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A GROUP OF MINIATURE JAPANESE CERAMICS
  • A GROUP OF MINIATURE JAPANESE CERAMICS
  • A GROUP OF MINIATURE JAPANESE CERAMICS
  • A GROUP OF MINIATURE JAPANESE CERAMICS
  • A GROUP OF MINIATURE JAPANESE CERAMICS
  • A GROUP OF MINIATURE JAPANESE CERAMICS
A GROUP OF MINIATURE JAPANESE CERAMICS

A GROUP OF MINIATURE JAPANESE CERAMICS

$300.00

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Details

Circa late 19th/early 20th century, comprising a pair of Satsuma baluster vase; a meiping-form Satsuma vase with decoration of three ladies in garden; a circular Satsuma jar and cover with '1000 Children' decoration and butterflies to interior, standing on four fluted feet; a pair of Kutani meiping vases with decoration of Geishas and running boy, inscribed to side; and Kutani red palette square-form vase with three character mark to base; and a Kutani sugar bowl with integral saucer and three character mark to underside of cover

Condition Note

The sugar bowl cover appears to be missing a finial

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