VINTAGE SATSUMA VASE

580,00 €

Vintage satsuma vase, from the 20th century.

Satsuma is a type of Japanese pottery originating from the Satsuma province. Today, it can be divided into two different categories: the original plain dark clay from early Satsuma, produced in Satsumi around 1600, and elaborately decorated export Satsuma in ivory tones, which began production in the nineteenth century in various Japanese cities.

This vase is an excellent example from the early 20th century and will be a wonderful decorative piece with a rich history.

Dimensions: 76 x 32 cm

Weight: 7.2 kg

The vase is well-preserved.

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Weight 7,2 kg
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