Japanese Porcelain Vase Floral Design, Japan Mark, Red Stamp

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View Japanese Porcelain Vase Floral Design, Japan Mark, Red Stamp with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The flared rim is neatly highlighted by a delicate gold-gilt accent band.The base proudly retains its original red square Seizan maker's mark stamp, "JAPAN" lettering, and the original embossed gold heart-shaped "A Price Import" foil distributor sticker—firmly establishing its authenticity and production era. Bring vintage Mid-Century Oriental charm to your interior space with this authentic 1970s Japanese porcelain vase. Crafted by the notable Seizan (誠山) kiln in Japan, this piece features a classic baluster silhouette finished with an intentional fine crackle-glaze (crazing) over a warm cream backdrop.The front displays an elegant, hand-painted polychrome nature scene complete with two colorful birds resting on a tree limb under a canopy of cascading purple wisteria, with bright red poppies blooming at the base. A smaller bird is captured mid-flight, adding movement to the composition. The flared rim is neatly highlighted by a delicate gold-gilt accent band.The base proudly retains its original red square Seizan maker's mark stamp, "JAPAN" lettering, and the original embossed gold heart-shaped "A Price Import" foil distributor sticker—firmly establishing its authenticity and production era. An exceptional display piece for a mantle, shelf, or Chinoiserie-inspired vignette.Item Specifics:Brand/Kiln: Seizan (誠山)Era: 1970s (Mid-Century / Post-War Export)Importer: Albert Price Imports (Philadelphia, PA)Origin: Made in JapanMaterial: Glazed Ceramic / Fine PorcelainFinish: Cream Crackle Glaze (Crazed) with Multicolored Enamels & Gold RimMotif: Avian (Birds) and Botanical (Wisteria & Poppies)Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Free of chips, cracks, or structural repairs. The gold trim and original foil sticker remain beautifully intact. (Please see all photos for details) Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Asian › 1900-Now › Japanese › Vases & Jars.

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Japanese