Rare Pair of Japanese Miniature Portrait Paintings Meiji Period Rosewood Frames

Rare Pair of Japanese Miniature Portrait Paintings Meiji Period Rosewood Frames This is a wonderful and rare matching pair of original late 19th-century Japanese Meiji-period Oil Portrait Miniatures, beautifully painted on reverse glass. Each exquisite portrait depicts an elegantly dressed Japanese lady wearing an elaborate traditional hairstyle and decorative headpiece, rendered with particularly fine attention to detail. Both paintings remain mounted within their original oval Japanese rosewood frames, which have developed a lovely rich colour and patina with age. Dating to the Meiji period (1868–1912), the pair are wonderfully decorative examples of Japanese portraiture from the late 19th century. A charming and increasingly difficult-to-find matching pair that display beautifully together and would make a fabulous addition to any collection of Japanese or Oriental works of art. Attributes: * Oil painting on glass * Circa: 1900 * Japanese ^^ Fast & Free UK Delivery Included^^ *A Certificate of Authenticity (COA) will be provided by artsonline with this piece* Delivery Artsonline UK ships worldwide daily, using only fully insured, priority, and fully tracked delivery services. Great care and time are taken over the safe transportation of the Fine Art and Antique pieces we sell. We pack extremely carefully, so you can rest assured that your piece will arrive with you in perfect condition. For larger paintings, antique furniture pieces, and fragile items that can not be sent via the normal postal services, we use professional door-to-door delivery providers, who will always strive to deliver your piece promptly, within approx. 7-14 working days. Returns Policy Artsonline provides a genuine no-quibble 14-day money-back refund policy (excluding the cost of Postage and Packaging). Pay securely - Telephone orders are welcome. Image result for payments accepted logos Secure-Payment-Vpadeb-sa-la-go-th-et-an-gt-0010086-BACS-Order-PayPal-M/Card