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Seller pays all US customs. Add an exquisite masterpiece of Asian decorative art to your collection with this antique Japanese Satsuma pottery vase dating to the Meiji period in the 1890s. Standing 5 inches tall, this finely potted earthenware vase features a classic cream ground adorned with traditional micro-crazing and intricate hand-painted moriage enamel and gilded accents. The continuous tableau depicts three meticulously rendered scholarly or immortal figures in traditional garments, framed by geometric and floral brocade borders.
Product Specifications:
• Production Decade: 1890s
• Era: Japanese Meiji Period (1868–1912)
• Material: Hand-Painted Earthenware Pottery with Fine Crackle Glaze
• Height: Approximately 5 inches
• Motif: Three Figures with Gilded Brocade Borders
• Country of Origin: Japan
Condition Notes:
Offered in good antique condition. Features natural age-related glaze crazing typical of authentic Satsuma ware, along with minor surface rubbing to the delicate gilt and enamel highlights. Solid, stable, with clean display presentation. Please review all high-resolution photos for comprehensive condition details.
