Japanese Satsuma Pottery Moon Vase Table Lamp

This exquisite Japanese Satsuma pottery moon vase, now thoughtfully mounted as a table lamp, exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship synonymous with Satsuma ware. It features the traditional, richly detailed imagery of Satsuma, including elegant gilt and multicolored depictions of figures and patterns that resonate with historical and cultural significance.

Resting on a lustrous brass base, the lamp has been converted with great care to preserve the integrity and beauty of the original vase. Its spherical moon vase shape is crowned with a graceful brass neck and finial, creating a sophisticated silhouette that illuminates any room with its storied past and ornamental presence.

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28h"

19%

Terry Chase | (845) 821-3254 | Terry@brownstoneliquidators.com

Pickup Details

Brownstone Liquidators

180 Getty Ave, Clifton NJ 07011

When to Pickup

Thursday, 5/9 through Saturday, 5/11, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

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