Attributed to the Nagoya Hayashi Kodenji Studio, A Japanese Cloisonne Enamel Vase

Meiji (1868-1912), a large globular shaped vase attributed to Hayashi Kodenji (1831-1915) or his son Hayashi Kodenji II (1859-1922), the deep blue ground of this vase has been decorated with large purple morning glory blossoms and green leaves, a small tight circular patterned band is featured above the foot and a narrow band is below the mouth rim, has a liner to the neck, underside has a floriate paulownia seal in white enamels against the same deep blue ground.

10 in.

From the Collection of Phyllis Hoch, Greensboro, North Carolina

The paulownia seal mark may indicate the vase was made for a private commission.

Overall very good condition; some wear to interior rim from liner; some wear to mount surface; a few very minor light scratches.