Miniature Japanese Satsuma vase with gilt karako figural scenes, Meiji period
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Miniature Japanese Satsuma vase Meiji period late 19th century Earthenware with crackled ivory glaze and gilt enamel decoration Good antique condition with fine crazing and light wea Karako figureal scenes with dense gilt brocade style bordersDescription
A miniature Meiji period Japanese Satsuma vase with continuous karako decoration on a crackled ivory ground.
On one side, three boys gather around a low patterned stand or chest. On the other, three more boys cluster around a large kite or standard with trailing cords.
An interesting minature, the decoration keeps giving you something to look at.
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11588 (AB-279826)
H: 12.5cm (4.9")
19th Century, Art Nouveau (c. 1890-1910)
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Kieran Hughes-Jones embarked on a journey into the world of antiques in 2021. His interest in the past was ignited after graduating with a history degree in 2011, a passion that remained with him over the years. During the COVID lockdown, a documentary featuring an antiques dealer searching for...
