MEIJI PERIOD SIGNED JAPANESE SATSUMA VASE A fine 19th century signed Japanese Satsuma vase with a warm, creamy crackled glaze; metiulously decorated on one side with chrysanthemums, other blossoms and foliage executed in bright, clear grass-green, red, white and eggplant enamels with a small amount of gilt highlights to foliage. The paste is fine, smooth, and close grained and of a warm creamy buff color; with untranslated mark on base in red enamel; 19th c. Meiji period; this vase is in excellent condition with very minor rubbing and discoloration to gilding on rim, no cracks, chips or damage to decoration

Note: this vase has the finest crackle glaze I have seen with excellent depth. Consignment item
Circa: 19th c. Meiji Period
Condition: excellant, see description
Size: 6 ins high
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: unknown  

JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN DISH This fine quality Japanese Imari porcelain square form dish is decorated with a handpainted cobalt and pale blue floral and bird design which is highlighted with gilt outlines, the flattened rim is decorated with a gilt fret border; unmarked and estimated to date from first half 19th c.

Condition: mint, no chips, nicks or cracks








Circa: 19th c
Condition: mint
Size: 6 ins x 5 1/4 ins
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: unknown  

FIGURIAL JAPANESE COBALT GROUND SATSUMA BEAKER FORM VASE Large figurial Japanese Satsuma vase in beaker form or trumpet vase with flaring rim, decorated with two gilt highlighted panels, the first depicting an armor clad warrior standing in front of a bamboo grove on a fine crackled ground, his shield and flag with gilt House of Satsuma style crest, the second a landscape scene depicting a bluebird flying amoung bamboo on fine crackled ground, the rim and base with slip trailed flowers on cobalt ground; the base with red unattributed character mark of potter/pottery; dates from ca 1870 to 1915

CONDITION: repaired rim chip, gilding rubbed at bottom of vase, no loss to designs
Circa: Meiji Period 19th -20th c.
Condition: see description
Size: 10 ins. high x 6.75 ins at rim
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: unknown  

TAISHO PERIOD SATSUMA FIGURIAL SLIP TRAILED DRAGON TEAPOT A nice example of late Taisho to early Showa period Japanese figurial Satsuma; this bullet form teapot has a relief molded and slip trailed dragon at the rim that extends onto the domed lid terminating into a dragons head finial; both the handle and the spout are also in the form of a dragon; the sides are decorated with haloed Arhats on a reddish brown ground; the base is marked with an unattributed factory mark and dates from ca 1925 to ca 1935; Condition: excellent, some minor rubbing to gilt and minor scuffs to ground color, no chips or cracks
Circa: ca. 1925 - 1935
Condition: see description
Size: 7.5 ins high x 9 ins. in length (spout to handle tip)
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: unknown  

JAPANESE AODE STYLE KUTANI DISH A fine Japanese Aode or green-style Kutani porcelain octagon shaped dish resting a raised footrim, the raised rim decorated with brown enamel and alternating diaper and flower panels, the center with bamboo design; marked with red Kutani place mark and impressed unattributed seal mark; estimated date is ca 1920 - 1950
Circa: 20th c.
Condition: mint
Size: 7 ins diameter
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: unknown  

Signed Meiji Period Teacup Fine quality 19th century (Meiji period) earthenware Japanese Satsuma teacup; soft fine crackle cream colored glaze; decorated on side with handpainted birds flying amoung bamboo in gold, black and light green; handle with additional scroll designs in gold and red, gold rim around top & botom edge. Gold on black mark on bottom possibly that of Senzan.
Condition: wear to gold trim, some overall darkening of crackle glaze, no chips or cracks found, no rubbing of enamels

Note: See item 481 for matching teapot

Circa: 1868 - 1912
Condition: see description
Size: 2 ins high x 2 1/2 in diameter
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: unknown  

Signed Meiji Period Satsuma Teapot Fine quality 19th century (Meiji period) earthenware Japanese Satsuma teapot; soft fine crackle cream colored glaze; decorated on side and continuing across lid with handpainted birds flying amoung bamboo in gold, black and light green; handle and spout with additional scroll designs in gold and red, gold rim around top of teapot, edge of top, base and end of spout. Gold on black mark on bottom possibly that of Senzan.
Condition: wear to gold trim, some overall darkening of crackle glaze, no chips or cracks found, no rubbing of enamels

Note: we have a single matching teacup also in inventory
Circa: 1868 - 1912
Condition: see description
Size: 4 1/4 in high x 3 1/2 ins diameter
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: unknown  

JAPANESE TAISHO PERIOD SATSUMA VASE Baulster form Taisho period figural Japanese faience Satsuma (style) vase; the sides with haloed Arhats and Kwannon in sea and mountain landscape on deep chocolate matte ground; yellow trailed enamels at base, beaded and trailed enamels at neck; gilt bands to neck and foot rim; unmarked; dates from early 20th c. Condition: no chips, cracks or nicks, some rubbing to gilt bands at foot and top rim
Circa: Taisho Pd (1925 +/-)
Condition: see description
Size: 10 ins. high
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: unknown