JAPAN, SATSUMA AND KUTANI KILNS - MEIJI PERIOD (1868–1912) Set of six Satsuma earthenware bowls decorated with a landscape of Mount Fuji, a boat in a harbor, a figure in a landscape, a figure crossing a bridge, a figure in front of a cauldron in a lakeside landscape, and figures in a rowboat. On the reverse, the Satsuma mark. Diameter: 17 cm Pair of Kutani earthenware bowls with polychrome and gold glaze, decorated with a samurai on horseback accompanied by attendants crossing a river and a figure picking flowers, against a background of a phoenix and waves. On the reverse, the mark “Dai Nihon Kutani Unzando zo.” Diameter: 24.2 cm Round Satsuma earthenware box with polychrome glaze, decorated with birds flying among peonies and bamboo. The sides are adorned with cherry blossoms. On the reverse, the mark “Meizan.” Damage and restorations Diameter: 12.3 cm “Tokkuri” sake bottle made of blue-and-white porcelain with brown and gold lacquer, decorated with geometric motifs. On the reverse, the mark “Saishintei Keiko.” Restorations Height: 24 cm Lot to be picked up at Socquet Vidal, 1 Avenue de l’Ormeteau, 17 Avenue des Louvresses – Building C5, 92 230 Gennevilliers / 01 43 63 20 34 / after payment, please bring your paid receipt and a form of identification / starting July 20 at 2:00 p.m.