JAPAN, SATSUMA AND KUTANI KILNS - MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912) Set of six Satsuma earthenware dishes featuring a Mount Fuji landscape, a boat in a harbor, a figure in a landscape, a figure crossing a bridge, a figure in front of a cauldron in a lakescape, and figures in a boat. On the reverse, the Satsuma mark. Diam. 17 cm A pair of polychrome and gold-glazed Kutani earthenware dishes, decorated with a samurai on horseback accompanied by servants crossing a river, and a figure picking flowers, against a background of phoenixes and waves. Dai Nihon Kutani Unzando zo mark on reverse. Diam. 24.2 cm Round Satsuma earthenware box, polychrome enameled, decorated with birds flying among peonies and bamboo. The sides are decorated with cherry blossoms. Meizan mark on reverse. Damage and restoration Diam. 12.3 cm Blue-white porcelain and brown and gold lacquered "tokkuri" sake bottle decorated with geometric motifs. On the reverse, the mark Saishintei Keiko. Restorations Height: 24 cm