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           A KAKIEMON VASE                  For another in the collection of the Dukes of   A PAIR OF KAKIEMON VASES
           EDO PERIOD, LATE 17TH CENTURY    Marlborough, Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire,   EDO PERIOD, LATE 17TH CENTURY
                                            see Mark Hinton and Oliver Impey, Kakiemon
           柿右衛門 色絵三方割壺、江戸時代、17世紀                                              柿右衛門 色絵壺 一対、江戸時代、
           後期                               Porcelain from the English Country House   17世紀後期
                                            (London, 1989), pl. 35 p. 57
           oviform with short ring neck and deep foot rim,   For other comparable vases see John Ayers, Far   the sixteen sided faceted vases with short necks
           decorated in iron red, green, yellow, aubergine,   Eastern Ceramics in the Victoria & Albert Museum   decorated in iron red, green, yellow, blue and
           blue and black enamels, with three panels each   (London, 1980), pl 260; Soame Jenyns, Japanese   black enamels with peony, chrysanthemum and
           containing two Chinese figures, one under   Porcelain (London, 1965), no. 57b (ex. coll.   pomegranate among rockwork and grasses, the
           a parasol and the other with a fan, amongst   Richard de la Mare); John Ayers et al., Porcelain   panels divided by floral tendril
           plum and bamboo issuing from rockwork, a   for Palaces: The Fashion for Japan in Europe 1650   (2)
           bird perched in the upper bowing branches,   – 1750, exh. cat. (London, 1990), pl. 138 (also coll.   each: 20 cm, 7⅞ in. high
           the panels divided by flowerheads and scrolling   Porzellansammlung, Dresden); Gervase Jackson-
           foliage, the neck and foot with underglaze blue   Stops, ed., The Treasure Houses of Britain, exh.   £ 30,000-40,000
           circumferential lines alternately bordering flowers   cat., National Gallery of Art, (Washington, D.   € 33,800-45,100   US$ 39,500-53,000
           and a geometric design           C., 1985), pl. 131 (coll. Woburn Abbey); Yabe
           30.3 cm, 12 in. high             Yoshiaki, ed., Imari, Nihon no bijiutsu 6, no. 157   Lot 68 illustrated opposite
           For a similar Kakiemon vase in the collection   (Tokyo, 1979), no. 121 (coll. Matsuoka Museum);
           of Augustus the Strong, Dresden, see Friedrich   ibid, Kakiemon, vol. 20 of Nihon toji taisei
           Reichel, Early Japanese Porcelain: Arita Porcelain   [Compendium of Japanese ceramics] (Tokyo,
           in the Dresden Collection (Leipzig, 1980), pl. 18.  1989), pl. 36 (coll. Matsuoka Museum)
                                            £ 15,000-20,000
                                            € 16,900-22,600   US$ 19,800-26,400


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