Meiji Satsuma gosu blue koro signed Kizan with metal lid, c.1885

Meiji Satsuma gosu blue koro signed Kizan with metal lid, c.1885

£950.00
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Meiji Satsuma gosu blue koro signed Kizan with metal lid, c.1885

Meiji Satsuma gosu blue koro signed Kizan with metal lid, c.1885

£950.00
This Japanese Satsuma incense burner (koro) dates to the late Meiji period and is signed Kizan beneath the underglaze blue Shimazu crest. The rounded form is decorated in the sought-after gosu-blue palette, with spiralling cobalt and turquoise waves rising into clusters of chrysanthemum picked out in raised gold. The domed metal lid—pierced with radiating ribs around a chrysanthemum boss—adds a sculptural finish. The original wooden stand is included for display.

The colours, raised gilding and compact sculptural presence make this an ideal accent piece for shelves, consoles or small curated displays.



Measurements
• Height (vessel): 10.5 cm / 4.13″
• Width: 11.5 cm / 4.53″
• Diameter: 9.2 cm / 3.62″
• Weight: 206 g



Condition
Very good antique condition. No restoration under UV light; gilding lightly rubbed on high points. One inner wire of the lid's ribs is missing but is visually discreet. A bright and attractive Meiji koro.



Shipping & Packaging
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Shipping cost includes professional packaging, careful handling and secure postage.
Customs paperwork provided where needed for smooth international delivery.

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