Ritas Bazaar has dated this Japanese Satsuma Silver Buckle to the Edwardian era.
Fine crackle glaze and exceptional miniature brushwork make this a museum-quality piece.

The silver frame retains its original patina and clasp. One bar was professionally re-soldered in antiquity. Under UV inspection the ceramic panels remain untouched, confirming that no restoration or overpainting has occurred.

This is a classic product of Kyoto’s elite Satsuma workshops, where utilitarian objects were transformed into luxurious art pieces. The buckle can still be worn, though today it is prized primarily as a collectible object of Japanese Meiji craftsmanship.

Measurements
Diameter (each disc): 4.7 cm
Condition
Excellent overall condition, with stable enamel surfaces and vibrant colours. No restoration, cracks or losses detected under UV. The only intervention is an old, high-quality re-soldering of one bar, leaving the piece structurally sound and visually superb.

Shipping & Packaging
Fully tracked and insured delivery.
Shipping cost includes labour, packaging and postage.
Carefully packed using recycled materials.
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Questions are welcome.
Ritas Bazaar has dated this Japanese Satsuma Silver Buckle to the Edwardian era.
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