Two Japanese Satsuma Ware Vases, Meiji / Taisho Period
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Figural decoration within cartouches surrounded by floral scrolls, clouds and phoenix roundels. 18cm and 24cm tall. Condition: The larges vase with chip to underside of foot with hairlines around the base and a faint hairline to the rim within the crackle. The smaller vase in good condition with rubbing to the gilt rim only. No signs of repairs.
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