Japanese Satsuma- Shimazu Vase

Japanese Satsuma- Shimazu Vase. Satsuma- Shimazu Family Crest ( many variations) ( used by many companies on Satsuma ware) (Japan ca 1860s - Present). Measure 5"in H.

Signed Japanese Satsuma dragon vase, signed w/ Shimazu symbol. Dragon is in relief w/ flowers and fan design. Multicolored.

Japanese Satsuma Flared Vase, signed w/ Shimazu symbol, heavy gilt. Immortals, samurai, geishas and landscape design.

This wonderful vase is satsuma under the Shimazu reign. It is in a family and landscape motif with flowers around rim and down the sides. It is marked with the Shimazu crest, the artist appears to be

JAPANESE MEIJI SATSUMA 'FLORAL' VASE, Shimazu, blue satsuma crest mark to the bottom. Dimension: 8 1/2" (21.6cm) H. A LIST OF RECOMMENDED THIRD-PARTY SHIPPER IS AVAILABLE UNDER SHIPPING INFORMATION. P

A pair of antique Japanese Satsuma pottery vases. Late Meiji era, before 1912. Bottle shape. Elaborate ornamental gilding. Shimazu family crest on top rim. Samurai portrait on the obverse. Fine detail

Japanese Satsuma Miniature Vases, signed w/ Shimazu symbol. Samurai, geisha and immortals depiction.

Japanese Satsuma miniature handled vase, signed w/ Shimazu symbol. Immortals/1,000 faces gilt, enameled dragon.

Mirrored pair of Japanese Satsuma vases, 19th century, with Shimazu mon and Hanzan, 7 1/2".

Pair of Japanese Satsuma vases decorated with Immortals, Shimazu family crest, Toyama seal mark, 7.5"h

Grouping of three (3) Japanese Satsuma porcelain items. 1st item: Globular, lobed footed vase decorated with Immortals, the base with black seal mark under a Shimazu crestmark with additional gilt mar

(lot of 5) Japanese Satsuma ware of Meiji period: a stick neck vase with figures, base marked 'Migi ni' (=right 2); footed Satsuma vessel marked 'Seikozan' with Shimazu crest; a small vase with dragon

Three Japanese Satsuma Porcelain Vases - Each vase exhibits a slightly rounded six-sided form, Shimazu crest. Pair of vases, each with three group scenes of Geisha, monks, and samurai, 7 1/4" h, signe

These fun pieces of Japanese porcelain are all marked except for the adorable salt and pepper shakers. One molded jug is marked Made in Japan. You will get lidded bowls, cups and vases. The low vase i

These fun pieces of Japanese porcelain are all marked except for the adorable salt and pepper shakers.  One molded jug is marked Made in Japan.  You will get lidded bowls, cups and vases.  The low

Antique Japanese Satsuma Vase, Artist Gyokuzan, Marked with Shimazu Royal Family Clan Crest which dates to 19th C Edo to Meiji Period and Asian Lamp - Approx. 10" t x 5.25" w

Seven (7) Japanese Satsuma porcelain vases, each with gilt-stenciled cobalt grounds and vignettes depicting court figures. Includes 1 rouleau form vase with fine detail, Shimazu crest and mark attribu

Another pretty Meiji period Satsuma vase in a globe shape.  Hand painted with a peacock and various foliage.  There is an artist signature believed to be Taizan under the Shimazu family crest.  Sta

(lot of 6) Japanese Satsuma ware, Meiji period: consisting of two vases, marked "Satsuma Hodota" with Shimazu clan crest, each with a wooden stand; export ware: three coffee cups with saucer, Marked [

20th Century Marked with Shimazu crest The gilt and polychrome-decorated vase with foliate motif including stylized fourteen and eighteen-petal chrysanthemums 6" H x 5.5" Dia.

square form, each panel featuring reliefs of bodhisattvas in various traditional garden and mountainous scenes, the neck featuring a geometrical motif alternating with the Shimazu family crest, all ag

(lot of 2) Japanese Kyo-Satsuma ware: a rectangular censer, with chrysanthemums on one side and plum blossoms on the other, raised on four supports, having signature 'Yusetsu' and Shimazu clan mark on

JAPANESE SATSUMA MORIAGE CERAMIC VASE, bulbous form, having two wide ornately painted landscape and figural designs, dark blue ground surrounding and floral gilding over blue ground. Shimazu mon symbo

JAPANESE SATSUMA CERAMIC VASE, having polychrome hand-painted relief decorations featuring the Seven Lucky Gods/Immortals in a landscape with mountains, pagodas, and trees. Marked with Shimazu family