Elegant three-piece Japanese Satsuma garniture, dating from approximately 1900–1920. The set consists of one large vase and two smaller matching vases, creating a beautifully balanced and symmetrical display.Each piece is richly hand-painted with traditional Japanese scenes featuring geishas, an atmospheric landscape and Mount Fuji. Raised enamel details, refined gold-coloured accents and the characteristic ivory-toned crackle glaze give the vases their distinctive, luxurious appearance.The bases bear a cross-shaped mark associated with Satsuma ceramics and the Shimazu tradition. Old inventory numbers are also visible, suggesting that the pieces formed part of a private collection.A striking decorative set for a sideboard, mantelpiece or display cabinet. It combines beautifully with classic, eclectic and contemporary interiors and will particularly appeal to collectors of Japanese ceramics and Asian decorative art.Details- Object: Three-piece Satsuma garniture- Origin: Japan- Period: Circa 1900–1920, late Meiji/Taishō period- Material and technique: Satsuma-style earthenware, hand-painted with raised enamel and gold-coloured accents- Decoration: Geishas, landscape, Mount Fuji and crackle glaze- Large vase: H 30.1 × W 19 cm; approximately 1.6 kg- Small vases: H 24.9 × W 14.2 cm each; approximately 0.8 kg each- Set includes: One large vase and two matching smaller vasesThe three pieces are sold together as one set.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBeige, Black, GoldMaterialCeramicNumber of items1Height30 cmWidth19 cmDepth19 cm