Vintage Chinese Satsuma Style Ceramic Garden Stool Floral Gilt Drum Seat
Vintage Chinese Satsuma Style Ceramic Garden Stool Floral Gilt Drum Seat
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A beautifully detailed Chinese ceramic garden stool featuring intricate Satsuma-inspired decoration, raised gold-tone accents, and a rich combination of pale celadon, cream, black, and muted red. Elaborate floral motifs, geometric patterns, and scrolling designs cover the barrel-shaped body, creating a richly layered decorative piece with exceptional visual texture. Believed to have been made in China during the late 20th century, this substantial ceramic garden seat brings a distinctive chinoiserie influence to traditional, eclectic, and collected interiors. Its decorated flat top and sculptural silhouette make it a wonderful accent beside a chair or sofa, as a decorative pedestal, or as a statement piece on its own.DETAILS• Type: Ceramic garden stool / drum stool• Origin: Believed to be China• Estimated age: Late 20th century; exact date unknown• Style: Asian traditional, Satsuma-inspired, chinoiserie• Material: Glazed ceramic• Decoration: Intricate floral motifs, geometric patterns, raised gold-tone detailing, and pierced accents• Colors: Pale celadon, cream, black, muted red, and gold• Shape: Barrel / drum• Height: Approximately 18.5"• Widest diameter: Approximately 15"• Top diameter: Approximately 12"• Weight: 23 lb 13 oz• Markings: No maker's marks observedCONDITIONVery good pre-owned condition with minimal wear consistent with age and use. No chips or cracks observed. Fine crackling is visible in portions of the glaze, along with subtle variations in the decorative finish. Please review all photographs for details. Read full description Read less
A beautifully detailed Chinese ceramic garden stool featuring intricate Satsuma-inspired decoration, raised gold-tone accents, and a rich combination of pale celadon, cream, black, and muted red. Elaborate floral motifs, geometric patterns, and scrolling designs cover the barrel-shaped body, creating a richly layered decorative piece with exceptional visual texture. Believed to have been made in China during the late 20th century, this substantial ceramic garden seat brings a distinctive chinoiserie influence to traditional, eclectic, and collected interiors. Its decorated flat top and sculptural silhouette make it a wonderful accent beside a chair or sofa, as a decorative pedestal, or as a statement piece on its own.
DETAILS
• Type: Ceramic garden stool / drum stool
• Origin: Believed to be China
• Estimated age: Late 20th century; exact date unknown
• Style: Asian traditional, Satsuma-inspired, chinoiserie
• Material: Glazed ceramic
• Decoration: Intricate floral motifs, geometric patterns, raised gold-tone detailing, and pierced accents
• Colors: Pale celadon, cream, black, muted red, and gold
• Shape: Barrel / drum
• Height: Approximately 18.5"
• Widest diameter: Approximately 15"
• Top diameter: Approximately 12"
• Weight: 23 lb 13 oz
• Markings: No maker's marks observed
CONDITION
Very good pre-owned condition with minimal wear consistent with age and use. No chips or cracks observed. Fine crackling is visible in portions of the glaze, along with subtle variations in the decorative finish. Please review all photographs for details.
DETAILS
• Type: Ceramic garden stool / drum stool
• Origin: Believed to be China
• Estimated age: Late 20th century; exact date unknown
• Style: Asian traditional, Satsuma-inspired, chinoiserie
• Material: Glazed ceramic
• Decoration: Intricate floral motifs, geometric patterns, raised gold-tone detailing, and pierced accents
• Colors: Pale celadon, cream, black, muted red, and gold
• Shape: Barrel / drum
• Height: Approximately 18.5"
• Widest diameter: Approximately 15"
• Top diameter: Approximately 12"
• Weight: 23 lb 13 oz
• Markings: No maker's marks observed
CONDITION
Very good pre-owned condition with minimal wear consistent with age and use. No chips or cracks observed. Fine crackling is visible in portions of the glaze, along with subtle variations in the decorative finish. Please review all photographs for details.
