AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
AnyesAttic Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique

Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 8 Lobed Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique

£318.00 Save £-318.00

This exquisitely intricate Cloisonné enamel piece is dated to c.1900 from the Japanese Meiji era (1868-1912 ) Takahara Komajiro 高原駒次郎 of Kyoto.

Takahara is referenced as the most well-known and consistent maker of Kyoto-Jippo (tr. 'Cloisonné') wares, founding a workshop in 1894. The Cloisonné technique is revered for using thin wire or metal to contain different coloured enamels. The technique in this piece is elevated to astounding heights when you consider the detailed wired sections of this piece is as small as 1mm in width.

This particular piece bears Takahara's design characteristics despite being unsigned; notably within the floral patterns and 'takara-mono' (tr. 'treasured items') featured in the roundels, the wire gilding and the overlapping green scales edged in the band of dotted red circlets brocading the foot of the vase. From delicate sprigs of Sakura Cherry Blossom to Lotuses, Chrysanthemums, Anemones and Moutan Peonies; the Cloisonné with elements of glittering jewelled enamel worked into the colouring is a joyful celebration of flora in bloom.

The 8-lobed form of this piece, its size and the condition of the enamel décor makes this piece a particularly rare find. Not only did Takahara's Cloisonné skill contend with creating the enamel art in minute detail, but it was also applied to the curving form for each of the eight lobes. This fantastic work of art would make a superbly decorative and highly collectable art feature.

CONDITION
Excellent. No chips, cracks or repairs. There is natural age wear to the enamel and the rim of the vase that is commensurable with the age of the piece, please see photos as part of the condition report.

MEASUREMENTS
Height: c. 6.1" / 15.5 cm by c. 3" / 7.5 cm width (across widest point). Base diameter: c. 1.7" / 4.2 cm. Rim diameter: c. 1.2" / 3.1 cm. Unpackaged weight: c. 0.2 kg / 175 g

NOTES
Vase will be securely packaged and shipping will be insured. Shipping will be combined for multiple items.

A BIT OF HISTORY
Japanese Cloisonne enamelware is a technique introduced to Japan around the Tokugawa period during the 16th century.

Cloisonne or 'Cloisonné' are metalwork objects with decoration that is applied by creating separating sections using wire or thin metal. The sections are filled with different coloured enamels to create a visual image or pattern and the whole piece be fired multiple times to realise the colours.

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Also present are Takahara's signature design characteristics despite being unsigned; most notably the floral patterns and the 'Takara-mono' (tr. 'treasured items') featured in the roundels. Further indications of Takahara's style can be seen in the green overlapping scales and band of dotted red circlets brocading the foot and rim of the vase. From delicate sprigs of Sakura Cherry Blossom to Moutan Peonies and Wisteria, the Cloisonné flourishes with elements of jewel-coloured enamel in a joyful celebration of flora in bloom.

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CONDITION
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MEASUREMENTS
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Japanese Cloisonne enamelware is a technique introduced to Japan around the Tokugawa period during the 16th century.

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Takahara is referenced as the most well-known and consistent maker of Kyoto-Jippo (tr. 'Cloisonné') wares, founding a workshop in 1894. The Cloisonné technique is revered for using thin wire or metal to contain different coloured enamels. The technique has been elevated to astounding heights in these pieces when you consider the detailed wired sections are as thin as 1mm in width.

Also present are Takahara's signature design characteristics despite being unsigned; most notably the floral patterns and the 'Takara-mono' (tr. 'treasured items') featured in the roundels. Further indications of Takahara's style can be seen in the band of dotted red circlets brocading the foot and rim of the vases. From delicate sprigs of Sakura Cherry Blossom to Chrysanthemums, Anemones and Wisteria, the Cloisonné flourishes with elements of jewel-coloured enamel in a joyful celebration of flora in bloom.

The exceptional skill in delicately applying the cloisonne in such a diminutive size is a true wonder and the condition of the enamel décor make these pieces a rare find. Not only did Takahara's Cloisonné skill contend with creating the enamel art in minute detail, but it was also applied to the curving and faceted forms. These fantastic works of art would make a superbly decorative and highly collectable art feature.

CONDITION
Good. There is surface bruising with traces of enamel loss, minor impressions to the rim and base, as well as some natural enamel pitting that is commensurable with age, please see the photos as part of the condition report. 

MEASUREMENTS
Height: c. 4.7" / 12 cm by c. 2.2" / 5.6 cm diameter (across widest point). Base diameter: c. 1.4" /  3.5 cm. Rim diameter: c. 1.0" / 2.5 cm. Unpackaged weight [pair]: c. 0.2 kg / 165 g



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Asian Art Metals Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne Bud Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Japanese, Antique
Asian Art Metals Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne Bud Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Japanese, Antique
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Asian Art Metals Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne Bud Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Japanese, Antique
Asian Art Metals Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne Bud Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Japanese, Antique
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This exquisitely intricate, Japanese Cloisonné enamel piece is dated to c.1900 from the Meiji era (1868-1912) by Takahara Komajiro 高原駒次郎 of Kyoto.

Takahara is referenced as the most well-known and consistent maker of Kyoto-Jippo (tr. 'Cloisonné') wares, founding a workshop in 1894. The Cloisonné technique is revered for hand-applying thin wire or metal and different coloured enamels. The technique has been elevated to astounding heights in this piece when you consider the detailed wired sections are as thin as 1mm in width.

