19c Satsuma VASE BUDDHA with RAKAN & dragon by KITOSAI

An antique Japanese Satsuma porcelain vase. A beautiful deep green ground, featuring elongated gilt dragon handle at each end. Vase is decorated with rose pink carnation flowers, and swirling leaves,

Large and impressive Japanese Meiji Era Satsuma porcelain figural palace floor vase. Numerous elements combine in this majestic vase, decorated with profuse hand painted figures of scholars, Immortals

Depicting manifestations of Kannon and rakan, an applied sinuous dragon from shoulder to neck, maker's marks and Shimazu mon to the underside. (H: 12 in.) Property from a private collection, Bucks Cou

An antique Royal Worcester English porcelain pitcher vessel. Featuring an Asian Satsuma style inspired design with gilt painted flowers over a beige creamy ground, and dragon relief handle encircling

19th century/Meiji period Satsuma ceramic vase decorated with 2 fan shaped reserves depicting blooming peonies, the rest of the body densely covered with various rich brocade patterns. Raised gold dec

Includes a signed Japanese Satsuma vase decorated throughout with figures and displaying a dragon on the neck of vessel - signature to underside most surely Gyokuzan. Accompanied by a second small Jap

A large Japanese Satsuma vase with Buddha surrounded by Arhat, Edo/Meiji, 19th C. H.: 76,5 cm

19th century/Meiji period Satsuma ceramic bowl decorated on the inside with 3 differently shaped reserves among brocade patterns painted with the following scenes: 1. Five rakan (original disciples of

Japanese 19C porcelain Satsuma vase. Excellent condition. Dimensions: H 9.75", W 6" Provenance: From Private Collection of a distinguished Gentleman. Please note the absence of a condition report does

PR OF SATSUMA VASES & SATSUMA DRAGON VASE 6" TALL FOOT REPAIR ON ONE OF THE PAIR

Japanese ,19th C,painted in gilt with Japanese female and immortal figures in panels on a crackled ground. Encircled with geometric bands to the exterior shoulder and foot base. Inscribed with three-c

Decorated with arhats, Satsuma mon, and a moriage dragon in relief, late 19th c., signed on bottom, small chip on dragon’s upper lip. Height 6 inches.

An antique Japanese Satsuma vase. The vase features a hand painted design of Giesha Ladies in a Garden and features a dimensional dragon around the top, the design is outlined in gilt gold and painted

DescriptionSatsuma Vase with Dragon Handles. Vase has a repaired rim.ConditionVase Rim has been repaired - see photosDimensions 6 x 4.25 x 3.25 in

Large 19c. Japanese Satsuma Vase Size : 18.25" T

Small pair Satsuma vases with dragons, orange background with lots of gold, ca. 1880, 6 in. T.

A Japanese Satsuma vase with dragon shaped spout, decorated with flower and lappet borders, 7 1/2 inches High; two magi period dishes decorated with Samurais and court scenes, mark on the base, 6 1/4

Satsuma vase, bird, dragon and floral medallion decoration with dark cloud motif, late 19th / early 20th c., 22" h" x 10" diam. Condition: repair at bottom of vase overall light wear from age

SATSUMA VASE WITH DRAGON HANDLES, SIGNED ON BASE. 6" H & 19TH CENTURY STONEWARE VASE, PALM TREE DECORATION 6 1/2" H.

An antique Japanese Satsuma porcelain vase. A hand decorated work featuring a geometric gold band at neck, with swirling foliate motif, and large hand painted chrysanthemums, flora, and lotus seed pod

Also has Applied Dragon - Good Condition Top of Dragon Horns Missing - May be by design - 9 1/2". See photos for condition and details. Local pick-up available on February 4th or 3rd party shipping av

Japanese character marked Satsuma porcelain vase. Decorated with three toed dragon surrounding numerous figures with intricate patterns throughout. Signed on base with character marks and plus marks.

KPM Royal Porcelain Dragon Vase Satsuma Style. Circa 1882-1920 =; Country of Origin: Germany; Size: 9"H x 4"W

Lovely Satsuma vase with a molded dragon wrapped around the neck and a busy scene painted throughout.  There appears to be a mark on the bottom but cannot be well seen under the crackle glaze.  Stan