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FREE: Japanese Process of Making Cloisonne ~ 1925 Expo France Grand Prix Winner ~ Inaba Japan

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Description

The listing, Japanese Process of Making Cloisonne ~ 1925 Expo France Grand Prix Winner ~ Inaba Japan has ended.

Offered here is a very hard to find 'Japanese Inaba Process of Making Cloisonne Ware' original pamphlet. The pamphlet states that the Inaba Cloisonne Company, Ltd. Kyoto, Japan were manufacturers & dealers in High Class Cloisonne Ware and Artistic Enamel Ware. They were Grand Prix winners in the International Exposition of Modern Industrial and Decorative Arts in Paris, France in 1925 as stated on the front of their pamphlet. The back of the pamphlet has a map of their location. I measures just over 5" by 3 1/2" and is in mint condition.

My uncle was in the military, lived in Europe, and this is from a tour he took through Paris. Comes to you in clean and from a non-smoking pet-free home . . . with free shipping in the US!

Questions & Comments

Thought I just both this item, I got it in the mail today, how could it still be for sale? How many of these do your have? Are they original and really from 1925? The one you sent to me looks pretty new ? ? ? ? ?

Oct 16th, 2012 at 5:16:51 PM PDT by

Yes, you did just buy one like this. I have a few of them. I obviously wouldn't be selling the one I just sent to you! ha . . .

Yes, they are original. And, as it states in the description, 'They (that company) were Grand Prix winners in the International Exposition of Modern Industrial and Decorative Arts in Paris, France in 1925 as stated on the front of their pamphlet.' The company had been around for decades. This brochure comes from the original factory during the 50's and (as you read on the brochure) explains the factory and provides a map to find them.

These brochures have been preserved in clean dry storage for decades. Yes, they look new, because they have never been opened or used. I just sold one to my local antique jewelry store in downtown Eugene, Oregon. It is quite a find!

Oct 16th, 2012 at 6:31:47 PM PDT by

Japanese Process of Making Cloisonne ~ 1925 Expo France Grand Prix Winner ~ Inaba Japan is in the Antiques category