Meiji Period Satsuma Porcelain Vase Converted to Table Lamp - Hand-Painted - Double-Sided

This exceptional table lamp, a converted vintage Satsuma vase, showcases the artistry and detail of Japanese ceramics from the Meiji period (1868-1912). The piece features a tall, elegantly rounded urn form, meticulously hand-painted on both sides. The design incorporates a vibrant floral pattern on the sides and neck, culminating in an intricate landscape all accented with delicate gold trim.

The vase is further embellished with golden dotted trim, adding to its visual richness. The lamp stands 28" tall without the shade and 36" tall with the included off-white silk shade, which is supported by a metal frame.

Era: Meiji Period (1868-1912)
Material: Satsuma Porcelain, Gilt Accents, Silk Shade (Metal Frame)
Design: Double-Sided, Hand-Painted Floral and Landscape Scenes, Gold Dotted Trim, Urn Shape
Dimensions: 28" H (without shade), 36" H (with shade)
Condition: Good vintage condition. Shows signs of wear consistent with age and use, including some minor paint loss (as documented in photographs).

Shipping Note: Due to the size of the shade, it will be packed and shipped separately. This will result in an additional shipping charge. Please contact us prior to purchase for a precise shipping quote to your location.