19th Century (circa 1860-1880) Japanese Meiji Period Satsuma Lamp

19th Century Japanese Meiji Period Satsuma Lamp * 19th Century circa 1860-1880 * Japanese Meiji Era (2) * Earthenware * Hexagonal bulbous shape * Typical Satsuma (1) palette * Raised enamel and gilded decoration depicting * Typical Satsuma motifs of Japanese nobles * Opaline Glass Globe on crisply cast gilt bronze mount * Stands on a crisply cast gilt bronze base * Crisply cast gilt bronze base and mounts by Messengers This exquisite 19th Century Japanese Meiji Period Satsuma Lamp features a hexagonal bulbous form adorned with raised enamel and gilded decoration. The intricate design includes Japanese nobles, jasmine, and chrysanthemums - typical of elements found in the Satsuma palette. The skill of the craftsmen who created the crisply cast gilt bronze base and mounts by Messengers is evident in their intricate designs and elevates the aesthetic appeal of this lamp adding opulence and timeless elegance. Satsuma ware remains beloved and these pieces are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike Imagine the soft and warm glow of this exquisite Satsuma lamp illuminating a room; its Opaline Glass Globe adding to its allure whilst casting shadows and complementing the delicate Satsuma porcelain and refined and delicate crisply detailed cast gilt bronze mount - a true testament to the artistry of the Meiji period.