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A large lamped Japanese late 17th / early 18th century Imari Vase of elongated ovoid form with flaring neck, decorated in the Imari palette of underglaze blue with overglaze iron-red and green enamel with details in gold. The decoration with scroll and ribbon motifs with landscapes, peonies, prunus and vines. On a hand carved water gilt wooden base and antiques brass plate and light fitting.
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A Large Lamped Japanese Early 18th Century Imari Elongated Vase

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A large lamped Japanese late 17th / early 18th century Imari Vase of elongated ovoid form with flaring neck, decorated in the Imari palette of underglaze blue with overglaze iron-red and green enamel with details in gold. The decoration with scroll and ribbon motifs with landscapes, peonies, prunus and vines. On a hand carved water gilt wooden base and antiques brass plate and light fitting.

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Width:
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Height:
56
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Length:
24
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