Black and Gold Satsuma Vase, Early Showa Period

A black and gold Satsuma vase, early Showa period, circa…
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A black and gold Satsuma vase, early Showa period, circa 1920s-30s, the baluster vase with a waisted neck and rolled rim, richly decorated with a continuous traditional landscape and pavilion scene in gold upon matte black and between patterned borders; unsigned and bearing Satsuma mark only. Height 25 cm

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