Magnificent EDO/MEIJI JAPANESE BRUSH GLAZE HAND-THROWN VASE - MUSEUM QUALITY

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Magnificent EDO/MEIJI JAPANESE BRUSH GLAZE HAND-THROWN VASE - MUSEUM QUALITY:
$875.00

An Incredible and FineAntique Japanese Brush Glazed Hand Thrown Art Pottery Vase from the Meiji Period and possibly Edo Period. I pulled this amazing Piece of Art Pottery out of a Box of wonderful Asian Antiques that were left to me; all of which came out of a wonderful collection. The estate paperwork indicates that it is from the Late Edo to Early Meiji Period - I\'m calling it 19th Century but perhaps it\'s older. The images don\'t do this amazing piece justice; the beautifully hued glaze is more than impressive and when you look inside one can see the coils from it\'s being thrown. Therearenomarkson the bottom, which is glazed (as you can see in the photos)and it\'s in Very Good to Excellent Condition. This beautiful Vasemeasures8 7/16inches tall and6 1/4 inches at it\'s widest in diameter. Thisamazing and dynamic AntiqueJapanese Art Pottery Brush Glaze Vasewould be a magnificent addition to anygreatAntiqueJapanese Pottery and PorcelainCollection, a wonderful Art Pottery Collection, a great start to a Collection or would look fabulous in any wonderful home. Thank you for viewing this incredibly beautifulpiece of Pottery, have a wonderful day and be good toone another! Note: I would greatly appreciate a 5 star rating, being that judgessellers with this system and charges more to sellers whodon\'t maintain this rating and it also effects the placement of our listings; I describe the items as they are, give a detailed condition report and mention all damage, if any at all; I ask that you keep in mind that antiques and vintage items in good condition will usuallyshow a small amount of wear, as expected, due to their age, which is why I may call something excellent condition, very good condition, good condition or fair condition, but I will not call something pristine or mint, unless it has never been used or handled and shows no wear, due to age and handling; I will ship within1 day of your paying for the item, if at all possible; I will answer all questions, so don\'t hesitate to ask (there are no silly questions); I am happy to add more photos, though I tend to putthe maximum in the listing, so as to show all the detail of the antique, jewelry or Art; when it comes to shipping, Isometimes pay for the shipping costs and if for some reason I have to charge -I only charge fora portion of theactual shipping charges (I don\'tcharge for bubble wrap, insurance ordelivery confirmation) and if we save any money at all on shipping, I will refund that amount to you; should the shipping cost more than you are charged, I will absorb the added cost andit\'ll be my gift to you; should something be damaged in shipment, all I ask is that you contact meright away and then take the item and it\'s original packaging back to the Post Office for inspection, at which time I will refund your moneyand make you whole, prior to my getting the insurance settlement (fortunately we pack everything extremely well). Therefore, if you are dissatisfied with your purchasein any way or if you are unhappy for any reason, please contact me as soon as possible, so we can work together toward a positive solution. I, upon receiving your response, will reciprocate! I believe, as my mentor says: \"We were placedon this Earthto see one another through - not to see through one another\" and I want everyone to have a very positive buying experience and hopefully add me to their favorites list.