Three Japanese Satsuma-Style Vases

Updated August 7, 2026

A group of three Japanese vases, likely dating to the Meiji period (1868-1912). The lot includes a pair of earthenware vases in the Satsuma style, featuring a baluster form, flared rims, and applied handles, decorated with polychrome hand-painted panels depicting figures, accented with moriage details. The third vase is a molded biscuit ceramic piece with a cream-colored finish, featuring figural and landscape scenes in high relief. The tallest items measure approximately 9.5 inches in height.<br><br>Satsuma Meiji Japanese Pottery Moriage Geisha Samurai Biscuit Porcelain Earthenware Asian Antiques<br><br>Dust Factory Auctions offers antique and vintage items that proudly display the natural signs of their age and previous use. We strive to photograph all lots clearly to show the true nature of the items (as images are critical to the description), but please understand we may occasionally miss flaws. For this reason, all items are sold "as-is"; we provide no guarantee or warranties concerning their condition, authenticity, or age. We strongly encourage you to review all photos closely and do your own independent research, as your bid signifies acceptance of these terms.

Register & bid on this lot at Bidspirit →

More lots in this auction

• Chinese Porcelain Shoulao Figure
• Two Art Pottery Vases
• Wooster Brass Co. Fire Equipment Chart, c. 1951
• Art Pottery Vase and Two Asian Carvings
• Charles Dana Gibson Collier's Prints (3), 1903
• Three Decorative Table Sculptures
• Frederic Remington & C.D. Gibson Print Folio
• Japanese Moriage Dragonware Porcelain Group

See all lots in Donald Melville Estate 3: Antiques, Vintage & Collectibles →