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Large Japanese blue and white Arita octagonal vase and cover.
Genroku period, circa 1700.
The lobed body decorated with two ho-ho birds in a garden scene by a river bank with peony and fruiting branches beneath cloudscrolls.
The shoulders with a wide band of peony flowerheads and foliage against a karakusa ground. The neck with stylised panels containing a leaf surrounded by scrollwork.
The domed cover similarly decorated with a ho-ho bird in a garden scene with karakusa and surmounted by a knop finial.
Height: 27 ¾ in. (78.5 cm.), Height without cover: 21 ¾ in. (55.3 cm.).
Dimensions
78.5 cm. highStock number
MU805The BADA Standard
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