Franklin Mint - Yuki Morioka - Sculpture, Le Chien Impérial de Satsuma - 19 cm - Porcelain - 1987

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Porcelain sculpture by Japanese artist Yuki Morioka, created in 1987 and titled Le Chien Impérial de Satsuma, with dimensions 22 cm wide, 19 cm high and 15 cm deep and in excellent condition.

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A superb collectible sculpture in fine porcelain, created by Japanese artist Yuki Morioka for Franklin Mint in 1987.

Fully hand-painted, it features delicate Satsuma-inspired floral motifs, including chrysanthemums, enhanced with 24-karat gold accents.

A particularly refined piece, with vibrant colors and meticulous detail.

Comes with its presentation base, original protective packaging, original booklet, and its certificate of authenticity dated August 17, 1987.

Very attractive overall presentation.

Careful packing, professional packaging, and tracked shipping.

Happy bidding on Catawiki!!!

ZélioCambra

Seller's Story

Passionate and a collector, I specialize in Franklin Mint collectibles, which constitute the bulk of the pieces I offer: sculptures, figurines, porcelains, decorative objects and limited editions. Over the years, I have developed a particular knowledge of the Franklin Mint universe, of its different collections and its numerous editions. The items offered come mainly from private collections, estates, and curated sales. Each piece is examined carefully and presented with a precise description and numerous detailed photographs. Special attention is given to packaging and protection of the objects, especially porcelains and fragile pieces. Careful shipping with tracking. ZélioCambra — The passion of the collector, the professional’s exacting standards.
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A superb collectible sculpture in fine porcelain, created by Japanese artist Yuki Morioka for Franklin Mint in 1987.

Fully hand-painted, it features delicate Satsuma-inspired floral motifs, including chrysanthemums, enhanced with 24-karat gold accents.

A particularly refined piece, with vibrant colors and meticulous detail.

Comes with its presentation base, original protective packaging, original booklet, and its certificate of authenticity dated August 17, 1987.

Very attractive overall presentation.

Careful packing, professional packaging, and tracked shipping.

Happy bidding on Catawiki!!!

ZélioCambra

Seller's Story

Passionate and a collector, I specialize in Franklin Mint collectibles, which constitute the bulk of the pieces I offer: sculptures, figurines, porcelains, decorative objects and limited editions. Over the years, I have developed a particular knowledge of the Franklin Mint universe, of its different collections and its numerous editions. The items offered come mainly from private collections, estates, and curated sales. Each piece is examined carefully and presented with a precise description and numerous detailed photographs. Special attention is given to packaging and protection of the objects, especially porcelains and fragile pieces. Careful shipping with tracking. ZélioCambra — The passion of the collector, the professional’s exacting standards.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Franklin Mint
Country of origin
Unknown
Material
Porcelain
Artist
Yuki Morioka
Title of artwork
Le Chien Impérial de Satsuma
Signature
Signed
Year
1987
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
19 cm
Width
22 cm
Depth
15 cm
FranceVerified
1558
Objects sold
99.49%
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