Elegant Japanese tea service in black lacquer look with fine gold painting, made in the Showa period (ca. 1950–1970). The pieces depict classic Japanese landscape motifs: mountains, pagodas, trees, boats and decorative borders – all hand-painted in gold.
The gold base stamp is a typical Japanese workshop/artist mark, as used in post-war Kyoto and Satsuma successor workshops. The set belongs to the popular "Satsuma-Style Black & Gold" category.
The combination of deep black background, fine lines and warm gold makes this service a decorative highlight for display cases, sideboards or Japanese-inspired interiors.
Details: • Origin: Japan • Period: Showa period, ca. 1950–1970 • Technique: Hand-painted gold decoration • Style: Satsuma‑Style / Black & Gold / Japanese Vintage • Material: Porcelain or fine stoneware • Condition: Very good, minimal signs of age • Marking: Golden workshop stamp on the base