NORITAKE Cobalt buy Enamel Vase, Antique/Vintage

Gorgeous cobalt blue with lots of gilt.
Hand painted swags, garlands, and sprays of beautiful little flowers and gold accented with enamel in soft pastel colours of yellow, pink, blue, green, orange, and purple.
Two handles for an urn style shape.
Very elegant and dainty.
Made in Japan.
This backstamp was in use between 1905 to 1939.
Two piece construction.
Two vases available.
In excellent condition for age. There is some wear to the gold, primarily on the handles.
One vase has a small chip at the rim (see last photo) and is priced accordingly.
Approximate measurements: 20 cm tall x 12.5 cm wide x 10 cm deep (8" tall x 5" wide x 4" deep).
The shipping price is for one vase. If you purchase the pair, I will ship together for a cheaper rate and refund the difference.
I will pack exceptionally well, but I strongly recommend choosing a shipping option that includes insurance. Additional insurance can be purchased at some shipping rates.

Vintage and antique items are seldom 100% perfect; there will be imperfections from age and use. I try very hard to describe my items accurately. Please read the descriptions and look carefully at the photos. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.

Shipping charges are an estimation. If the shipping cost is less than the estimate by $1 or more, I will issue a refund. If the shipping costs will be $3 or more above the estimate, then the buyer will be contacted prior to shipping. If the actual shipping cost is over the estimate by less than $3, then I will assume the extra costs.

Canada Post requires a phone number for buyers outside of Canada. Kindly message me your phone number at the time of purchase and I will be able to get your order shipped quickly.

I highly recommend choosing a shipping method that includes tracking and insurance.

Please note that I ship buy "green". I use reclaimed boxes and environmentally friendly packing peanuts that are biodegradable. For easy disposable run water over them in your sink, they will dissolve in water, or you can toss them into your compost bin (they are made of starch). Wherever possible, I will use reclaimed bubble wrap as well.

Local pick-up available in the Toronto area.