Gorgeous Meiji Ginbari Cloisonne Vase- Best Ever Seen!

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Gorgeous Meiji Ginbari Cloisonne Vase- Best Ever Seen!

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Sold Date: 01/02/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

Due to a recent death in the family we will be selling items from her wonderful estate. Her father had been a diplomat to the far East. This is a fabulous Meiji Japanese ginbari cloisonne assorted flowers patterned vase. It very high quality work. Best I've ever seen. The design covers the entire piece. It is signed on the bottom. It is in excellent condition. Stands a very substantia 6.25 inches tall. A must have for the advanced collector of Japanese cloisonne. Sold at ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE! Don't let this one get away! Shipping of 14 to the continental U.S. includes delivery confirmation. We will combine shipping for multiple purchases to save you money. International buyers pay actual shipping costs. Email me if you have any questions. I always start my auctions low to give everyone a chance. Good luck Bidding. We suggest that you place your high bid with eBay's proxy bidding tool. The last few minutes of our auctions are often ruled by snipe tool robots and the bidding gets very fast. The proxy bidding tool (which is free) moves more quickly than a human can and can move even faster than robots outside of eBay's control. Payment should be completed within 7 days. Buyer pays shipping. Seller will carefully pack all items, but is not responsible for shipping damage or loss. (That's why we require insurance) Continental U.S. only at quoted price. (Alaska and Hawaii may be higher). Other countries will be at actual shipping cost. Paypal preferred, Money order or cashier's check accepted. I will also accept personal check, but will hold until it clears. Should you find that a picture does not appear properly, try pressing your refresh button. We respectfully ask buyers make all inquires prior to bidding. A lot of attention and care is taken to provide clear and detailed photographs as well as providing descriptions, tfore it is the responsibility of the buyer to take the time to look at the pictures and read the descriptions completely.