Lot description
An impressive and unusually large Satsuma deep bowl
By Ryozan, Meiji Period
The exterior intricately and finely enamelled with two contrasting kacho-ga images enclosed within lobed panels, one depicting an outdoor leisurely scene of families along the shore of a lake, enjoying a Summer outing, the other of garden fowl and quails foraging for food among flowering seasonal shrubs, separated by vertical panels of rich swirling brocade and ho-o mon; the interior with a mass of densely clustered chrysanthemum blooms, signed with the Yasuda Company trade mark and seal Kyoto Tojiki Goshigaisha, Satsuma mon, Dai Nippon Ryozan. 21.6cm (8½in) high, 41cm (16 1/16in) diam.Footnotes
薩摩 金彩色絵花鳥風俗図大鉢 亮山作 明治時代
Quoted from the lot page, © Bonhams. Bonhams, Fine Japanese Art, 2010-11-11, lot 262 ↗
Public historical auction result, cited to the auction house’s own lot page. It records what one object made on one day. It is not a valuation of any work, and nothing here is offered for sale.
