TWO PAIRS OF SATSUMA VASES AND AN OVOID VASEOne pair by Kaizan, the ovoid vase by Ryuzan, Meiji era (1868-1912), late 19th/early 20th centuryEach decorated in enamels and gilt; the first pair of hexagonal form, with a wide lobed band depicting scenes of large lakeside temples amid sweeping mountain vistas with visiting crowds; each signedDai Kozan,each vase: 24.1cm (9½in) high; the second pair of baluster form, the body with two large rectangular panels enclosing in one an elegantly dressed couple sitting beside a blossoming tree and peonies looking out over a lake, and in the other a seaside scene of fisherman, women, and children digging for clams; each signedKaizan,each vase: 30.3cm (11 15/16in) high; the ovoid vase with two large rectangular panels enclosing in one an outdoor scene of an elegantly dressed woman and two children picking flowers in a garden, the other panel depicting two small birds flying by a tall blossoming peony bush; signedNihon Ryuzan,15.7cm (6 1/8in) high. (5).