Also present are Takahara's signature design characteristics despite being unsigned; most notably the floral patterns and the 'Takara-mono' (tr. 'treasured items') featured in the roundels. Further indications of Takahara's style can be seen in the green overlapping scales and band of dotted red and black circlets brocading the foot and rim of the vase. From delicate sprigs of Sakura Cherry Blossom to Chrysanthemums, Anemones, Wisteria and even a butterfly, the Cloisonné flourishes with elements of jewel-coloured enamel in a joyful celebration of flora in bloom.

The exceptional skill in delicately applying the cloisonne in such a diminutive size is a true wonder and the condition of the enamel décor makes this piece a rare find. Not only did Takahara's Cloisonné skill contend with creating the enamel art in minute detail, but it was also applied to the curving and thin-stemmed form. This fantastic work of art makes a superbly decorative and highly collectable art feature.

CONDITION
Good. There is a single hairline crack with traces of enamel loss and 2 minute and non-obvious losses to the enamel and natural enamel pitting that is commensurable with the age of the piece, please see photos as part of the condition report. 

MEASUREMENTS
Height: c. 5" / 12.6 cm by c. 3.1" / 8 cm diameter (across widest point). Base diameter: c. 1.4" /  3.6 cm. Rim diameter: c. 1.1" / 2.8 cm. Unpackaged weight: c. 0.1 kg / 105 g

A BIT OF HISTORY
Japanese Cloisonne enamelware is a technique introduced to Japan around the Tokugawa period during the 16th century.

Cloisonne or 'Cloisonné' are metalwork objects with decoration that is applied by creating separating sections using wire or thin metal. The sections are filled with different coloured enamels to create a visual image or pattern and the whole piece be fired multiple times to realise the colours.

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Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German
Haute Curature Metals 1960s Brutalist Metal Cast Table Shelf / Etagere, Mid Century, German

Currently held on consignment at Andrews Oakville

Presenting a striking work of mid-century German Brutalist design, formed into an Etagere, or table shelf. 

The form of this piece is an uncommon retelling of the popular Atomic design tiered plant tables created in Formica. The iconic characteristics of sharp and dramatically defined curves complimented by the triple threading carry echoes of great Modernist designers and sculptors such as Dame Barbara Hepworth. 

The texture of the main structure is highly tactile with an effect reminiscent of indented metal created from the heating and striking of a hammer. 

The stylised, eye-catching form piece makes this piece a rare find that can be displayed as a standalone piece or for functional use. 

CONDITION
Excellent. Most notable wear are the mild age stains that are commensurable with the age of the piece. Please refer to photographs as they form part of the condition report.

MEASUREMENTS
Height: c. 11.4" / 29 cm x c. 11.4" / 29 cm width (across widest point). Depth: c. 3.9" / 10 cm. Base measurements: c. 3.9" / c. 10 cm x c. 7.2" / c.18.3 cm. Unpackaged weight: c. 0.8 kg / 805 g


Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique

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Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique
Asian Art Metals Japanese, Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne 4 Panel Vase, Kyoto-Jippo ware, Late Meiji Era, Antique

This exquisitely intricate Cloisonné enamel piece is dated to c.1900 from the Japanese Meiji era (1868-1912 ) Takahara Komajiro 高原駒次郎 of Kyoto.

Takahara is referenced as the most well-known and consistent maker of Kyoto-Jippo (tr. 'Cloisonné') wares, founding a workshop in 1894. The Cloisonné technique is revered for using thin wire or metal to contain different coloured enamels. The technique in this piece is elevated to astounding heights when you consider the detailed wired sections of this piece is as small as 1-2mm in width.

This particular piece bears Takahara's design characteristics despite being unsigned; notably within the floral patterns and colour palette of the Red and White Chrysanthemum, Wisteria and Moutan Peonies. Takahara's traits also appear in the exceptionally fine wire gilding and the overlapping green scales edged in the band of dotted red circlets brocading the foot of the vase.

The 4-paneled, gently geometrically square form of this piece and its size makes this piece a particularly rare find. Not only did the Cloisonné skill have to contend with creating the enamel art in minute detail, but it was also applied to a curving form. This excellent work of art makes for a superbly decorative and highly collectable art feature.

CONDITION
Good. There is one area of depression on the Wisteria panel that measures c. 4 x 1.5 cm and has resulted in some minor enamel loss, however, this damage does not greatly affect the presentation. Beyond this, there is natural wear to the enamel of the vase that is commensurable with the age of the piece, please see photos as part of the condition report.

MEASUREMENTS
Height: c. 10.8" / 27.5 cm by c. 4.7" / 12 cm width (across widest point). Base diameter: c. 2" /  5.1 cm. Rim diameter: c. 2.3" / 5.8 cm. Unpackaged weight: c. 0.4 kg / 445 g

NOTES
Vase will be securely packaged and shipping will be insured. Shipping will be combined for multiple items.



A BIT OF HISTORY
Japanese Cloisonne enamelware is a technique introduced to Japan around the Tokugawa period during the 16th century.

Cloisonne or 'Cloisonné' are metalwork objects with decoration that is applied by creating separating sections using wire or thin metal. The sections are filled with different coloured enamels to create a visual image or pattern and the whole piece be fired multiple times to realise the colours.

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