These late Nabeshima small dishes are decorated with daikon radish and leaves in an all-over relief pattern. The thick celadon glaze brings out the daikon pattern well and gives it a unique atmosphere. The daikon radish pattern can also be found in blue & white and polychrome pcs but it is most often seen on celadon ware.

19th Century Late Edo period
14.5cm dia. x 7.5cm

The size of Maccha Bowl; 5 3/16" Dia x 2 5/8" High
This is beautiful Japanese Chokudai Maccha Bowl "Oka" made in 1979
It has design of To(Tang) Sai. Go (5) sai painting of Flower and Bird.
It has the embossed seal of Artist on the side of Kodai (foot rim).
The condition of Maccha Bowl is excellent. The tea bowl never used
since 1979 because of Tea Bowl was given as Wedding gift that year...

Ostrich egg-shaped censer in fine Satsuma earthenware. Decorated with a thousand flowers in polychrome enamels and gold details on finely crackled glass. Below the artist's mark. This small incense burner is an exceptional Satsuma model due to its rare shape, the quality of its perfect glass (as much by its ivory color as by its regular and fine crackle) and by its rare very artistic decoration of the 1000 flowers. Perfect firing...

Interesting lanterns are made of white crackled ceramic, bell shaped. Thought to be representing a ghost, a wide opening on one side grant you access to the inside while three other openings suggest a mouth and eyes in transparence. Japan – Meiji era (1868-1912) Height: 30 cm – Maximum diameter : 25 cm

A collapsed bottle from the early years of the Tokoname Kilns dating from the Kamakura to Nanboku-cho periods (12th to 15th centuries) featured in the special Taiyo Art Magazine Close-up on the six ancient kilns. It is 18 cm (7 plus inches) diameter, 13 cm (more than 5 inches) tall and in fine original condition, enclosed in an old red-lacquered wooden box...

Wow! A powerful large Tsubo by Murakoshi Takuma covered in his signature Shunju glaze combination of iron, feldspar an Kunugi-ash enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Shunju Otsubo. It is 35 cm (14 inches) diameter, 42 cm (16-1/2 inches) tall and in perfect condition, directly from the artist this winter.
Due to size the cost of shipping will be accrued separately
Murakoshi Takuma is one of those enigmas who simply lives to work with clay...

A large open vessel covered inside with glossy dark iron, outside I fissured soft white by Ichino Kenta enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Saishoku Tamba Kaki. It is 22.5 cm (9 inches9 diameter, 27 cm (11 inches) tall and in excellent condition.
Ichino Kenta, born in 1986 in Tamba Tachikui, is a potter dedicated to preserving the traditions of Tamba ware while embracing innovative approaches to pottery...

Stunning Tamba ceramic vase signed by Tankyu, one of the modern Tamba kiln masters. Gorgeous natural glazes from a wood fired kiln. Superb textures. 14cm diameter x 15cm tall. Ask for shipping quote.

One of his most popular new forms, this starkly arching elevated dish is by Murakoshi Takuma is covered in white over shadows of iron with areas of thin green revealing the clay beneath, weeping giant droplets onto the swirling center. It comes enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Shunju Geta-zara. It is called a Geta-zara, named after the traditional elevated wooden sandals worn in Japan in previous eras...

A spectacular vessel undoubtedly made as a gift to visiting Daimyo emblazoned with a lightning heraldic crest and young pines from the private Fushina Kilns belonging to the lords of Shimane prefecture. The bottle is perfectly formed, covered in a stately earthen color with perfect ivory key-fret designs about the neck and the family crest on both sides alternating with pine saplings in black. This is truly a masterpiece from the kilns of a medieval warlord...

Set of 5 late 17th or early 18th Century Japanese porcelain dishes. Well potted and finely painted with prunus shaped flower heads and crashing waves painted to the center. The border with four panels of ‘Precious Objects’ alternated with panels of stylised waves in two tones of cobalt blue. The reverse painted with scrolling Karakusa and apocryphal senka nensei mark...

Attributed to Rokubei V(1875-1959)...

Large Impressed Baluster form Koransha vase depicting a dragon flying among ominous swirling clouds. Minor wear to gilding on the rim.

19th Century Late Meiji Period
27 x 22cm

Set of 5 Kyomizu (Kyoto ware) Mokuze. Scalloped edges on light brown ground depicting pine boughs in blue enamel.

19th Century
18 x 10.5cm

Estimated to be 500-600 years old, this extraordinary work of Bizen pottery would have been fashioned in an “ana-gama” or a rudimentary dugout kiln often placed at the side of a hill. While modern Bizen pottery tends towards smooth surfaces, regular shapes, and evenly distributed or gradated glazes; by contrast, this piece is rather wild in appearance, with a variety of colors ranging from copper green, reddish ochre, and sandy brown...

Antique Korean clay roof tile made for a temple or shrine. Round in shape with decorations hand carved of lotus flower. Custom iron wall mount.

Age: Joseon dynasty 17th century.

Dimensions 6" diameter x 2" float off wall

Beautiful round Oko Hakuko incense container (Kogo) with flower design. Signed and with Tomobako

Soba-choko, a tableware for soup for soba noodle is dipped. It has hand-painted plume pattern. In excellent condition. 19th century. Diameter:7.5cm, H:5.4cm