Large Japanese Meiji Satsuma Pottery Enamel Dragon Urn violins Full green leather full with

Full green leather full with gilt embossed decoration

early 18th century architectural wall fragments of crosses from a devotional wall shrine

An antique clear glass drinking glass with conical petal moulded bowl

The guild is believed to be responsible for many of the lamp shades produced during this time period by the Stickley Brothers and Charles Limbert

Note: small hole

Large Japanese Meiji Satsuma Pottery Enamel Dragon Urn violins Full green leather full withDETAILS A very large, antique Japanese vase with figural foo dog handles on the shoulders flanking a waisted neck, on a globular body and round foot. The body is encircled by a mythical, writhing red dragon baring its teeth with trails of smoke. With relief enamel decoration. COLOR(S) Red, black, white, gold PLACE OF ORIGIN Japan MARKS Unmarked PERIOD Meiji (1868 1912) Late 19th early 20th century DATE Circa 1900 DIMENSIONS Width 13 Depth 13 Height