Japanese Satsuma Vase, Meiji Era, Family And Tea Scene, Gold Detailing

Finely decorated Japanese Satsuma vase from the Meiji era (c.1890–1900), showcasing a family scene with a child and traditional tea implements. Polychrome enamels and elaborately raised gilding—especially the precise application of miniature gold dots—reflect Kyoto studio techniques akin to Yabu Meizan’s masterpieces.

The base shows a Shimazu mon (crest) and a gold reserve mark, likely denoting a Kyoto workshop. No damage, no restoration, excellent original condition.

Highly collectable and display-ready. A museum-grade miniature with warmth and sophistication.

Measurements
Height: 10.7 cm
Diameter: 5.4 cm

Condition
Excellent original condition with no damage or restoration.

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