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Chinese Late Qing (late 1800s) Cloisonné Pair of Vases
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Chinese Late Qing (late 1800s) Cloisonné Pair ofVases Wonderful pair of hand crafted matching cloisonné vases. These vases are extremely well crafted, so much so that the wonderful bird and cherry blossom scenes are near duplicates. The quality is also evident in the heavy brass construction. The background is the classic higher end white with cloud design. The scene consists of a brown cherry branch in full blossom. A Brown Booby pair sits on the branch adoring each other in spring. The bottom of the vase is bounded in a fine blue scalloped band and the top by a green, blue and red serif design. Based on the style, quality, interior oxidation and lack of markings these were made in the 1880s or early 1890s. The vases are in perfect condition and have been professionally cleaned on the exterior. The heavy oxidation expected on these older pieces remains in the vase interiors. A fine matching pair of late 1800s cloisonné vases that would enhance any Chinese collection. Dimensions: Height 4 inches (10 cm), Diameter (widest point) 2 1/2 inches (6.5 cm), Foot Diameter 1 5/8 inches (4.2 cm), Rim Diameter 1 11/16 inches (4.3 cm). If you have any questions or require additional information please call me at . In addition to me this piece has been verified by Fred Gumbart and David Fredericks. Mr. Fred Gumbart is the owner/appraiser of Arizona Galleries ). He specializes (by appointment only) in consultations, and he is an official, licensed, and accredited appraiser of Fine Period Antiques, Fine Art, Ethnographic Art, Pre-Columbian Art and the Asian Arts. Fred is a lifelong, serious collector of art, antiques and artifacts, and has been seen on the PBS History Detectives TV Show concerning antiques and artifacts. Mr. David Fredericks is curator and authenticator of Antiquities Plus in Tucson , Arizona ). His knowledge of Asian art, particularly jades, is equal to any I have seen. His use of microscopic analysis and sequential attribute confirmation in verifying a pieces life history and condition is unique. He is impeccable and at times brutally honest. Refunds will be made only upon receipt by me (within 14 days of buyer's receipt of the item), of a written verification from a major University Department Head or Major Museum Curator from a recognized institution in the appropriate field. Note: For International sales, buyer is responsible for all import duty taxes.
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