A few examples of appraisal values for
BAMBOO VASE MEIJI PERIOD

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  TWO GINBARI CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL VASES MEIJI PERIOD the larger one decorated with a dragon writhing above breaking sea waves amongst lingzhi clouds, the smaller one decorated with bamboo, the base with Nagoya mark (2) larger one 25cm high Estimate £ 100-200 + fees. Sold for £125 (buyer's premium included)
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  Hayashi Kodenji (1831 - 1915), Pair of Cloisonne Vases, Meiji period, square form having bamboo trees blossoming with flowers and bi. : Hayashi Kodenji (1831 - 1915), Pair of Cloisonne Vases, Meiji period, square form having bamboo trees blossoming with flowers and birds, signed on bottom and marked silver. height 5 inches. Condition All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past.
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  Japanese Meiji Bamboo Vase for Ikebana: Japanese Meiji period carved bamboo vase for ikebana. With a delicately carved cicada along the side. Designed to hang on the wall. Height: 9 in x width: 3 1/4 in x depth: 2 3/4 in. Condition Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions. com with any condition questions.
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  JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE VASE- imitating bamboo decorated with a small frog with gold eyes and a sprig of foliage in high relief. With a four character signature on bottom. H. 17 1/2 '' (44.5 cm) x diameter 3'' (7.6 cm). From the Marvin Sadik Collec
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  Two Japanese Bronze and Mixed-Metal Vessels LATE MEIJI PERIOD the first a pear-shaped vase, the elongated neck mounted with a pair of handles in the form of bamboo sections, cast in relief with flying cranes; the second a squat-form tripod censer, both handles in the shape of sinuous dragons, cast to show cranes amongst clouds, converted into a lamp. Height of taller 9 7/8 in., 25.1 cm.
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  Pair fine Satsuma vases, attributed to Kinkozan school Meiji period, late 19th century
  ovoid form with gilt and decorative bands at top and base, adorned with leafy bamboo and ornate birds against green and beige ground, underside marked.
  H5 3/4"
  
  In very good original condition with nice crisp vibrant coloration.
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  Japanese Meiji Bronze Mixed Metal Woven Vase JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD A Japanese Meiji period bronze mixed metal woven vase. The vase stands on emulated bamboo legs with ring handles and gilt florals woven into the vase. The vase possesses a zinc planter insert.9" tall.
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  A pair of Japanese bronze vases, Meiji period, of slender tapered form, each inlaid in copper, silver and gilt with a cockerel and hen amongst bamboo, signed, 24cm.high.
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  A Japanese bronze Ikebana vase, Meiji period
  
