Japanese Satsuma Monkey and Persimmon Tree Vase

A monumental Japanese Satsuma vase, late Meiji period…
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A monumental Japanese Satsuma vase, late Meiji period (1868-1912), circa 1868-69, baluster in form, finely applied with a continuous raised monkey and persimmon tree scene, on a cream and gilt ground, with an enamelled peony spray, signed Gyokuzan to base, 55.5 cm high

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