Lot 250 , Japanese Satsuma pottery ovoid vase and stand, by Kinkozan, late 19th century, damages(-)

A large Japanese Satsuma pottery ovoid vase and stand, by Kinkozan, late 19th century, painted to one side with sages on horseback in a winter landscape and with a parrot perched beside a basket of chrysanthemums, on an iron red ground decorated with mon and flowers flanked by a pair of flowerhead and ring handles, the base and stand with flower and scrollwork borders, impressed mark and gilt inscribed mark to vase, 58cm., damages
Estimate £100-150

Damage to the vase as follows:
- there is a 45mm chip to the rim
- there are losses to both ring handles with some loose pieces still present
- the brown ground has some water staining to it
- there is some wear to the gilding in the raised areas
- there is a feint body crack on the exterior, more visible on the interior
- the base of the vase has been broken and re-stuck with two sections measuring 3.5cm and 3cm lacking

The stand has chips around the top edge.


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Sold for £100