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Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this Japanese Satsuma Ovoid Vase to the 17th Century.
Beautifully ovoid in form and signed “Dozan” in gilt on the base, it represents the work of a highly collectible and respected potter.

The vase is exquisitely decorated in rich enamels and gilt, featuring a continuous sankin-kotai procession scene—the traditional daimyo procession to Edo. The band of figures is painted with remarkable detail and precision, demonstrating the refined craftsmanship associated with fine Meiji-period Satsuma ware.

Above and below the main scene, intricately painted floral panels and geometric motifs add further elegance and balance to the design.
Size:
• Height: 25.5 cm
• Diameter: 11.5 cm
Condition:
This piece is in excellent condition, free from damage, and displays beautifully. A superb collector’s item and a striking decorative piece for any interior.
Perfect for collectors of Japanese antiques, Satsuma pottery, Meiji art, and those seeking a museum-quality decorative statement.
Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this Japanese Satsuma Ovoid Vase to the 17th Century.
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