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Pair Japanese Late Edo/Early Meiji Choshis or Sake Ewers
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Description
This is a wonderful pair of 19th century Octagonal Choshi or Sake Ewers that was created during the late Edo or Meiji Period. The Choshi are composed of an Octagonal finely cast iron kettle with and open end spout which differentiates them from the traditional Japanese tea kettle.The body of the Choshi is finely cast with raised shell, wave and chrysanthemum detailing. The brass handle is attached to the body by brass chrysanthemum knobs and small raised iron chrysanthemum holders. The brass lid surmounted by a tiny brass chrysanthemum finial; the kettle is raised on three tiny cast iron feet. Both Choshi are in overall very good condition and retain their wonder natural patina. One finial is slightly bent and loose.
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More Information
Origin: Japan Period: 19th Century Materials: cast iron, brass Condition: Good. Overall very good condition. One lid finial bent and slightly loose. Creation Date: c. 1850 - 1860 Number of Pieces: 2-3 Styles / Movements: Asian, Traditional Patterns: Asian/Oriental, Florals/Botanical Dealer Reference #: mjhdesignarts.02.20.24 Incollect Reference #: 706832 -
Dimensions
W. 7 in; H. 8 in; D. 6.5 in; W. 17.78 cm; H. 20.32 cm; D. 16.51 cm;
Message from Seller:
MJH DESIGN ARTS expresses the broad decorative arts aesthetic of its principal, Mary Tindukasiri. Mary, having lived the majority of her life overseas--Mexico, Spain and Asia plus The East Coast and The South--brings these cultural influences to her carefully selected offerings. MJH DESIGN ARTS aims to offer objects incorporating great design, history, construction and life. Our aesthetic is constantly evolving and stretches from late 17th century furniture to 21st century lighting.