Japanese Crackle Vase Rabbit Mask Tripod
Japanese art pottery bottle vase, late Meiji to Taisho period, decorated in a cream crackle glaze with finely hand-painted floral and landscape decoration, including iris blossoms, peonies, and a scenic reserve accented by a folding fan motif. Raised on three molded tripod feet terminating in rabbit-head masks, an unusual and whimsical sculptural feature. An attractive example of Japanese export art pottery with good decorative appeal. Measures: 7-3/4" H × 4" D.
Japanese art pottery bottle vase, late Meiji to Taisho period, decorated in a cream crackle glaze with finely hand-painted floral and landscape decoration, including iris blossoms, peonies, and a scenic reserve accented by a folding fan motif. Raised on three molded tripod feet terminating in rabbit-head masks, an unusual and whimsical sculptural feature. An attractive example of Japanese export art pottery with good decorative appeal. Measures: 7-3/4" H × 4" D.
