Caption
Vase by Gonda Hirosuke 1865–1937, cloisonné enamel, circa 1890–1910 Meiji period. Small spherical vase, one of a pair, on a low ring foot and a round ring spout, both set in silver-plated metal. Decorated with a realistic, colorful motif of red veil fish beneath hanging wisteria leaves and flowers on a light blue background. The base bears a flaming pearl mark with the character yu in katakana, the enamelist's mark; Gonda worked in Nagoya. Japan, Nagoya. Height 9.0 cm; diameter 8.2 cm., A rounded ceramic vase with a pale blue background decorated with hanging floral clusters and leafy vines in shades of white, purple, dark green, and muted brown, and a pair of reddish-orange fish with pinkish scales and golden accents near the lower portion; the rim and base show metallic-looking bands in a warm gold tone.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A25_261
License type
Rights managed
Available size
70.5Mb (879.8Kb) / 15.3in x 17.9in / 4594 x 5365 (300dpi)