Wire Vases and Vessels

A Regency Wire Work Plant Stand The planter has an upper basket and a lower shelf, it stands on curled feet. This is an excellent piece of hand wrought iron, it is in very good cond...

Light yet sculptural, this wire wine rack offers a unique vintage accent. Made in turn of the century France, the design has an Industrial charm —the wi...

A fine and well carved Chinese pair of carved malachite vases with loose ring handles and fitted bases, Republic Period, mid 20th century, China. The vases carved from solid malachite of exceptional color and featuring spectacular striations. The vases of baluster form, and ingeniously carved with loose ring handles at the shoulders and the neck. The loose rings supported by taotie (ogre or gargoyle) form mask handles. In addition to the loose ring mask handles to the front and back, the necks of the vases also sport long, angular handles to the sides. Seemingly carved in two sections - the neck and the body. The neck then screws into the body. The neck on one vase stuck. The vases presented on fitted carved and pierced stands with silver wire inlay. Additional taotie masks of carved boxwood have been applied as well. Loose ring handles are a marvel of Chinese hardstone carvings...

Japanese cloisonne enamel ginbari flower vase Tashio-early Showa period. The vase light blue in colour with gold ginbari petals, amongst partially wireless white petals above green foliage. The base signed Tamura within a silver tablet...

Japanese cloisonne enamel rose vase, Tashio period. The vase coloured in a deep green enamel glaze of irregular form with central squashed bulbous body, pinched tapered neck and flared rim. Two white roses sit in the centre of the vase with a green and white hue. The underside signed with the Ando Company mark and Japanese silver Jungin mark. A fine cloisonne vase suited to any contemporary room, avid Japanese cloisonne collector or someone looking for a single statement piece. Notes Ando Cloisonné...

Fine and rare Japanese Komainu cloisonne enamel vase Tashio-early Showa period. The vase of ovoid form decorated in an off white enamel glaze with a boldly coloured temple dog to the centre in a mix of musen-jippo (wireless cloisonne) and yusen (wired). The temple dog standing upon a matching base with simulated mist surrounding the it. Signed on the bottom to the centre with the Shobido of Osaka company mark, the vase mounted on a white metal plated rim. A fine cloisonne vase suited to any contemporary room, avid Japanese cloisonne collector or someone looking for a single statement piece. Notes  Shobido - Primarily known as a retailer for high-end giftware including yusen-jippo cloisonné. Examples of Shobido cloisonné vases are often very innovative and incorporate many techniques. The mark typically formed in wire in the base and not too dissimilar to the Ando Company mark. Komainu ?? - also known as lion-dogs in English, are statue pairs of lion-like creatures either guarding the entrance, main hall, or inner shrine of many Japanese Shinto shrines...

Japanese cloisonne enamel vase Tashio-early Showa period. The vase of bottle form decorated with an Aubergine base enamel and a striking large blossoming Peony to the centre. The base signed to the centre with the Ando company mark and the rim stamped with the Jungin Japanese silver mark. A fine cloisonne vase suited to any contemporary room, avid Japanese cloisonne collector or someone looking for a single statement piece. Notes Ando Cloisonné...

This lacquered vessel dates to the late 19th century and was originally used as a wash basin or a baby's bathtub. The oval vessel is comprised of two parts - a removable shallow basin on top and a deeper tub underneath. The wash tub is crafted like a barrel, with slatted elmwood sides banded with wire cord, a method used for all kinds of provincial everyday vessels. Lacquered inside and out, this sculptural vessel brings bright color to modern interiors as an unusual planter...

A spectacular large Japanese chakinseki cloisonné globular jar and cover, in he style of Namikawa Yasuyuki, Meiji period, circa 1900, Japan. The jar with a spherical body supporte...

A delightful group of five small Japanese cloisonné vases in various colors and designs, Meiji period, early 20th century, Japan. The vases all of baluster form and decorated in the cloisonné technique with goldstone highlights. Vase 1: Dark blue enamel ground with butterflies and scrolling flowers and vines. 6" x 3" Vase 2: Green enamel ground with diamond shaped reserves of alternating burgandy enamel with goldstone and butterfly design, and dark blue enamel with pink flower design. Interior enameled green. 6" x 2.88" Vase 3: Dark blue enamel ground with bands of scrolling abstracted flowers with goldstone highlights, and one band of lapets of alternating burgundy and green enamel with stylized flowers. Interior enameled green. 5" x 2.75" Vase 4: Green enamel ground with floral sprays surrounding an image of a bijin (beautiful woman) wearing a purple kimono...

Beautiful antique French siphon bottle in the shape of a calabash from the years around 1900. The cap with tap is made of pewter and marked "Marque Depos...

An antique pair of patio urns offer wrought iron and wire construction in conical form, raised on scrolled base and feet, black painted, c1910 Measures - 4...