  of cylindrical form, with applied carp and incised bamboo, incised factory mark
  15.5cm high
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  IMARI TEMPLE FLOOR VASE - Meiji Period Monumental Porcelain Vase decorated with birds, bamboo and luck symbols, gilt detailing, a round shouldered cylinder form going to a narrow neck with hipped center, ending in a dramatically flared and ruffled top hav
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  PAIR JAPANESE SATSUMA EARTHENWARE VASES, Meiji period. Conical form, painted to depict bamboo - 7 1/4 in. high.
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  A Japanese bronze vase, Meiji period, slender ovoid form with flared neck, decorated in relief with birds flying amongst bamboo, Chinese six character mark, 33cm.high.
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  SIGNED JAPANESE GINBARI CLOISONNE VASE: Japanese Kawaguchi Bunzaemon signed Meiji period cloisonne vase depicting bamboo trees and flying bird. Mark resides at underside of silver base. Approx. 7.25'' h x 4'' w. CONDITION: hairline cracks with oxidization to Ginbari at verso, wear consistent with age and use.
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  PAIR JAPANESE BRONZE VASES AS LAMPS - Pair of Meiji Period Large Vases converted to electric lamps in ribbed baluster form with applied cranes in flight over bamboo 17 3/4'' (45.1 cm) tall 7 1/4'' (18.4 cm) diam. good condition drilled in base and bott
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  TWO JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD CERAMIC AWAJI VASES Circa 1900, porcelain vases with basket weave silver metal mounts decorated with hand-painted flowers on a green field, basketweave silver encircles the rims and bamboo form vertical silver bands encase the body.
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  Japanese Silver Vases (lot of 2) Japanese pair of silver vases, Meiji/Taisho period, short neck above tapered ovoid body, one incised with plum blossoms, the other with bamboo and chrysanthemums, some copper/gilt inlay, both marked 'jungin' (pure silver) and signed 'Shuho', 9.75"h
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  COBALT GROUND HEXAGONAL FACETTED SATSUMA VASE KINKOZAN MARK, MEIJI PERIOD decorated with two large panels, one depicting peonies and bamboo growing by a winding river, the other three courtesans under blossoming cherry, the base impressed with Kinkozan zo, 30.5cm high; together with a COBALT GROUND SATSUMA KORO, with twin handles and set on three short feet, similarly decorated with flowers and courtesans in two shaped panels, impressed Kinkozan mark to the base, 8.5cm high (2) Estimate £ 250-350. Sold for £938 (buyer's premium included)
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  PAIR JAPANESE MIXED METAL VASES - Pair Meiji Period Baluster Vases in Bronze with gold detailing of engraved and relief chrysanthemum and sparrow design engraved bamboo signed in small button on side 4 7/8'' (12.4 cm) tall 2 1/8'' (5.4 cm) diam at shoul
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  A pair of Fukagawa porcelain vases
  Meiji/Taisho Period
  Of ovoid form, the brown matte ground painted in reserve with Chinese sages and youthful attendants standing beneath bamboo branches in overglaze enamels and gold, a multi-colored lappet band encircling the rim; each recessed base bearing the red Koransha mark.
  Height 12in (30.5cm)
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  JAPANESE CLOISONNE VASE
  MEIJI PERIOD
  of flattened ovoid form, raised on an arched foot, decorated with blossom to the neck , with cranes amongst foliage by a river to the body, and bamboo leaves to the foot
  18cm high
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  Japanese bronze vases Meiji period, late 19th centurybalustrade shape flanked by elephant's mask handles, embellished with vignettes of dragonflies among bamboo; marked on underside.H5" (Total 2pcs)
  
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  TWO SIMILAR JAPANESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL VASES LATE MEIJI PERIOD HEIGHTS APPROX. 4”.TWO SIMILAR JAPANESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL VASES, Late Meiji Period, In pear form. Each with decoration of a songbird on bamboo against a midnight blue ground. No marks noted. Dimensions: Heights approx. 4".
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  JAPANESE MEIJI BAMBOO VASE FOR IKEBANAJapanese Meiji period carved bamboo vase for ikebana. With a delicately carved cicada along the side. Designed to hang on the wall. Height: 9 in x width: 3 1/4 in x depth: 2 3/4 in. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
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  HAYASHI KODENJI (1831 - 1915), PAIR OF CLOISONNE VASES,...Hayashi Kodenji (1831 - 1915), Pair of Cloisonne Vases, Meiji period, square form having bamboo trees blossoming with flowers and birds, signed on bottom and marked silver. height 5 inches. Condition: All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past.
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  Three Japanese Cloisonné Enamel Vases Meiji Period (1868-1912) The first, compressed bulbous-form enameled with birds, a flowering cherry blossom and bamboo on navy blue ground; the second, ovoid-form enameled with white herons amidst flowering branches on black ground; and the third, ovoid-form enameled with a sinuous dragon on navy ground. Height of tallest: 5 in (12.7 cm) Each appears to be in good condition.
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  A fine cloisonné enamel vase
  Meiji Period
  The high-shouldered body exquisitely decorated with a dramatic rendition of pheasants, sparrows and other types of birds frolicking in a bamboo grove overgrown with lush spring foliage in full bloom and reversed by a scene of flowering autumn plants and grasses below a Japanese maple sheltering a solitary hawk, all minutely executed gold and silver cloisons on a mirror black ground, a jeweled lappet band suspended from the flaring mouth, a complementary foliate-patterned stiff leaf band and flower-centered shippo-tsunagi ribbon encircling the base, silver edge bands.
  14 3/4in (37.4cm) high
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  JAPANESE SATSUMA PORCELAIN VASE MEIJI PERIOD HEIGHT 8".JAPANESE SATSUMA PORCELAIN VASE Meiji Period In seed form, with decoration of bamboo shoots. Shimazu crest on base. Height 8". Dimensions: Height 8".
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  19TH C. JAPANESE TWO-PART SILVER INLAID BRONZE PLATFORM VASE Meiji Period Dish-Rimmed Bulbous Vase with two bamboo form handles and molded vase raised on arched bamboo form legs resting on an inverted dish base, all with silver wire inlay, the body decorated by birds in branches, the rims at top and bottom in Greek key, 15 1/2" x 10 1/2" diam. Fine condition.
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  TWO JAPANESE BRONZE VASES, Meiji period. Each of cylindrical-form, with bamboo and bird decoration - Largest: 12 1/2 in. high.
  
