This pair of antique Japanese Satsuma-style vases dates to the early 20th century, circa 1920–1930. Each vase measures 7.5 tall by 4.25 wide, showcasing hand-painted details of geisha figures within garden and bamboo landscapes. The cobalt blue upper and lower panels are adorned with gold floral designs, a hallmark of Taisho–early Showa era artistry. The crackle glaze, enamels, and gilt highlight Japanese craftsmanship. The underside bears a hand-painted red mark, further confirming its origin. These vases are ideal for collectors of Japanese antiques, Asian décor enthusiasts, or those seeking a refined accent for eclectic or traditional interiors.

Condition: No chips noted. The crackling of the glaze is normal for traditional Satsuma style porcelain. Please inspect all the photos carefully prior to purchase to ensure item meets expectations. Thank you!**

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