Showa Satsuma Vase with Moriage Enamels and Gilt

A Satsuma baluster vase, early Showa period, circa 1930s, with…
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A Satsuma baluster vase, early Showa period, circa 1930s, with a carinate collar and short waisted neck, decorated with three female figures engaged in a narrative beneath weeping trees, in moriage enamels and bright gilt, enamel borders and trims, shimazu crest mark to collar; part generic script mark underside, height 26.5 cm

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