MEIJI-TAISHO

SILVER FLOWER IN THE FORM OF A LOTUS

Flower arranging vase in the form of a flowering lotus. Of hammered and gilt silver, the foot ornamented with flush, cloisonné enamels in a scrolling floral motif. Signed on the reverse by the artist with a chiseled signature: Yoshinori, and with the mark of the commissioning house: Maruki, and stamped: Jun Gin or Pure Silver. With the original, carved wood stand. Late Meiji – Taisho era, circa 1900 – 1920.

With the tomobako or original box, sealed on the left corner of the lid: Maruki; and on the right corner of the lid: Yoshinori.

Silver Flower in the Form of a Lotus

 

Period: Meiji Taisho
Mediums: Metalwork
Form: Vase
Origin Country: Japan
5 ¾” high x 11” diameter

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