Small Japanese Meiji Cloisonne Ginbari Foil Enamel and Bronze Floral Vase antique inkstand An antique wrought iron architectural

An antique wrought iron architectural salvage grill of rectangular form with scrolls framing an oval reserve with bracket

Width 36 Depth 36 Height 49 inches

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Thomas Pearson Scott was said to have invented the technique of using yellow or orange slip instead of ink to apply the transfers

Small Japanese Meiji Cloisonne Ginbari Foil Enamel and Bronze Floral Vase antique inkstand An antique wrought iron architecturalDETAILS A small, antique Japanese baluster form bronze mounted vase with iridescent enamel. COLOR(S) Turquoise, blue, green, pink, black, brown, yellow PLACE OF ORIGIN Japan MARKS Unmarked PERIOD Meiji (1868 1912) Late 19th century DATE Circa 1880 DIMENSIONS Width 3 Depth 3 Height 6. 25 inches CONDITION Note: (2) chips