Vintage Japanese Lusterware Small Ceramic Bud Vase - Landscape Design

Description

View Vintage Japanese Lusterware Small Ceramic Bud Vase - Landscape Design with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Foreground: A single orange flower with green leaves sits prominently at the bottom center. Handles: Two small, squared-off loop handles attached at the rim and shoulder. This is a vintage Japanese lusterware ceramic vase featuring a hand-painted rural cottage landscape with iridescent glaze and double side handles. Origin and Era: Typically produced in Japan during the mid-20th century (often pre-war or post-war export ware). Key Features: Pearly or iridescent "luster" finish on the rim and body, complemented by a scenic cottage and tree motif. Design and Shape Form: Cylindrical body with a slightly tapered base and a defined neck. Handles: Two small, squared-off loop handles attached at the rim and shoulder. Rim: Flared, rounded mouth with a glossy, metallic gray or lusterware glaze finish. Artwork and Color Palette Main Motif: A quaint, rural cottage with an orange-red roof and a prominent chimney. Scenery: A large, dark green and brown tree towers over the house, surrounded by soft teal and blue shrubbery. Background: Simple hand-painted accents, including orange horizon streaks and a blue water or ground line at the base. Foreground: A single orange flower with green leaves sits prominently at the bottom center. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Asian › 1900-Now › Japanese › Vases & Jars.

Provenance

Ownership History Not Available

Handmade

No

Modified Item

No

Country of Origin

Japan

Culture

Japanese

California Prop 65 Warning

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