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...