Kachō-ga Vase With Mount, Fukugawa / Koransha, Japan, Meiji Era (1868-1912)

Vase illustrating a kachō-ga type bird and flower representation scene. An extremely colorful and precise work of a Japanese artist. The vase. decorated in its upper part with gilt bronze fittings, probably made in France. Fukagawa Eizaemon (1833-1889) founded the Koransha company in 1875, in 1889 the company was taken over by his son Yotaro, and in 1894 by his second son Chuji, who was active until 1935. Koransha was known for its high quality hand painted porcelain, which found a wide following in Europe and the United States, and today its high quality wares can be found in many museums such as the British Musuem in London and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Glazed porcelain, hand painted in the glaze. Arita, Japan, Meiji era (1868-1912), Fukugawa / Koransha company hallmark on the base. Height 28.5 cm, width 16.5 cm, depth 14 cm. Very good condition. Free delivery in EU. ! I send parcels by insured courier (DPD or DHL). All items are packaged very carefully. As for payment, the most convenient for me is bank transfer.