An exquisite 1920s-1930s Japanese porcelain box by Ishiyama, a maker renowned for high-quality export pieces destined for France and the Philippines. This hand-painted box with its original lid features fine, delicate Satsuma-style decoration with thick, raised Moriage enamels depicting Buddhist Immortals against a matte background.
Bearing the maker's mark on the base and standing on three elegant feet, this box is in perfect, unrestored condition—a rare and collectible example of early 20th-century Japanese ceramic artistry
DETAILS
. Maker: Ishiyama (石山) . Era & Origin: 1920s-1930s, Japan (Export ware for France/Philippines) . Material: Fine porcelain . Style & Technique: Satsuma style with raised Moriage enamels and gold gilt . Features: Hand-painted, original lid, tripod base, original maker's mark . Condition: Perfect, no repairs . Dimensions: 10.5 cm diameter x 6.8 cm height (4.13" x 2.67")
A GLOBAL JOURNEY IN PORCELAIN
This box represents a fascinating chapter in trade history, crafted in Japan with a specific aesthetic to appeal to sophisticated European and Asian markets, showcasing cross-cultural design influence.
SHIPPING
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