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Japanese cloisonné enamel vase worked in silver wire decorated with a peacock on a cherry blossom branch on a dark blue colour ground, the foot rim marked Jungin 純銀 (silver) by Ando Jubei-Nagoya, late Meiji Period.
The tomobako wood storage box inscribed: Shippo, sakura kujaku kabin, Jubei zo (cloisonné, a flower vessel with designs of cherry blossom and peacock, made by Jubei) 七寶, さ久良孔雀花瓶, 重兵衛造 and Kunaisho goyotashi, Nagoya Ando Shippoten (cloisonné shop Ando, Japanese Imperial Family Warrant of appointment Nagoya)宮内省御用達, 名古屋 安藤七寶店. With original red logo label: “J. ANDO Cloisonné Ware, Nagoya, Tokyo, Japan.
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H 16 cm Dia. 8 cmThe BADA Standard
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