Antique Meiji-period Japanese Satsuma painted lidded inkwell box signed Kinkozan
An earthenware lidded inkwell box, of rectangular form. By the Kinkozan studio, Kyoto. 1868 - 1912, late 19th century.
The body decorated with a series of circular panels each depicting various flowers, birds or butterflies in an abstract manner. The panels are painted on a ground filled with white enamel flowers and intricate gold detailing. Decoration to lid aligns perfectly with base piece. Signed "Kinkozan Zo" with calligraphy signature to base. Lid has been professionally restored to corner. 11.5cm wide x 4.5cm deep x 4cm high. At Matsuri Japanese Art, your undivided trust is of the upmost importance to our continued success. All items go through a multi-point inspection, examining their authenticity and condition, before being offered for sale. All items are our own stock, and do not belong to dealers or external third parties.We do not offer a consignment or re-sale service. We do not offer any in-house restoration, however can recommend local restorers and representatives upon request. All items are professionally packaged to avoid damage whilst in transit. Matsuri Japanese Art is not directly responsible for any loss or damage incurred through transit.
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