Japanese Imari Meiji Ginger Jars with Foo Dog Finials, c. 1880

Japanese Imari Meiji Ginger Jars with Foo Dog Finials, c. 1880A striking pair of Meiji period Imari porcelain ginger jars topped with playful foo dog finials. Decorated in classic iron red and underglaze blue with soft gilt accents, each jar features traditional Imari florals and scrolling motifs. These decorative jars were originally used to store ginger and spices, and later became prized export pieces during the late 19th century. Perfect as a mantel pair, bookshelf accents, or flanking a console. PRODUCT

A striking pair of Meiji-period Imari porcelain ginger jars topped with playful foo dog finials. Decorated in classic iron red and underglaze blue with soft gilt accents, each jar features traditional Imari florals and scrolling motifs.

These decorative jars were originally used to store ginger and spices, and later became prized export pieces during the late 19th century. Perfect as a mantel pair, bookshelf accents, or flanking a console.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Era: Late 19th Century
Condition: Very Good Antique Condition; light wear with small shallow nicks to the lids as shown
Country of Origin: Japan
Materials: Porcelain
Dimensions: 3.5" L x 3.5" W x 6.5" H (each)
Color/Finish: Blue / red / white with gilt accents
Care: Display or dust gently

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