A substantial antique Japanese Kutani porcelain vase, c.1890, decorated in the famille verte palette with rich gold moriage enamel. The vase features a detailed outdoor scene with women and children beneath cherry blossoms, peacocks, and ornamental panels in iron red and gold. Sculpted lion-dog handles flank each side. The base is marked “Kutani sei” (???), confirming its origin as high-quality Kutani export porcelain from the late Meiji period. The original heavy hardwood stand, likely walnut, is included. This is a superb collector’s piece, notable for its vibrant palette, intricate moriage technique, and impressive sculptural form. Its preservation with the original stand makes it especially appealing for advanced collectors and those seeking museum-level Japanese porcelain.Condition:Excellent antique condition. Minimal rubbing to the upper and lower rims. No cracks, n...