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A really fine pair of early 18th century Japanese richly decorated imari baluster vases. The very unusual decoration of cooing and Billing birds is most unusual. Lamped on hand-carved and water gilt wooden bases. Both vases have been fitted with antiqued brass plates with light fittings. Typical imari colours: Tomato red, blue, black, orange and gilt highlights. One of the vases is perfect the other has a hairline crack.The custom-made lampshades (Claremont fabric) may sold separately at an additional price.
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Really Fine Pair of Early 18th Century Japanese Imari Lamped Vases

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A really fine pair of early 18th century Japanese richly decorated imari baluster vases. The very unusual decoration of cooing and Billing birds is most unusual. Lamped on hand-carved and water gilt wooden bases. Both vases have been fitted with antiqued brass plates with light fittings. Typical imari colours: Tomato red, blue, black, orange and gilt highlights. One of the vases is perfect the other has a hairline crack.The custom-made lampshades (Claremont fabric) may sold separately at an additional price.

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Width:
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Height:
45
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Length:
31
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131 Kensington Church Street
London, W8 7LP
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