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Up for sale is a stunning, large antique Japanese Satsuma ware earthenware vase, dating from the late Meiji to early Taisho period (circa 1890–1920). Standing at an impressive 18 inches tall, this substantial statement piece features an incredibly dense, hand-painted scene depicting traditional Japanese courtiers and figures gathered in a landscape setting.The vase is beautifully framed by intricate, heavily packed geometric borders and brocade patterns (Nishikide style) featuring extensive raised enamel work (moriage) and rich gold gilt detailing.
• Type: Decorative Vase• Origin: Japan (Export Market)• Age: Approx. 1890–1920 (Late Meiji / Early Taisho Era)• Height: 18 inches Weight 11lbs
• Markings: Unmarked / Unsigned base (typical for workshop export pieces of this era). No drainage holes.
Condition:Excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks, or structural repairs. Normal, age-appropriate faint crazing is visible in the cream glaze upon close inspection. The hand-painted enamels and gold gilding remain remarkably bright and intact with very minimal surface wear. (Please review all high-resolution photos carefully to evaluate the condition yourself).
