Japanese Satsuma Figural Foo Lion Dog Handle Vase

20th century Handcrafted ceramic porcelain lidded jar vase of Japanese cultural art. Graced with hand painted figural scenes on opposite sides alternating with floral decorations. The mythological leg

DESCRIPTION: Satsuma vase featuring two guardian lion ("foo dog") handles and decorated with polychrome scenes of monks surrounding a bodhisattva (probably Guanyin) and of court officials attended by

Pair of Japanese Satsuma Porcelain Vases with Foo Dog Handles. Meiji period seal signed on the base. Alternating figural and landscape vignettes over crackle glazed ground. Measures 6-3/8" x 3-1/2". C

Pair of Japanese Kutani porcelain vases, both with scenic landscape and bird decoration to the bodies and figural temple lion or foo dog handles. Both signed on the base and fitted with a pair of carv

Marked on bottom. Each with (3) foo dog feet and (2) foo lions as handles. Painted with figural scenes and patterns around rim. Dimensions: H 14.25" x W 15" x D 9" Condition: Surface wear included a f

Large Japanese Satsuma pottery covered urn, tripod feet. Features two samurai and figural foo dog handles and finial. Measures 25"H x 14"W. Condition report: Various wear, cracks, paint loss and chips

BRUSHED AND ENAMELED WORK SIZE: 15 1/2" H

(2) Japanese Satsuma vases, one with Foo dog handles, each approx 11 1/2" h

Japanese Satsuma Vase, Signed Early Satsuma vase with Foo Dog handle and royal figures Signed (view photograph) Dimension: 14.4"hgt. x 7.6" Condition: Good estate condition, no cracks or repairs Prove

Japanese Satsuma vase, with two carved foo lion handles, 18" h.

This lot contains Antique Moriage Japanese Satsuma Footed Urn Vase with Foo Dogs Lid, Handles and Feet. Believed to be from Meiji Period (1868–1912). It is approx 10-1/2" x 7" x 5" and w

A GOOD PAIR OF JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA TWIN HANDLE BALUSTER VASES, each vase with applied blue and gilt enamel lion dog handles, the body of the vases finely painted to depict a pheasant and chi

Large late 19th c. Japanese porcelain vase with underglaze bird and prunus plum blossom decoration, figural foo dog handles 19" x 13"

A nineteenth century Japanese Satsuma floor vase with raised enamel decoration having foo dog handles and finials. Ht: 38" Wd: 24" Dpth: 16"

Circa 1880. The typical satsuma body elaborately decorated in polychrome enamels and raised gold decoration, foo dog and ring handles, damage at the rim. Vase measures 49 x 23 inches, 55 inches with t

19th Century Japanese Satsuma Porcelain Vase. Unsigned. Food dog handles and figural scenes on front and obverse side, all over continuous embellishments. Measures 13". Condition: Crazing, hairline at

first quarter-20th century; with images of warriors and foo dog handles, 32 in. H.

A Collection of Japanese Ceramics. Including a pair of Satsuma style vases with foo lion form handles, a matched pair of elderly figures, and another vase Satsuma height: 9 1/4"

Beautifully decorated petite Japanese Satsuma covered vase. Features a detailed high relief Foo dog finial and pierced insert to top. Body of vase decorated with ornate figural portraits. Gilt accents

Beautiful Japanese Satsuma Meiji Period moon flask vase hand painted with gold gilt over blue ground floral motif designed with foo dog ring handles. Circa: Early 20th Century. Artist signed to base.

Antique Japanese Satsuma Vase Vase/Urn Circa 1890 10.5" Tall w/Foo Dog Accent Handles Preowned from an Estate. Nice Raised Details. $20 Domestic Shipping.

Pair of large Chinese floor vases with blue enameled floral and precious object decoration on light celadon glazed ground, with figural opposing temple lion or foo dog handles. 23" H. Provenance: The

A large 24" Japanese urn with a foo dog lion on the lid. It is decorated with gold with raised ribbons. There are many faces throughout the vase. Unmarked. 24" x 11"

The Satsuma moon flask vase, Japan, Meiji period decorated with foo-dog holding ring handles with cherry blossoms, chrysanthemums and birds. Signed Koshida. 12 1/4 inches High. Provenance: From James