Vase - Porcelain - Japanese decorative vase

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This Japanese porcelain decorative vase, dating from the first half of the 20th century, is 67 cm high including its wooden stand and features samurai, flowers and landscapes in a style reminiscent of Satsuma ware.

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Description from the seller

Two large, richly decorated Japanese decorative vases, presumably in Satsuma style.

- Height: 67 cm, including the wooden base.
- Diameter: 25 cm at the top, 21 cm at the bottom

- Material: glazed earthenware or ceramic.

- Decoration: Japanese warriors (samurai), a seated figure, flowers and colorful landscapes.

- Colors: cream, reddish-brown, green, blue and black, with fine decorative accents.

- Form: tall baluster vase with graceful, openwork handles.

- Finish: visible crazing in the cream-colored glaze.

- Several scenes on each side.

- Stamp in reddish-brown, hand-painted mark on the interior.

It resembles a stylized Japanese character or an atelier mark.

It could also be a decorator's mark, atelier mark, or inspection mark.

Probably 20th century, possibly from the early to mid-20th century.

The style references Japanese Satsuma ceramics, but that does not prove it is an authentic old Satsuma vase.

Will be carefully packed and insured when shipped.

Seller's Story

Since the beginning of 2010 we have been looking out for nice new and used decorative items in various materials. We offer you a wide range of materials at the auction. The customer is our top priority; we strive to package and handle everything as well as possible to ensure it is delivered properly. If there are problems or questions, contact us and we will seek a suitable solution. Follow our new items from the auction via EDVJ DECO
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Two large, richly decorated Japanese decorative vases, presumably in Satsuma style.

- Height: 67 cm, including the wooden base.
- Diameter: 25 cm at the top, 21 cm at the bottom

- Material: glazed earthenware or ceramic.

- Decoration: Japanese warriors (samurai), a seated figure, flowers and colorful landscapes.

- Colors: cream, reddish-brown, green, blue and black, with fine decorative accents.

- Form: tall baluster vase with graceful, openwork handles.

- Finish: visible crazing in the cream-colored glaze.

- Several scenes on each side.

- Stamp in reddish-brown, hand-painted mark on the interior.

It resembles a stylized Japanese character or an atelier mark.

It could also be a decorator's mark, atelier mark, or inspection mark.

Probably 20th century, possibly from the early to mid-20th century.

The style references Japanese Satsuma ceramics, but that does not prove it is an authentic old Satsuma vase.

Will be carefully packed and insured when shipped.

Seller's Story

Since the beginning of 2010 we have been looking out for nice new and used decorative items in various materials. We offer you a wide range of materials at the auction. The customer is our top priority; we strive to package and handle everything as well as possible to ensure it is delivered properly. If there are problems or questions, contact us and we will seek a suitable solution. Follow our new items from the auction via EDVJ DECO
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
10 kg
Title additional information
Japanese decorative vase
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Asia
Material
Porcelain
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
67 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
25 cm
Estimated period
the first half of the 20th century
Sold by
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Objects sold
99.4%
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