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Moriage, a Japanese word that translates as "heap up," is a trailed-slip decoration originally used to indicate the gilt beading seen on Japanese pottery; however, the term has also become widely used in describing the matte, slip layered, heavy relief designs seen in Japanese ceramics especially identified with the style known as Dragon Ware, w.

Sold Price JAPANESE SATSUMA POTTERY VASE. Ca. 1890. With scenes of warriors and courtiers

New Listing VERY FINE ANTIQUE JAPANESE SATSUMA POTTERY LIDDED BOWL - 1000 FLOWERS PATTERN $25.58 4 bids $37.81 shipping 6d 10h VERY FINE JAPANESE MEIJI SATSUMA GILT ENAMEL BOYS RIDING DOWN RIVER POTTERY VASE JOANIES GREAT ESTATES NO RESERVE HOLIDAY AUCTION! DAY 3 $18.00 8 bids $17.95 shipping 8d 16h

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Satsuma pottery Vase heavy gold gilding with bright vivid colors battle scene, Early Twentieth century (211) $120.00 FREE shipping Antique Satsuma Pottery Japanese Sugar Pot Meiji Period 1900 Signed (79) $126.40 FREE shipping Small Antique Japanese Satsuma Pottery Vase 4.8" (122mm) tall (25) $11.00

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The creation of Satsuma vases in the 19th century was heavily influenced and inspired by Japanese culture, particularly the artistic traditions of the Satsuma province in Kyushu, Japan. Satsuma ware refers to a type of ceramic pottery that originated in the late 16th century but gained popularity in the 19th century.

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A SATSUMA VASE SIGNED YABU MEIZAN, MEIJI PERIOD (LATE 19TH CENTURY). Satsuma vase, Satsuma

Satsuma ware is a type of earthenware pottery originating from the Satsuma province in southern Kyushu, Japan's third largest island. The first kilns were established in the 16th century by Korean potters, kidnapped by the Japanese for their extraordinary skills. Prior to this, there was no real ceramic industry to speak of in the Satsuma region.

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Satsuma Vases (1 - 60 of 1,000+ results) Price ($) Shipping Recommended Sort by: Relevancy Japanese Satsuma Flutted Vase with Handles (790) $232.70 FREE shipping Pair of Vintage Satsuma Vases - Samurai and Geisha (63) $11.25 $12.50 (10% off) Satsuma vase crackled glass (4) $100.00 19th Century Satsuma Vase 20cm Tall (4k) $39.91 $53.22 (25% off)

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Among sought-after Japanese pottery in the market today: the Satsuma vase and other types of Satsuma pottery. To better understand these wares and their significance in the history of Japanese pottery, we'll start at the beginning. The Evolution of Japanese Pottery

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Though technically Japanese stoneware is only classified as Satsuma ware if it comes from Satsuma, many experts believe that some of the finest examples of Satsuma style stoneware was produced outside of the province. Vase, 1868-1926. Japanese; Japan. Earthenware (Satsuma ware), enamel and gold; 7 5/8 x 4 3/4 x 4 3/4 in.

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A Satsuma vase can be the term used to describe an oriental style piece of pottery that has the following characteristics. The images that are on the surface of the pottery are very small and intricate and will usually feature either people, places, animals, Japanese Immortals or scenes from Japan.

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5. Check the marking on the bottom. There are a number of other websites that can give you more information about Satsuma pottery and also some images of the markings. The best is the Gotheborg site, which has an extensive listing of markings and their translations.

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Satsuma. Large Satsuma vase depicting the seven gods of good fortune. Height: 38 cm. Mark: Dai Nihon Satsuma Gyokusen zo. Meiji period, circa 1880s.. The characters to the right and on the rim says "right(-most) box" 右盒. Satsuma pottery of the Kyoto School. Popular export ware. Late Edo/Early Meiji period 1868-1912 c. 1865.

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What Are Satsuma Vases? If you don't frequent the ceramics aisle in expensive antique stores, then you probably don't know much about Japanese satsuma vases. Around 1600, Japan co-opted Korean kilning techniques and created a type of earthenware pottery called Ko-Satsuma.

Lot PAIR OF JAPANESE SATSUMA POTTERY VASES In inverted pear shape. With relief arhat and

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Large 19th Century Signed Japanese Imperial Satsuma Pottery Vase with Gosu Blue For Sale at 1stdibs

What Is Satsuma Pottery? Satsuma pottery was made in, or around Kagoshima in Kyushu, Japan in the later part of the 19th century, through to the early 1920's in Satsuma in southern Japan. A typical piece of Satsuma will be of a yellow complexion and usually decorated with intricate and minute Japanese figures, landscapes and even dragons.

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A beautiful late 19th century Japanese Meiji period (1864-1912) Satsuma pottery vase. The vase. Category Antique 19th Century European Vases. Materials. Pottery. View Full Details. Japanese Satsuma Vase, 19th Century. H 11.82 in Dm 5.52 in. Satsuma Japanese Meiji Pair Diamond Shaped Pottery Vases.