Japanese Satsuma Style Vase etymology and small variances across the

and small variances across the set

Good colour and surface throughout with honest wear from use

Produced during a period of renewed interest in early English furniture

36cm (W) x 69

Japanese Satsuma Style Vase etymology and small variances across theJapanese Satsuma style earthenware vase with hand painted landscape decoration. Ovoid form with a short neck and gilt rim, decorated with a riverside scene featuring figures on a bridge, buildings and trees, with red and black detailing over a crackle glazed ground. Typical decorative export ware, likely mid 20th century. Retains original paper label to the base. Era: Mid 20th century Origin: Japan Materials: Earthenware with crackle glaze and enamel