As part of our Japanese art collection we are delighted to offer this fine quality Meiji Period 1868-1912 , Satsuma ware vase from the highly regarded workshops of Kinkozan, the vase predominantly painted in cobalt blue with outstanding gilt decoration instantly recognisable as work from the higher echelons of the Kinkozan studios, the main shaped cartouche is decorated with a very busy mountainous landscape scene depicting characters at work amidst pavilions and temples with figures also crossing a river upon a bridge, the reverse by contrast depicts a very tranquil garden scene with fine flora overhanging a lakeside setting with a finely worked fence panel to the foreground, the vase is signed in a black and gilt seal to the base and also bears the factory impressed mark, another delightful high quality ceramic piece for your cabinet collection.
Provenance :
USA collection .
Condition report :
Lovely condition throughout .
Approximate Sizes :
Height : 7" 18 cm
Diameter : 4" 10.2 cm
Free worldwide delivery and a certificate of authenticity are included within the price of this item .
Physical Dimensions
Height
18cm (7.09")
Width
10.2cm (4.02")
Depth
10.2cm (4.02")
Declaration
Steve Sly Japanese Works of Art has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA937370
Dealers Notes
Available during usual business hours 7 days a week by prior appointment only.
Available out of hours for general enquiries : sales@stagsheadantiques.com or steve@steveslyjapaneseart.com
Tel 07774-635918
Description
As part of our Japanese art collection we are delighted to offer this fine quality Meiji Period 1868-1912 , Satsuma ware vase from the highly regarded workshops of Kinkozan, the vase predominantly painted in cobalt blue with outstanding gilt decoration instantly recognisable as work from the higher echelons of the Kinkozan studios, the main shaped cartouche is decorated with a very busy mountainous landscape scene depicting characters at work amidst pavilions and temples with figures also crossing a river upon a bridge, the reverse by contrast depicts a very tranquil garden scene with fine flora overhanging a lakeside setting with a finely worked fence panel to the foreground, the vase is signed in a black and gilt seal to the base and also bears the factory impressed mark, another delightful high quality ceramic piece for your cabinet collection.
fig 1. Japanese Satsuma Vase by Kinkozan
Provenance :
USA collection .
Condition report :
Lovely condition throughout .
Approximate Sizes :
Height : 7" 18 cm
Diameter : 4" 10.2 cm
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Free worldwide delivery and a certificate of authenticity are included within the price of this item.
Steve Sly Japanese Works of Art
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Physical Dimensions
Height
18cm (7.09")
Width
10.2cm (4.02")
Depth
10.2cm (4.02")
Date of Manufacture
Steve Sly Japanese Works of Art has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA937370
About the Dealer
Steve Sly Japanese Works of Art
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2012
Specialists in japanese works of art from the meiji period 1868-1912
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