Rare Antique Japanese Satsuma Tea Cup and Saucer Signed Kyokuzan In 1890-1920

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View Rare Antique Japanese Satsuma Tea Cup and Saucer Signed Kyokuzan In 1890-1920 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This Antique Japanese Satsuma Tea Cup and Saucer, signed by Kyokuzan in 1890-1920, is a rare and valuable piece made of porcelain and pottery. Its origin from Japan further adds to its authenticity and cultural significance, making it a desirable item for collectors of Asian antiques. This Antique Japanese Satsuma Tea Cup and Saucer, signed by Kyokuzan in 1890-1920, is a rare and valuable piece made of porcelain and pottery. The intricate red, black, and gold color scheme adds a touch of elegance, making it a unique addition to any collection. Its origin from Japan further adds to its authenticity and cultural significance, making it a desirable item for collectors of Asian antiques. The Kyokuzan means “Rising Sun Mountian” dated primarily from the late Meiji (1868-1912) through the Taisho (1912-1926) Kyokuzan was an active artist and studio signature used for high-quality hand-painted Kyokuzan Pieces were produced during the golden age of Japanese ceramic export to the west, centered around major decorative hubs like Kyoto style and later echoed in tradition like Kutani style and original satsuma style. This Beautiful Antique Japanese Satsuma Tea Cup and Saucer By Kyokuzan. Decorated with well hand painted with flowers and wisteria, embellished with gold and red pattern style satsuma on the rim and around black background with rising gold hand- painted the landscapes & mountain natural scene. Typical Marks ; Kyokuzan in Japanese Language gilt scrip on red lozenge. Mark on a pair of late 19th century satsuma both pieces. Measure is about Saucer ; 0.5” tall, 4.5” wide on the opening and 2.5” wide at the base. Measure is about Tea Cup ; 2” tall, 2” wide on the mouth and 1.5” wide at the base. There is crazing on both pieces as old age, a few tiny spots of blue color on the saucer and dark on the tea cup ( see all in the pictures ), no chips, no cracks, damage or any kind of repair. Good mold and rare. IF you are interesting in this item please contact me or any question we are willing to answer you and work with you. Thank you very much Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › Japan › Glasses & Cups.

Primary Material

Porcelain & Pottery

Color

Red/ Black / Gold

Region of Origin

Japan

Country of Origin

Japan