Fine Japanese Kyo Yaki Sometsuke Koro by Dohachi

Japanese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1900: item #984437
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The size of Koro: 5 1/4" High x 4" Long x 2 3/8" Wide. Very finely made Japanese Porcelain Kyo Yaki Koro by (Takahashi)Dohachi. Koro has very fine contour of slimmed down shape. It has landscape design front and back side panel. The side panels with Karakusa design. Elephant head on each side with porcelain rings which movebable. The top cover with foo dog design. It is signed Dohachi on the bottom. The condition of Koro excellent, no chip, no crack and no hairline. Dating from meiji Period. 186... Click for details

Beautiful Ao Kutani Kogo by Kanzan

Japanese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1970: item #984435
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The size of Kogo: 2 1/2" Dia x 1 5/8" High. Japanese Ao Kutani Kogo by Kanzan. The kogo is made with fine quality porcelain. It has octagonal shape with four different geometric design beautifully handpainted in very details. It is marked "Fuku" on the back. The kanji number on the edge of cover and bottom is "Shichi", seven, which is idenfication number. It came with wooden Tomobako. Outside marked Kutani Yaki on top right. The center said Kogo. Kutani, Kanzan Saku(made) and chop seal. Kanzan i... Click for details

Japanese Arita Export Flask, Amsterdams Bont, 17th C.

Japanese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1700: item #983844
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A DUTCH DECORATED 17TH CENTURY ARITA PORCELAIN FLASK.

The undecorated porcelain bottle was made in Arita towards the end of the 17th century. It was exported then to the Netherlands where the decoration in low-fired enamels was applied. This subsequent decoration executed in Holland is known as ‘Amsterdams Bont’ and in this case was carried out contemporary to the arrival of the bottle in Europe. The design whilst... Click for details

Year of the Tiger - Blue and White Tiger Bowl

Japanese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1920: item #983809
COLL 1021

A deep Arita footed bowl with a scalloped edge dating from the late Meiji to early Taisho era - circa 1890-1920. The inner design is that of a wonderfully goofy looking tiger in a bamboo grove - his long tail curling up over his back.

The bowl measures 9" diameter at the top - 4" diameter at the foot and is 3 1/2" deep. The outside of the b... Click for details

Ko Imari Sometsuke Charger Bowl Foo Dog 19c

Japanese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1900: item #983287
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The size of Charger Bowl: 12 3/4" Dia x 2 1/8" High. It is great looking Japanese Ko Imari Porcelain Charger Bowl. The charger has the deep shape with fine shape and glazing. It has very dynamic Foo Dog design ever seen. It is powerful painting with the tale, body muscle, yet it has charming face. It is painted with Botan(peony) design. Japanese called, "Kara Shishi Botan" (Chinese foo dog with peony). Very fine painting as well as gosu gradation on peony flowers and on Shishi body. The conditio... Click for details

Pretty Blue and White Ko Imari Bowl set/3 pcs 19c

Japanese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1900: item #983285
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The size of each bowl: Large-6 3/4" Dia x 3 3/8" High, Medium-6" Dia x 3" High, Small-5 1/2" Dia x 2 1/2" High. Very pretty Blue and White Japanese Ko Imari Porcelain Bowl set. The each bowl has made from good quality porcelain with nice glazing texture. The bowl has rope reliefe work on the edge of bowl with nice contour shape all the way to the foot rim. All of bowl are well made. Inside rim area with Senbiki (line drawing) Karakusa design. Inside has the tree design with flower looks like cam... Click for details

A Rare Hirado Shi Shi Netsuke – Edo Period

Japanese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1900: item #983055
ICHI 1994

This is a wonderful Hirado porcelain netsuke in the form of a shi shi laying down with his mouth open. Every detail from the eyes and teeth to the curly hair on his back is beautifully executed as only the Hirado pottery artists could achieve. The piece is mold formed and the details were hand engraved. The bottom is unglazed and has the two holes that form the himotoshi for the connecting cord. The netsuke measures 1 ¾” long by 1 ¼” wide by 1 1/8” tall and is in excellent condition – no chips, ... Click for details

Porcelain Censer

Japanese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1900: item #982529
FC-860p

A rare, vitreous porcelain incense burner on self-stand, its cover reticulated in geometric and diamond patterns overall. Rondels of swirling dragons and majestic ho-o detailed in colored enamels and gilt are positioned equi-distant along the body,the stand modeled on four foliate feet. This charming censer is in very good condition with wonderful indication inside the cover of its original purpose. Dimensions: 4.5" x 3.75" Late Edo Period, Japan

Classy Kouki Nabeshima Sometsuke Bowl Dragon 19c

Japanese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1900: item #982414
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The size of Bowl: 6 5/8" Dia x 1 1/2" High. Beautiful and Fine quality Japanese Kouki Nabeshima Porcelain Bowl. The bowl is made from very fine quality porcelain with fine glazing. The bowl is done in Yokoku (relief) work in the design of clouds. The center has the double dragons, one facing and other one facing backward. It is painted very nicely in Sometsuke(blue underglaze). Back side has three Shippo Tsugi design on the border area. The finely painted with comb design. It is wonderful piece.... Click for details

Rare Kouki Nabeshima Large Choko 19c

Japanese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1837 VR: item #982411
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The size of Choko: 3 15/16" Dia x 2 5/8" High (10cm x 6.7cm). Beautiful Kouki Nabeshima Porcelain O-Choko, Cup. Choko has very unusual shape which I never seen. It has top area with 5/8" band taped out which make more attractive shpae. The body is made so finely. It has the design of "Souka-mon"(flower and grass pattern). Condition: Excellent, no chip, no crack and no hairline. No wobble, well rounded, sit well. This is not considered to be flaw but as speaking strict detail condition, there is ... Click for details