Porcelain Vase by Makuzu Kozan 1890s | ||
| Japanese Pottery147 of 1384 |  |  |
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This is a Porcelain vase by the God of Glazes Makuzu Kozan and is enameled with pale yellow and coral red and Chrysanthemum not confined to the body but looking like are going to come out from the neck rim. Approximate date 1890s. This design is the rarest and looks the same from any point of view.
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you probably are right, nice piece in my database 1900-1910, difficult to date because it is not a baluster bullbois body
a very easy 4 figures , this piece got a high additional value because it is an very busy piece
lets put it mildly this is Christies quality
Thank you so much for your comments. Yes this type of motif is not common in Makuzu’s work.