Large Raised Relief Japanese Satsuma Vase - with Koi

Japanese: Ceramics: Earthenware Pre 1910: item #1125459
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This is an outstanding piece of Meiji Era Satsuma. It is a very large and superbly done vase. It measures 20 ½" tall and is 15" wide. The body of the this grand piece is done with swirling raised relief waves and white caps. Relief rock formations raise above these swirling waves. An array of large relief Koi in various sizes swim about the entire vase. The shoulder of the vase is done in a relief scarf shaped band with wide Greek Fret pattern. This band of decoration contains cloud patte... Click for details

Detailed Japanese Satsume Jar

Japanese: Ceramics: Earthenware Pre 1910: item #1123340

Japanese Meiji Period bell-shaped lidded Satsuma Jar finely decorated with nine panels over the top with samurai, boys, ladies, flowers, a landscape and butterflies, there are partly-raised Irises and a very detailed panoramic scene with attributes of Japanese life. The vase is signed by an artist. The top of a lid has beautiful decorations, some in a shape of Maple leaves. Serious collectors welcome. 3 3/4" tall x 2 3/4" D

Big Japanese Satsuma Vase w/samurai

Japanese: Ceramics: Earthenware Pre 1910: item #1123320

Big and very finely painted Japanese Meiji Period Satsuma Vase with two big decorative shields, one depicts six samurai , and another panel depicts three samurai with katanas and naginatas, a water jar and a landscape on a background. The background as well as the bottom of the vase have partly raised and partly gilded enamel. The vase is signed by the artist. It is 15 3/4" tall x 9" D.

A Museum Quality Satsuma "Mille-fleur" Kogo- Kinkozan

Japanese: Ceramics: Earthenware Pre 1920: item #1122958
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Over our years of collecting Japanese ceramics, we have had a number of examples of that fine porcelain known as Satsuma. It is characterized with a fine light ivory crackle ground on which the various designs and pictures are painted in overglaze enamels.

During that time we have seen some dishes, vases and kogos with a floral design tha... Click for details

Rare Color Japanese Satsuma Gosu Blue Koro

Japanese: Ceramics: Earthenware Pre 1900: item #1122803

The black ground color of this koro or incense burner is quite rare, beautifully contrasting the gold and enamel work. It has an original shakudo gold and copper cover which was finely worked. It measures 3.25" x 3.5" and dates about 1880 - 1890. The condition is excellent.

Japanese Satsuma Vase by Shizan

Japanese: Ceramics: Earthenware Pre 1910: item #1122793

The decoration on this Shizan signed vase was inspired by Yabu Meizan with a band of karako boys above and a Lake Biwa scene below. It measures 3.5" x 2.25" and is in excellent condition. It dates about 1900.

Miniature Globlular Satsuma Vase by Shizan

Japanese: Ceramics: Earthenware Pre 1910: item #1122790

There is a lot of detail work on this when its size it taken into consideration. The body of the vase is wrapped with a Boys Day scene with reserves made to resemble a chrysanthemum flower below it and swirling bands of floral and geometric patterns above. It measures 2.25" x 2.25" and dates about 1900. The condition is excellent.

Japanese Satsuma Sake Ewer by Kizan

Japanese: Ceramics: Earthenware Pre 1910: item #1122789

The condition of this sake ewer is pristine with no signs of any damages or handling wear, except a tiny spot on the finial. The subject matter of karako boys at play is done in fine detail, as are the floral reserves. It measures 4" x 1.5", not including the original handle. This item dates about 1900 and is priced to sell.

Important Japanese Edo gosu-blue Satsuma Jar

Japanese: Ceramics: Earthenware Pre 1900: item #1122149

Japanese Edo Period (first part 19th Century) magnificent gosu-blue Satsuma lidded Jar with complicated detailed designs over five panels over the center of each oval rim on the body of the Jar, signed by an artist. The background of the Jar has multiple floral decorations as well as sides of a lid. The top of the lid depicts Tokugawa Family mon. The Jar is probably a presentation piece to that Royal Family. The signature, Satsuma cross and a kokihan are on the bottom. 6 1/4" tall x 4 7/8"... Click for details

18th Japanese Oribe-Yaki pottery oil lamp-Edo period

Japanese: Ceramics: Earthenware Pre 1800: item #1121575

18th Japanese oribe-yaki pottery oil lamp with angled ear, brown and green glaze enamel ornaments, the height-15cm, the condition are very good-lamp has no damages, cover has one small chip inside-see the photos,