Item Overview:
For sale is a beautiful and highly decorative antique Japanese Satsuma ceramic jardiniere / centerpiece bowl, dating from the late Meiji to the early Taishō period (circa 1900–1920s). This piece stands out due to its exceptional hand-painted motif featuring monkeys beneath tree branches, a theme highly sought after by collectors of East Asian art.Design & Details:
- Main Motif: A finely detailed, monochromatic scenic panel on the front depicting monkeys interacting under stylized trees and foliage.
- Brocade Work: The upper rim and shoulders are richly decorated with traditional Satsuma multi-colored geometric patterns, floral brocades, and heavy gold gilt highlights.
- Shape: Features an elegant scalloped rim and two prominent gold-gilded handles on the sides.
- Maker's Mark: The base features the official rectangular black-and-gold export seal with the Shimazu family crest (\(\oplus \)), confirming its historic regional origin in Satsuma, Japan.
Specifications & Dimensions:
- Dimensions: Approximately 10.5" Length (handle to handle) x 8.25" Width x 6.75" Height.
- Weight: 5 lbs. 0.1 oz.
- Material: Earthenware / Crackle-glazed pottery.
Condition:
Antique condition. The fine crackle glaze on the cream background is characteristic of authentic Satsuma ware. No major structural cracks or chips observed.Please check all the pictures carefully as they are part of the description. Perfect addition to any Asian art collection or as an elegant interior design centerpiece.
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