Tea cup set (3) - Ceramic - Satsuma Koshida






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An offered set of Japan Satsuma 薩摩焼 by Koshida, Crackle Porcelain, Meiji Period (see signature).
These are antique Japanese Satsuma plates from the Meiji period (1868–1912), produced by the Koshida factory. The plates and the cup are decorated with a vibrant hand-painted design. The intricate crackle glaze gives the plates a delicate, textured look and emphasizes their age and craftsmanship.
These pieces are an example of the craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail that characterizes Koshida Satsuma ceramics from the Meiji era, which were primarily produced for export. These pieces bear the Koshida mark and the Shimazu cross, symbolizing the patronage of the powerful Shimazu family, who historically ruled the Satsuma region. Koshida is a well-known and prolific Satsuma potter-maker that has been producing ceramics since the Meiji period (1868–1912).
1 plate, diameter 16 cm
1 plate, diameter 11.5 cm
1 cup, height 5.7 cm
Exact measurements, as well as the exact condition, can be taken from the pictures. Pictures are part of the description.
When shipping, everything is securely packed in bubble wrap.
An offered set of Japan Satsuma 薩摩焼 by Koshida, Crackle Porcelain, Meiji Period (see signature).
These are antique Japanese Satsuma plates from the Meiji period (1868–1912), produced by the Koshida factory. The plates and the cup are decorated with a vibrant hand-painted design. The intricate crackle glaze gives the plates a delicate, textured look and emphasizes their age and craftsmanship.
These pieces are an example of the craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail that characterizes Koshida Satsuma ceramics from the Meiji era, which were primarily produced for export. These pieces bear the Koshida mark and the Shimazu cross, symbolizing the patronage of the powerful Shimazu family, who historically ruled the Satsuma region. Koshida is a well-known and prolific Satsuma potter-maker that has been producing ceramics since the Meiji period (1868–1912).
1 plate, diameter 16 cm
1 plate, diameter 11.5 cm
1 cup, height 5.7 cm
Exact measurements, as well as the exact condition, can be taken from the pictures. Pictures are part of the description.
When shipping, everything is securely packed in bubble wrap.
