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Posted 1 year ago
ozmarty
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I have wanted one of these vases for ages. I had one that I sold years ago before I collected Bohemian glass .
It is called Leaf pattern one can see the influence of Japanese art in it's design . Only a little vase at 3"high and 3 1/2 "diameter but full of charm.
The top is finned with an english hallmarked sterling silver top dated to 1904/5 London.
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AWESOME VASE:) WICKEDLY WONDERFUL:)
This is what I mean thet one can se the Japanese influence: - examples
http://so-california.blogspot.com.au/2010/12/japanese-patterns.html
just did a search on Google for Japanese patterns so many lovely ones!
very nice examples:)
I love how this really brings the garden in.
I really do see the Japanese influence even without The link...but I have traveled to Asia very very often. I love and hate Western interpretations...this time love.
Hope you are doing well Oz.
I just had this vase in hand before checking my email , and could feel and see the Japonica in this piece. The design would lend itself to textiles .