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This is a beautiful pair of antique Satsuma vases. I am not an expert but I have been told that based on the mark they date to the mid to late 1800's. The vases are considered to be identical, although one is slightly taller, and only one is signed. There are two scenes on the vases and handles with tassels hanging from them. One scene appears to be two Samurai warriors dressed in armor and head gear and holding swords with a young child looking on or helping them. The other is two scholars or sages sitting and talking and again there is a child in attendance. The pictures on the two vases seem identical but upon close inspection you will notice very subtle differences since they are hand painted and decorated. The vases have very, very heavy gold, white and black moriage (raised enameling). The moriage is also very intricate. My pictures tend to wash out the coloring on the vases, but there is dark blue, light blue, yellow, rust, peach, turquoise blue, brown, black and grey.  
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The vases measure 11-1/2 and 11-3/4 inches tall. The only problem I have been able to find is some wear to the gold on the side handles and tassels. There are no chips, cracks or restoration work that I can find. If you need additional pictures, please e-mail me and let me know what you would like to see. These are very beautiful vases that need to be seen in person to be appreciated. I offer a 7-day money back guarantee. All methods of payment are accepted, however, checks must clear before shipping. Credit cards are accepted through PayPal. The buyer is responsible for shipping and handling costs and I am happy to combine shipping for multiple purchases. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for stopping by.
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