Group of Satsuma Buttons,

comprising six buttons displaying Iris, one displaying brightly coloured flowers and group of five smaller buttons decorated with floral scenes

1) Multicolor floral, 1", marked illegibly, 2) Red & gold dragon, 1", "Sterling", 3) Purple flowers, "sterling", 4) Woman seated near low table, yellow bowl, "Sterling", 5) Woman seated at low table,

1) Painted pink rose, probably European / Limoges, .75", "sterling", 2) Man looking right, 11/16", "sterling", 3) Man in red robe, .5", "sterling", 4) Man in green robe, gold background, "sterling", 5

1) Large pink & red flowers on white ground, 1 1/8", "sterling", 2) Pink flowers, likely European / Limoges, .75", "Sterling", 3) Purple flowers, "sterling", gold wash, 4) Cloisonne red butterfly, "St

1) Owl, 1", "sterling", 2) Flowers, large pink flower, "sterling", 3) 2 flowers with leaves, .75", "sterling", 4) Pink painted flower, maybe European, "sterling", 5) Woman looking left, gold backgroun

Group of Satsuma Items and Buttons. C. 1900. Max. Ht. 6". A Private Rochester, NY Estate.

Japanese Satsuma Button Grouping Group Lot Collection 7 Gods of Fortune 3/4" Hand Painted and 4 Kabuki 1-1/4" Mask Buttons. Satsuma Buttons Are Mounted on A 6-1/2" X 1-3/4" Light Wood Board and Thread

3 S/M size 18th/20th century Satsuma buttons incl. a dragon. These Japanese earthenware buttons are so beautifully crafted. This group includes a 20th century monkey, a 19th century heavily gilded dra

Japanese Satsuma Button Assortment (14) items including (2) sets of (7) 1-inch buttons depicting the Immortals; (2) sets of (7) and one incomplete set of (6) 0.5-inch buttons depicting the Immortals;

Largest Dia.-1 3/4", G-VG

7 x7 marquetry work box marked Leicester, 7 x 3 inch box with Scotty, 4.5 x 4 inch miniature chest with8 interior drawers, brass hardware, various buttons

LARGE COLLECTION OF DIVISION I AND III SATSUMA BUTTONSJapan, late 19th- mid 20th century, porcelain. Gilt highlights to small, medium, large, and one (1) extra-large floral including wisteria and chry

1) Round, flowers, .75", "sterling", 2) Man in purple coat, "sterling", 3) Purple & blue flowers, "sterling", 4) Purple & blue flowers, unmarked, 5) Man in red coat, "sterling".

1) Smiling man with fan, .75" diameter, sterling ring, 2) Old man in green hat, sterling, 3) old man in orange jacket, unmarked, 4) Woman with traditional hair style, sterling, 5) purple flowers, ster

26 S/M/L Japanese Satsuma pottery buttons. This nice lot includes florals, animals, verbal's, buildings and more. The assortment includes both 19th and 20th century examples and came from the late Cat

TWO COLLECTOR CARD SUITES OF DIVISION I SATSUMA BUTTONSJapan, late 19th- early 20th century, porcelain. Two medium size hand painted groupings with matching suites of six (6) on time-aged card stock;

2 S/M Satsuma Buttons Including A Rare Realistic Head and A Signed Medium "Station Stop of Takaido"

Lot of Satsuma buttons. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Six large buttons decorated with flowers, twelve decorated with landscapes. 1" and 1/2" respectively. All items in session one were collected

Brooch, Buckle and Four Beads Japan or China, buttons painted and gilded, seven with seated human figures and one with owl, no marks, 3/4 in. diameter; round enamel brooch features bird with wisteria

2 Medium size 20th century Satsuma buttons incl. a frog. From the collection of Nikki Deal are these two 20th century examples including a yellow rose and green frog, who is really cool. By the way if

SUITE OF EARLY DIVISION III SATSUMA BUTTONSJapan, mid 20th century, porcelain. One (1) large and six (6) medium matching millefleur satsuma buttons; seven (7) total.

Beautiful buttons in this lot of porcelain Satsuma buttons, most with plant and flower themes. A handful of these beauties are marked a red circle with an cross in the center, possibly the Shimazu fam

Enameled porcelain; approx. 1" diameter; G-VG

8 Small/Medium 20th century Japanese pottery buttons. These buttons were imported from the Satsuma province in Japan where they were created in the 1930's and 40's except for the small example on the