Japanese Porcelain Vase 19th Century Cloisonné Enamels Several Brands On Base

JAPANESE VASE FROM THE SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY WITH A COMPOSITION OF CLOISONNÉ ENAMELS IN STYLISH FLOWER COLORS ON A BLUE BACKGROUND,
THIS TECHNIQUE OF APPLYING CLOISONNÉ ENAMELS ON A JAPONESE PORCELAIN BASE
IS CALLED "TOKAI SHIPPO OR SOMETIMES JIKI SHIPPO"
CLOISONNÉ ARTIST ESTABLISHED IN NAGOYA TSUKAMOTO KAISUKE 1828-1887 IS GENERALLY CREDITED WITH THE DISCOVERY OF THE APPLICATION OF CLOISONNÉ ENAMELS ON A PORCELAIN OR CERAMIC BASE CIRCA 1868
THE MARKS APPLIED IN RED ON THE BASE ARE (PERHAPS) FROM KINOSAN, ARTIST WHO MADE SHIPPOWARE OR CLOISONNÉ?
THE VASE EXPORTED TO EUROPE IN THE 19TH   WAS MOUNTED AS AN OIL LAMP,,,,
IT HAS ITS ORIGINAL CYLINDER INSIDE IN ITS CONDITION,
LE VERRE EST INTACT
THE VASE RESTS ON A BRONZE BASE STYLISED, THE ROUNDED COLLAR IS DAMAGED IN PART
THE TURNING GNOB HAS THE MANUFACTURING NAME AND NUMBER 20