Bakumatsu to Meiji period Satsuma ware, works by the 12th generation Chin Jukan, a pair of vases wit

Late Edo to Meiji Period Satsuma Ware, Works by the Twelfth Generation Chin Jukan, A Pair of Polychrome and Gilt Decorated Vases with Warrior and Beauty Motifs
From the Late Edo to Meiji Period, Satsuma Ware, Kinrande style, works by the Twelfth Generation Chin Jukan, a pair of polychrome and gilt decorated vases with warrior and beauty motifs, from Satsuma Province, Japan. Museum-grade, marked with the Maru-Ju crest, accompanied by the original box. A pair of vases (Left 1, Right 2).
1. Mouth diameter approximately 150 mm, height approximately 490 mm, maximum body diameter approximately 200 mm, base diameter approximately 170 mm, weight approximately 5100 grams.
2. Mouth diameter approximately 150 mm, height approximately 490 mm, maximum body diameter approximately 200 mm, base diameter approximately 170 mm, weight approximately 5300 grams. Inside the high foot, inscribed "Satsuma Province, Ijuin Naeshiro River." Satsuma Clan Crest (Maru-Ju), respectfully made by Chin Jukan.
Condition: Despite kiln damage, the overall condition is good, with no significant scratches or stains. Total of 2 boxes, with 1 box repaired with transparent tape.