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Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.
Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.

Silver tea set Miyamoto Shoko, Japan, first half of the 20th century.

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Exquisite silver tea set, made in the first half of the 20th century by the famous Japanese manufacturer Miyamoto Shoko from 900 sterling silver. The set includes a jug, a milk jug and a sugar bowl with a lid, decorated with sophisticated overlay decor in the form of bamboo stems and leaves. Each item embodies the highest skill of Japanese jewelers, combining elegance of form with richness of detail. Brand: Miyamoto Shoko. Bird in an oval. Dimensions: Teapot: 13.5x14.5 cm. Sugar bowl: 12.4x8.1 cm, milk jug 11.8 x 7 cm. Weight: 670 gr.

Historical background: Founded in 1880 by Masaru Miyamoto in Tokyo, Miyamoto Shoko has been an official supplier to the Imperial Household Agency of Japan since 1899. It is one of the most distinguished and respected manufacturers of Japanese silver. For over 140 years, the company has preserved the traditions of Japanese art, combining them with Western influences and modern technology, allowing the brand to remain a symbol of sophistication and high-class performance on the international stage.

Art:
other
Height:
13.6 cm
Width:
14.5 cm
Depth:
14.5 cm
Period:
20th century
Style:
Chinoiserie
Country:
Japan
Material:
Silver 900
Condition:
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Miyamoto Shoko (1880 - present)
 Miyamoto Shoko, founded in 1880 by Masaru Miyamoto in Tokyo, is one of the most distinguished and respected producers of Japanese silver. For over 140 years, the brand has preserved the traditions of Japanese craftsmanship, blending them with Western influences and modern technologies, making it a symbol of sophistication and exceptional quality on the international stage. Foundation and Early Development The company was founded during the Meiji era, a time when Japan was actively opening its doors to the outside world. In the early stages, the company focused on producing silverware, such as cigarette cases and snuffboxes, which were highly popular among European aristocracy. These items became an important cultural bridge between Japan and the West, solidifying the company′s position as a key player on the international market. Products and Style Miyamoto Shoko′s products are distinguished by exceptional craftsmanship and a unique blend of traditional Japanese motifs, such as blooming cherry blossoms and chrysanthemums, with Western styles, including Victorian and Georgian influences. This fusion of two cultures became a hallmark of the brand, making its products popular both in Japan and abroad. Each item produced by the company was not only a functional object but also a true work of art, becoming part of international collections.Royal Patronage and Recognition A significant milestone in the company′s history came in 1899 when it was awarded the Royal Warrant, allowing Miyamoto Shoko to become an official supplier to the Imperial Household Agency of Japan. This recognition demonstrated the exceptional quality of the company′s products, granting it the opportunity to create unique silver pieces for imperial residences and diplomatic missions, which greatly enhanced the brand′s prestige and solidified its status on the global stage. International Recognition and Influence on Japanese Art Miyamoto Shoko played a crucial role in promoting Japanese silver and craftsmanship, drawing international attention to the high quality of Japanese silverwork. The company′s products became a cultural ambassador for Japan, enhancing its reputation as one of the most prestigious silver manufacturers in the world. The influence of Miyamoto Shoko on Western perceptions of Japanese art cannot be overstated. Today, Miyamoto Shoko continues to be a symbol of Japanese craftsmanship and elegance. Its products are not just functional items but true works of art that harmoniously combine the traditions of Japanese craftsmanship with Western aesthetics. The company′s history continues to inspire art lovers, collectors, and silver experts, reinforcing its position as one of the most respected brands in the world. ... Read More
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