Is this satsuma or new?

Hey antiquers! Hope y’all are well! I found these two in my auntie’s house. She said they are satsuma but i think they’re not. What do y’all think about? There is no mark under or above.

 

IMO Chinese "satsuma" - Newish.

 

They look like it. Maybe you could be a little more generous with the visuals...can we see more pictures? FULL IMAGES so the pros and see the paint, the details, the bottom so we (they) can check for marks, etc. Come on, gunner!


https://antiquesandauctionnews.net/articles/Satsuma-Pottery/

 

Thank you guys! I win the bet haha! Auntie confessed that she bought these two from chinese store 20 years ago and like for 50 bucks

 

Very attractive whatever! Moriage look about them.

 

@Janice Nicholls
Hi Janice - Welcome to the board.
That's not moriage, that's enamel beading.

@Fordgunner33
Can we have a closer picture of the faces please.

I would call this Satsuma Style.
Appears newer, decorative value only.

 

Here you go! Unfortunately, i am not in my auntie’s house. It was just a visit

 

From Yours next one is From circa 1890s Japanese Satsuma


Japanese Geisha girl pottery Can you see the differences in the shapes of the faces and the noses?

 

We have a Gondola with these type of Beads all over of different colours and sizes. Thought they were "Moriage" but someone says, "Not so." Either way, ours is mainly yellow base, plus Oriental themes and we love it at our shop. Should post maybe and get informed.

 

Moriage is clay slip usually applied in lines with some beading. Enamel beading is just that.

 

Should add that enamel is not slip which is clay.