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Kyoto Satsuma Bowl “Woman and Children Under Camellia Tree”, C.1890
Ritas Bazaar
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Kyoto Satsuma Bowl “Woman and Children Under Camellia Tree”, C.1890

19th century
For Sale by Ritas Bazaar
Description

A finely detailed Kyoto Satsuma bowl from the late Meiji period, likely from the Heian or Hododa workshop. At the centre, a bijin is depicted among children in a tranquil garden beneath a camellia tree, executed in polychrome enamels and gold. The interior features a gilt floral border, while the exterior bears a frieze of irises in soft translucent tones. The removed mark on the base is typical of Kyoto resale pieces.

Measurements

Height: 5.5 cm / 2.16?

Diameter: 12.6 cm / 4.96?

Weight: 236 g

Condition

Excellent antique condition. Only slight wear to the glaze on the base where a mark was once located. No chips, cracks, or restorations. The wooden stand is not included.

Shipping & Packaging

Fully tracked and insured delivery.

Shipping cost includes professional packaging, careful handling, and secure postage.

Carefully packed using recycled materials where possible.

Please study all photographs as they form part of the description. Questions are welcome.

Physical Dimensions
Height
5.5cm (2.17")
Width
12.6cm (4.96")
Depth
12.6cm (4.96")
Declaration

Ritas Bazaar has dated this Japanese Satsuma Earthenware Bowl to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1178312
Dealers Internal Reference
B1506
Description
A finely detailed Kyoto Satsuma bowl from the late Meiji period, likely from the Heian or Hododa workshop.
At the centre, a bijin is depicted among children in a tranquil garden beneath a camellia tree, executed in polychrome enamels and gold.
Ritas Bazaar

The interior features a gilt floral border, while the exterior bears a frieze of irises in soft translucent tones. The removed mark on the base is typical of Kyoto resale pieces.

fig 1. A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze.
fig 1. Kyoto Satsuma Bowl “Woman and Children Under Camellia Tree”, C.1890

Measurements

Height: 5.5 cm / 2.16?

Diameter: 12.6 cm / 4.96?

Weight: 236 g

Condition

Excellent antique condition. Only slight wear to the glaze on the base where a mark was once located. No chips, cracks, or restorations. The wooden stand is not included.

fig 2. A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze.
fig 2. Kyoto Satsuma Bowl “Woman and Children Under Camellia Tree”, C.1890

Shipping & Packaging

Fully tracked and insured delivery.

Shipping cost includes professional packaging, careful handling, and secure postage.

Carefully packed using recycled materials where possible.

Please study all photographs as they form part of the description. Questions are welcome.

Height
5.5cm (2.17")
Width
12.6cm (4.96")
Depth
12.6cm (4.96")
Date of Manufacture

Ritas Bazaar has dated this Japanese Satsuma Earthenware Bowl to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1178312
Dealers Internal Ref
B1506
Ritas Bazaar
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2025
Dealer Profile

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Archive I A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze.

Kyoto Satsuma Bowl “Woman and Children Under Camellia Tree”, C.1890

Archive II A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze. View II
Archive III A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze. View III
Archive IV A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze. View IV
Archive V A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze. View V
Archive VI A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze. View VI
Archive VII A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze. View VII
Archive VIII A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze. View VIII
Archive IX A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze. View IX
Archive X A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze. View X
Archive XI A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze. View XI
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A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze.
Kyoto Satsuma Bowl “Woman and Children under Camellia Tree”, c.1890
Ref: SA1178312
A round Japanese Kyoto Satsuma earthenware bowl featuring hand-painted figures, floral borders, and gold gilding over a cream crackle glaze.
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Satsuma ware originated in the late sixteenth century in Satsuma province, Japan, initially producing simple dark stonewares. During the Meiji period in the late nineteenth century, producers developed cream-coloured earthenware decorated with complex overglaze enamels and gilding tailored specifically for Western export markets.

Satsuma ceramics are made from a low-fired earthenware clay body coated with a clear or ivory-tinted glaze that forms a characteristic fine crackle network. Decorators applied overglaze mineral enamels and liquid gold paste, which were subsequently fired in low-temperature muffle kilns.

Authentic pieces feature a uniform, micro-fine crackle glaze, intricate hand-painted detail, and subtle raised enamel decoration. Many export examples carry maker marks or the Shimazu family crest, depicting a cross within a circle, painted on the base in red or gold.

Place the bowl on a dark wood sideboard, console table, or within a glass display cabinet to contrast against its cream background and gilding. Using a dedicated carved wooden display stand elevates the object, allowing light to highlight the internal ceramic artwork.

Dust gently using a soft, dry natural-bristle brush or microfiber cloth. Avoid submerging earthenware in water or using liquid detergents, as moisture can penetrate the porous body through the crackle glaze and damage fragile overglaze gilding.
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