Japanese Gosu Blue Satsuma Converted Vase Lamp

Japanese, 20th century. A Gosu Blue Satsuma pottery vase converted to a table lamp, the pottery baluster urn form with allover dark blue or black ground decorated with gilt, green, red, and dark blue

Japanese Gosu Blue Satsuma Butterfly Vase 10''x9.5''. Repeating butterfly and blossoming floral motifs. Unmarked. It has a horizontal crack running through the bottom. Overall excellent condition. 19t

Japanese Satsuma vase mounted as a lamp, in working order and includes shade; overall good condition, minor wear to wooden base; not including shade H 35" x D 8 1/2" (approx.)

Thick enamel floral design with heavy gilding. Blue and red marks to bottom. Circa late 19th/ early 20th C. Excellent condition with some normal light age crazing, etc. 6.25" H.

Japanese Satsuma ceramic vase, converted to a lamp, decorated with a rakkan and Kannon in gilt and color, mountains and sea in the background, overall 24"h (to the finial)

Antique Japanese porcelain Satsuma portrait vase converted to lamp. Decorated with numerous figures in intricate patterns throughout and embellished with gilt and enamel. Fixed to metal and painted wo

Antique Japanese Blue & White Porcelain Vase, converted to Lamp in early 20th C. Vase measures 7 inches tall. Hairline crack on base.

Fine Edo period mid-19th C. Satsuma vase with figures of court musicians, incorporating Gosu Blue enamel and gilt. Bulbous lower portion rising to slender neck and flared rim, with dragon and ring han

Antique Japanese porcelain Satsuma portrait dragon vase converted to lamp. Decorated with high relief gilt painted dragon. Fixed to ornate metal base. Dual light lamp, not tested. Good overall conditi

DESCRIPTION: A vintage crackle glazed porcelain vase converted table lamp with enamel floral and bird motifs. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: H: 20" x D: 4.5" CONDITION: Great condition. S

Fine miniature bulbous Satsuma Gosu Blue vase with flared neck featuring figures in an interior.. 2.5 inches tall

Fine miniature Satsuma Gosu Blue vase with figures in garden. 3 inches tall

A large Japanese enameled Satsuma vase 日本珐琅彩萨摩烧大罐 19th century 十九世纪 Incorporating "Gosu" blue, decorat

Satsuma Kinkozan studio four sided tapering vase: Rectangular form, Meiji period c1890, Gosu blue borders with gilt flower head decoration, h.19cm.

A Meiji period example decorated with phoenixes amongst scrolled flowers and leaves, Gosu blue is used throughout. Signed as pictured.    Dimensions: 8 1/2" in diameter, the height

BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN VASE CONVERTED TO TABLE LAMP, H 30", DIA 14" Fish form handles. Image of samurai on horseback.Electrified. From a home on Bluff Drive, Harbor Springs, Mich.

Antique Japanese Imperial Satsuma Chrysanthemum Vase 14.75''x8''. Fine gilt polychrome motifs of blossoming chrysanthemum flowers done with gosu royal blue. Signed in gold with Shimazu family crest on

Japanese Taisho Satsuma Samurai Ornament Vase 15''x8''. An unusual polychrome (with some gosu blue) and gilt decorated vase depicting samurai horse implements such as a saddle and stirrups. Gilt mark

Japanese, having two large panels of ladies with children on dark cobalt blue ground with gilt decoration. H. of vase 29 cm (11 3/8 in.), H. of lamp 71 cm (28 in.)

Japan, 19th C., pair of Imari vase converted lamps, each lavishly painted with orange and blue floral designs, along with birds painted in gilt, with a wooden base. Height 8 1/2' in.

Pottery vase. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Satsuma ware. Decoration of flowering plants in red, gosu-blue and green enamels with gilt. Brocade borders and top. Melon shaped body. Signed within a

Meiji peiod. Measures 17" height. Hawk and pigeon scene on blue ground. One vase has dent about 2" across. The other vase is in good condition. Both converted into lamp in the early 20th cen. The bord

each converted to a table lamp with painted metal mounts; Condition: working condition unknown; no shades; 13 inches diameter; 22 inches high; 31 1/4 inches high overall

42" high decorated with Samurai Warriors now converted to a lamp, 59" high overall early 20th century