered temple jars with tapered bodies in porcelain, polychrome enamels and gilding highlights, decorated with animated scenes of deities and rakans in poly-lobed reserves or framed with dragons on a background of medallions and checkerboards, the bases left in cookie. Mark Shizi Haruna Shigeharu on each of the bases H. 80 cm (Cracks in the neck of one of the jars, cracks in the lids, one of the lids restored and worn)
KUTANI KILNS MEIJI PERIOD (1868 - 1912)
A pair of very large covered temple jars with tapered bodies in porcelain, polychrome enamels and gilding highlights, decorated with animated scenes of deities and rakans in poly-lobed reserves or framed with dragons on a background of medallions and checkerboards, the bases left in cookie. Mark Shizi Haruna Shigeharu on each of the bases H. 80 cm (Cracks in the neck of one of the jars, cracks in the lids, one of the lids restored and worn)