Two Fine Satsuma-Type Cabinet Vases, Kinkozan Workshop; Meiji Period

Meiji Period (1868-1912)

The first of tapered bulbus form, decorated with a hen, cockerel and chicks among flowers; the other reserve with a family group on a pavilion open to the landscape beyond, all against dense gilt floral scrolls on an unusual glossy amber-brown ground; the other vase tapering to the flared foot, decorated with three heart-shaped reserves depicting birds in a landscape, all against a dense gilt floral ground; undersides of both signed, the second with remnant of a Kinkozan, Kyoto paper label.

Height of Tallest 3 1/2 in., 8.8 cm.

Property from the Estate of Henry V. and Carol K. Nickel.

This lot is located in New York.

Provenance:

Normar Galleries, Sarasota, Florida.

Property from the Estate of Henry V. and Carol K. Nickel, the three-panel vase acquired from the above on August 26, 1991, the amber-ground vase acquired from the above on July 15, 1992.

Generally, overall good condition with only slight signs of wear; under UV light, no repairs or restorations seen.

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Two Fine Satsuma-Type Cabinet Vases, Kinkozan Workshop; Meiji Period

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