Satsuma vase around 1900
Japanese ceramic, richly painted, bottom mark in gold.…

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Satsuma vase around 1900 Japanese ceramic, richly painted, bottom mark in gold. H.: 46 cm.

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Satsuma vase around 1900

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Estim. 250 - 500 EUR

A SATSUMA CERAMIC FIGURE OF A SAMURAI, c. 1900s A SATSUMA CERAMIC FIGURE OF A SAMURAI, c. 1900s Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Modeled as a Samurai seated on a rectangular chest, painted in grisaille, iron-red, gold, black, and polychrome enamels, the face with a serene expression, a long moustache above the lips, dressed in typical armor with a katana and arrows, holding a fan in his left hand and a small dish in the right hand. The armor finely decorated with ornate floral and geometric patterns. HEIGHT 33 cm WEIGHT 2,341 g Condition: Good condition with minor wear and rubbing to gilt. The finial to the kabuto lost and the right foot reattached and with touchups.

Starting price 100 GBP

Large China vase, elaborately painted, red bottom mark, h-35 cm,

Estim. 100 - 200 EUR

Meiji period Satsuma Ware, Gyozan, Japanese Ceramics Meiji period Satsuma Ware Kiln: Gyozan Date: 1868-1912 Size: 9 x 7.5 x 7.5 cm Condition: Good for age, small restoration on the lip. Ref: CMJN160

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19th Century Satsuma Vase, Japanese Ceramics Title: Satsuma vase Date: 19th century Size: 6 x 6 x 12.3 cm Condition: Good for age. Ref: satsuma_holder

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