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A CLOISONNÉ VASE
SIGNED AICHI HAYASHI SAKU AND
WITH THE MARK OF HAYASHI
KODENJI (1831–1915)
MEIJI PERIOD, LATE 19 TH CENTURY
the oviform vase with ring neck, decorated
in various coloured cloisonné enamels and
thicknesses of gold and silver wire, with birds
among a profusion of flowers and grasses
18.5 cm., 7⅜ in. high
For a similar example in the Victoria & Albert
Museum, London, accession no. FE.34.1,2-
2011, go to:
http://collections.vam.ac.uk/item
‡ £ 8,000-10,000
€ 9,000-11,300 US$ 10,000-12,500
NO LOT 130
131
A FINE PLIQUE-À-JOUR BOWL
MEIJI PERIOD, LATE 19 TH CENTURY
the deep bowl in coloured translucent
enamels and silver wire, depicting
chrysanthemums, silver mounts
9.5 cm., 3¾in. diam.
£ 3,000-5,000
€ 3,400-5,700 US$ 3,750-6,300
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