Dish (3) - Porcelain - Satsuma mid-20th century





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Three-piece Japanese porcelain Satsuma ensemble from the 1950s, including a decorative plate, a teacup and a saucer, richly hand-decorated with moriage gold and polychrome enamel and featuring a central female figure on a lotus, with red atelier marks on the base and a plate diameter of 18.8 cm, in good used condition with minor signs of aging.
Description from the seller
Beautiful Japanese porcelain ensemble consisting of a decorative plate and a matching small bowl and a saucer. The pieces are richly hand-decorated in the characteristic Satsuma style with abundant gold decoration (moriage) and polychrome enamel.
The decoration depicts a central female figure on a lotus flower, surrounded by rakan (Buddhist sages), executed with great attention to detail. The combination of delicate brushwork, relief decoration, and rich gilding makes this an attractive collectible and a delightful decorative ensemble.
On the underside there are red Japanese atelier marks.
The diameter of the plate is 18.8 cm.
The stand and the teacup shown in the last photo are also included in the lot.
Beautiful Japanese porcelain ensemble consisting of a decorative plate and a matching small bowl and a saucer. The pieces are richly hand-decorated in the characteristic Satsuma style with abundant gold decoration (moriage) and polychrome enamel.
The decoration depicts a central female figure on a lotus flower, surrounded by rakan (Buddhist sages), executed with great attention to detail. The combination of delicate brushwork, relief decoration, and rich gilding makes this an attractive collectible and a delightful decorative ensemble.
On the underside there are red Japanese atelier marks.
The diameter of the plate is 18.8 cm.
The stand and the teacup shown in the last photo are also included in the lot.

