Pair Fine Antique 19th Century Japanese Meiji Cloisonné Double Gourd Vases 1890 Sold While a student in Chicago

While a student in Chicago he was influenced by the artists Ray Yoshida and Richard Keane

The inkwell of cylindrical form and having a shallow dome top cover with a tall knopped finial and inlaid with a twin band of scrolled silver

In 1939 he worked for the WPA Easel Project in New York and by the time he returned to Portland he was an established artist on the East Coast

This is a rare and unusual Georgian chair and is very stout and robustly made

most likely by Phillippe-Joseph Brocard (1831-1896)

Pair Fine Antique 19th Century Japanese Meiji Cloisonné Double Gourd Vases 1890 Sold While a student in ChicagoA very good pair of antique Japanese Meiji period cloisonn vases, circa 1890. This is a very handsome pair of antique double gourd shaped cloisonn vases, one with a blue ground the other with a burgundy ground, both having a lappet design to the neck, the tops and bases are extravagantly decorated with many geometric stylized floral devices. Each vase is waisted with further lappets, the large globular base having a broad band of 'Greek Key' design,