Japanese Satsuma-style Floor Vase with Peacock and Peonies

This appears to be a large Japanese satsuma-style floor vase, characterized by its distinctive form and decorated with vibrant enamel work. The vase features a tall, cylindrical neck that flares slightly at the rim, transitioning into a broad, globular body. The primary color palette is a rich golden-ochre base, complemented by intricate designs in varying shades of green, blue, pink, red, and purple, with black outlines and possibly gilded accents. The neck exhibits stylized patterns resembling a border or band, while the main body of the neck and the shoulder of the globe feature a majestic peacock with an elaborate tail, rendered in blues and greens. Below the peacock, and extending around the widest part of the globe, are large, lush peony blossoms in various stages of bloom, surrounded by foliage. There are two rectangular loop handles, one visible on each side of the neck, suggesting a symmetrical design. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with detailed brushwork evident in the plumage of the peacock and the petals of the flowers. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant repairs, though some slight surface wear or patina consistent with age might be present upon closer inspection. The overall style and decorative motifs suggest a production period likely from the late 19th to early 20th century, consistent with the popularity of Satsuma ware for export during that era. The large size implies it was intended as a decorative floor piece.