Ando Jubei was one of the great master cloisonne enamelers of his time, able to sell to the Royal Household. The Ando Cloisonne Company has a long history, well documented by Schneider so please read him for detail. Here there are two ‘marked’ examples. The first is a boxed pair of small and relatively modern vases. Indeed, it is actually only the boxes and the stands that are marked.
ref 82a 
ref 82b 
ref 82c
The red mark in ref 82g below is the shape used here. The lefthand column on the label reads 安藤七宝店 or ‘Andō Shippō mise’ i.e. the Ando Cloisonne shop which remains still in Nagoya http://ando-shippo.co.jp/en/ as it was when the above vases were sold.
ref 82d 
ref 82e 
ref 82f 
Ando mark ref 82g
These vases have the common dragon and phoenix motifs, and a decorative style at the neck and upper band that seems to have been extensively used by the Ando company.
ref 82h 
ref 82i
ref 82j 
ref 82k 
ref 82l
The second Ando marked item is a larger single vase, this time unboxed, but with a base mark.
ref 86a 
ref 86b 
ref 86c
The base mark is very similar to those seen above.
ref 86d Ando mark 安藤 
ref 86e Ando mark 安藤 
ref 86f 
ref 86g
There are three other items in the collection with broadly similar style, as seen below. None have marks so we don’t know from the designs alone whether they are by the Ando company. There are many similarities however, for example in the use of white enamel.
object ref 15 phoenix 
object ref 16 phoenix 
object ref 59 phoenix 
object ref 15 dragon 
object ref 16 dragon 
object ref 59 dragon
Of course, Ando Jubei was known for work far more impressive than seen above.