Potters mark: Kozan zo; inscription on the base of the lamps reads “Kutani and Kozan zo”
Kutani ware is a type of Japanese porcelain
Kozan zo refers to a potter named Kozan
Satsuma ware originated in the 16th century in the Satsuma domain of southern Kyushu, Japan and is still produced today. Satsuma ware is a type of Japanese pottery known for its finely crackled glaze and detailed, often gilded, decoration. The lamps are in the Chinoiserie style, a European artistic trend that reflects Chinese and East Asian motifs. Lamps design features a group of Asian people and culture with dragon head handles, wood base, and gold gilt. Shades are decorated with Asian culture design with gold top and bottom edging. Lighting technology includes two types of bulbs for regular incandescent light and softer light with a smaller bulb.
Potter information: Miyagawa Kozan (1842-1916) was an active potter primarily during the Meiji period in Japan (1868-1912). Kozan was known for his sophisticated use of glazes, intricate relief work, and fine painting, making him one of the major potters of this era.
Dimensions: 31” height x 19” diameter
The asking price for this antique, rare, and extremely unique table lamp set is $1250. Price is negotiable, reasonable offers will be considered for serious buyers.