A pot pourri was a container with a perforated cover or lid, to hold sweet-smelling herbs or petals, that was intended to produce a pleasant scent. Made mostly in porcelain and occasionally in silver, they were popular in the 19th century. The most prolific maker was Royal Worcester, the factory producing elaborate urns with hand painted decoration by their best artists. Minton, Moorcoft and Wegwood made smaller quantities. In the late 20th century Stuart Devlin designed and produced several examples.

Satsuma ware is a type of pottery that originated in the Satsuma province of Japan, which is now known as Kagoshima prefecture. Satsuma ware is known for its distinctive designs, which often feature intricate patterns and detailed images.

The history of Satsuma ware dates back to the late 16th century, when the first kilns were established in the region. At that time, Satsuma ware was mostly produced for local use, and the designs were simple and utilitarian. However, in the late 17th century, the Satsuma domain was ruled by the Shimazu family, who encouraged the production of high-quality ceramics more...

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Japanese Meiji period hexagonal pot pourri vase & cover, the…

Meiji Kingfisher Pot Pourri Vase with Floral Lid

Japanese Meiji period hexagonal pot pourri vase & cover, the panels decorated with kingfishers in a landscape, with a detachable reticulated floral lid (faults)

Antique Satsuma pot pourri vase, 9.5 cm high

Antique Satsuma Pot Pourri Vase

Antique Satsuma pot pourri vase, 9.5 cm high

A small Satsuma Koro or pot pourri on stand, Meiji period, two…

Meiji Satsuma Koro on Stand with Figure Reserves

A small Satsuma Koro or pot pourri on stand, Meiji period, two character signature underside, the tapering bell shaped koro with bracket handles and a domed lid standing, on three petite legs, with reserves of figures and iris on an ink blue, ground,…

A Satsuma potpourri vase and cover, hexagonal urn shape raised…

Satsuma Potpourri Vase with Immortals and Dragon

A Satsuma potpourri vase and cover, hexagonal urn shape raised on three feet, two handles issue from the side, the flat lid with simple piercing. Painted in enamels with portraits of immortals and a dragon on a rich gilded ground. Signature under the base…

Miniature Japanese Satsuma lidded potpourri jar, finely…

Japanese Satsuma Potpourri Jar with Fine Decoration and Signature

Miniature Japanese Satsuma lidded potpourri jar, finely decorated and signed

Satsuma millefiori lidded pot pourri, approx 11 cm high

Satsuma Millefiori Lidded Potpourri - 11cm

Satsuma millefiori lidded pot pourri, approx 11 cm high

Japanese Satsuma pot pourri holder signed base, 13 cm high…

Japanese Satsuma Pot Pourri Holder, Signed Base

Japanese Satsuma pot pourri holder signed base, 13 cm high approx.

A Satsuma potpourri vase & cover, Meiji period. 10 cm high, 14…

Meiji Satsuma Potpourri Vase with Cover

A Satsuma potpourri vase & cover, Meiji period. 10 cm high, 14 cm wide, 10.5 cm deep

Satsuma and Oriental porcelain: Satsuma lidded vase, potpourri,…

Satsuma & Oriental Porcelain Collection with Wooden Stands

Satsuma and Oriental porcelain: Satsuma lidded vase, potpourri, bowl, tea pot and cup with saucer; plus Chinese eggshell porcelain bowl. Includes 3 wooden stands. (10 items) (7 items)

Good Satsuma pot pourri

Satsuma Scented Potpourri Perfection

Good Satsuma pot pourri