  PROVENANCE: A Virginia Estate
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  A Kyoto Satsuma earthenware vase
  Meiji Period, by Okamoto Ryozan
  Of trumpet form, decorated in polychrome enamels and gilt over a clear crackled glaze with two large panels, one enclosing figures enjoying nature, the other filled with three birds hunting insects beneath peonies and bamboo, a third continuous panel filled with a blossom-viewing party to the flaring neck, the panels separated by dense bands of chrysanthemum heads, precious objects, and vegetables, with other patterned bands beneath the rim and above the foot; the recessed base bearing the inscribed mark Kyoto Tojiki Goshigaisha beneath the Yasuda Company trademark and signed Dai Nihon (in seal script) and Okamoto Ryozan kore o kinzo.
  15 1/4in (39cm) high
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  A pair of Japanese satsuma vases, Meiji period
  
  of ovoid form, each decorated with opposed panels, of two ladies and a child in a landscape on one side and exotic pheasants in a floral and bamboo setting to the other, with borders of stylised flowerheads and geometric forms (2)
  25.5cm high
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  Japanese satsuma, probably Meiji or Showa period cylindrical vase atop a slightly raised foot with tapered neck terminating in wide mouth, the body of the vase decorated with bamboo trees, in the center circular panel of seated figure with children in front of a room divider, the next elaborately decorated with lupus, the rim with unusual red boarder; the base marked Hakuzan beneath Shimazu family crest within cartouche; overall good condition with minor wear and loss consistent with age, some areas of heavier wear and loss to gilt;
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  JAPANESE SATSUMA VASE. Meiji period. Yasuda, Ryozan mark on underside. Intricately detailed scenes in three reserves on floral gilt ground. Bamboo shaped edges. Faint stain inner rim. 7"h.
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  PAIR OF MORIAGE SATSUMA VASES SUKO MARK, MEIJI PERIOD enamelled with two large panels enclosing bamboo branches and peony flowers, reserved on a blue ground with flowerheads on gilt scrolling tendrils, 15cm high; together with a MORIAGE SATSUMA VASE, decorated with phoenix and chrysanthemum, 19.5cm high (3) Estimate £ 400-600 Provenance: Private Scottish collection.. Sold for £688 (buyer's premium included)
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  A pair of unusual molded porcelain vases
  Meiji Period
  Of cylindrical form, decorated in underglaze blue with a bird and flower garden, visible through a molded openwork bamboo fence set between chrysanthemum scroll bands encircling the exterior, the rim with further floral scrolls edged by a molded bamboo border, the base supported by five feet shaped as pine cones in brown wash, an impressed mark possibly reading Sansho or Yamamasa to the base; possibly of Arita origin (some feet restored).
  14in (35.6cm) high
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  A PAIR OF JAPANESE CLOISONNE VASES Meiji period (1868-1912), black ground cloisonne vases with mirrored enamel decoration of elegant bamboo trees with flowers at the base and a bird flying, metal mounts, unmarked.
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  A tall Japanese Fukagawa porcelain vase, Meiji period, the swollen body painted with birds amongst peony, bamboo and chrysanthemum against a chocolate brown ground, signed, 55cm.high.
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  JAPANESE BRONZE VASE W/ BAMBOO LEAF, MEIJI PERIOD A Japanese bronze vase with bamboo leaf motif. Meiji Period. Four small conical feet at the rectangular base, two handles at each side, each with a bamboo leaf attached. Basket weave effect throughout the vase, in bronze. H. 10 1/2" (26.6 cm) Condition: good condition overall
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  Japanese cloisonne Meiji period vase with bamboo design to body, Ota signature to base; overall good condition; H 9 1/2" x D 4 1/4" (approx.)
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  THREE JAPANESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN VASES, Meiji period. With ruffled rim and bamboo decoration below the mouth. - Largest: 23 1/2 in. high.
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  A pair of Japanese blue and white vases, Meiji period, painted with a bird in a cherry tree, bamboo and other plants, 38cm h, Hichozan Shinpo mark More Information One with descending hairline crack in the upper part of the neck
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  SIGNED JAPANESE GINBARI CLOISONNE VASE: Japanese Kawaguchi Bunzaemon signed Meiji period cloisonne vase depicting bamboo trees and flying bird. Mark resides at underside of silver base. Approx. 7.25'' h x 4'' w.CONDITION: hairline cracks with oxidization to Ginbari at verso, wear consistent with age and use.
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  FOUR JAPANESE SATSUMA VASES. Meiji period, late 19th-early 20th century. Floral decoration. Pair signed Kinkozan in red. 9.75"h. And two similar with bamboo form. Wear, stains, hairlines. 12"h.
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  Meiji period cloisonne vase decorated with bamboo and flying birds.
  
