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Description
They are hand painted with an overall floral design with gold gilt and raised white enameling. Artist signed on the bottom. One vase is slightly taller than the other at 7 3/4".They were purchased by a family member stationed in Japan at the end of WWII. They were signed on the bottom.
I think they are Meiji Period, but I don't know anything about the signature.
Any information on value would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Category
Pottery
Distinguishing marks
Signature on bottom of vases
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
One is 7 3/4"tall. The other is 7.5" tall. They are about 3" in diameter at the top of the vase and about 2" at the bottom.
Date Period
Maybe Meiji 1868-1912
History
Purchased by a family member stationed in Japan at the end of WWII.
Price Paid (If known)
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Re: Pair of Japanese Satsuma Vases
Hello,
You are quite right in dating the vases. They are hand painted (as you say) with the "millefleurs" or thousand flower pattern. This pattern is quite common amongst pieces of Satsuma ware.
Artists signature is nothing super special and not instantly recognisable.
Value is in the ballpark of $200/$300.
Regards,
Jordan.