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Design
     Details: The vase typically depicts green bamboo stalks, pink cherry blossoms, and birds, reflecting traditional Japanese aesthetics.
Material
     and Style: It is often identified as porcelain, sometimes categorized under "Shippou-yaki" (cloisonné style) or described as having a gold gilt finish.
Origin
     and Age: These items are often associated with Japanese craftsmanship, frequently dating back to the 1950s or earlier.

Vintage Japanese Style Porcelain Vase

Cleaning out my mother’s house and in her glass enclosed curio cabinet is this House of Global Art Japanese Style Porcelain Vase with Bamboo, flower, and Bird Motif. I believe she purchased this in the late 70’s and it has lived in the curio cabinet since that time, in a smoke free environment.

It is in perfect condition. No chips or cracks. It does appear to have some rogue black glaze on the inside bottom. It measures 9” H x 3.5” Diameter at the top opening x approximately 6.5” diameter at the widest part near the top. Label says it is entirely hand painted.

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This is a vintage Japanese porcelain vase featuring a black ground with a hand-painted bamboo, cherry blossom, and bird design, often accented with gold gilding.

Design Details: The vase typically depicts green bamboo stalks, pink cherry blossoms, and birds, reflecting traditional Japanese aesthetics.
Material and Style: It is often identified as porcelain, sometimes categorized under "Shippou-yaki" (cloisonné style) or described as having a gold gilt finish.
Origin and Age: These items are often associated with Japanese craftsmanship, frequently dating back to the 1950s or earlier.