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  PAIR OF MIDNIGHT-BLUE GROUND CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL VASES MEIJI PERIOD each enamelled on a dark blue ground with three cranes in flight above bamboo and sprays of chrysanthemum, a silver wire inlaid leiwen band decorating the foot and mouth rims (2) 24.5cm high Estimate £ 1,000-1,500. Sold for £1,125 (buyer's premium included)
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  A Pair of Japanese Porcelain Kutani Vases Mounted as Lamps Meiji period (1868-1912), signed on underside "Teikoku Dainichi Maru Kutani" with artist's name, stunning Yokohama style Imperial era kutani with vivid motif pattern borders on top and bottom with raised gilt beads and a center design of birds flying amidst snow covered bamboo and scenes of men in winter landscape, fitted in European mountings cleanly preserving the integrity of the vases except for singular hole drilled in bottom side, with silk lamp shades. DOA: 29.5 in. From the Estate of Mrs. Camilla Hammond Smith Strange of Annandale Farm, Gordonsville, VA and Warrenton, VA Born in Washington, D.C., Mrs. Strange was a proud member of the Society of the Lees of Virginia. Like her mother and grandmother, she had a great knowledge and appreciation of antiques and enjoyed decorating with them throughout her home.
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  CLOISONNE VASE WITH CHERRY BLOSSOMS BY HAYAKAWA KOMEJIRO Meiji period (1868-1912), tall red ground cloisonné vase decorated with branches of plum and cherry blossoms together with bamboo, metals mounts to rim and foot, underside signed ??? Hayakawazo.
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  THREE PIECES JAPANESE SATSUMA EARTHENWARE, Late Meiji period. Vase and drum-form box and cover , each with figural decoration; vase with garlic mouth, domed cover flanked at shoulders by bamboo-form handles, floral decoration, signed - Largest: 12 1/2 in. high.
  
  PROVENANCE: The estate of Rosellen Fleming. Acquired in the 1960's.
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  JAPANESE BRONZE VASE, MEIJI (1868-1912) OR TAISHO (1912-26) PERIOD Japanese bronze vase on a stem foot, decorated with bird and pine tree motifs in relief and two bamboo-shaped handles to the body. Base unmark. Measures 13 inches high.
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  JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE VASE- imitating bamboo decorated with a small frog with gold eyes and a sprig of foliage in high relief. With a four character signature on bottom. H. 17 1/2 '' (44.5 cm) x diameter 3'' (7.6 cm). From the Marvin Sadik Collec