A blue and white Japanese vase, Edo period (1666-1868).
A blue and white Japanese vase, Edo period (1666-1868).
Of pear shape with a tall neck and everted rim, decorated in underglaze blue with a contionous floral scroll. Height 40 cm.
Crazing by rim.
Provenance
From a Swedish private collection, the family lived in Japan, 1957-1971, thence by descent. This piece was purchased in Kyoto 1957.
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