Burmese wooden Buddha sitting in Mara Vijaya (calling the earth to witness) posture on a base with gilded gold.

Age: Burma, Shan Period, 17th Century
Size: Height 49.8 C.M. / Width 24.3 C.M. / Depth 14 C.M.
Condition: Nice condition overall (some expected degradation due to its age). Please refer to the enlargement photos for more details.
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Brown stoneware teapot with a molded decoration on the belly of a grid symbolizing lightning, bordered by two bands of stylized clouds. The spout depicts a dragon's head, and a small chilong climbs on the handle. The lid is topped by another chilong. The creatures are of fine quality, modeled with the greatest care; the chilong on the lid is curved in on itself, ready to leap. Below, a square mark is intaglio printed, as well as another mark under the lid, likely an artist's name or that of a wo...

Small creamy-white ceramic vase covered with a very thick, crackled sky blue glaze. Flower decoration in famille rose enamels. The rim has been shaded brown with iron oxide. The clay is stoneware, possibly white Hixing. Chinese work from the Qing Dynasty, 19th century. This type of ceramic is rare. It was pierced to be mounted as a lamp; see photos; otherwise, it is in good condition. Height 22 cm.

Rare bronze mythical turtle koro or incense burner from the early Meiji Period Ca. 1880. In the form of one of Japan's most famous legends is this mythological giant turtle known as the 'Minogame' or straw raincoat turtle due to the tail resembling a farmers straw coat. The Minogame is regarded as a very auspicious creature in Japan representing long life and good fortune. Sitting on its back is a nest of bronze waves holding a Hoju sacred gem koro or incense burner. 43cm long x 25cm wide x 25cm...

DRUNK BOTTLE

Old Japanese large 'tokkuri' (pottery sake flask) actually "well-used" by the drunkards at a place like liquor shop or bar or eating house named 'Sake-hei' (or 'Sakahei'), with such "well-grown" wabi scenery of surface texture due to aged frequent use and the abstraction caused by deep sake penetration. Meiji-Taisho period, 19th - early 20th century. Koshinohara, Shiga prefecture. H 31 x D 13 cm (12.20 x 5.11 in).


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Two old Khmer coins. Type A is dated 1847 (Pre Colonial), silver, ½ Fuang 2 Pe and type B is dated 1880 (Post Colonial) ,copper, ½ Fuang 2 Pe. Both have Garuda. See scale in enlargements.

Original antique Japanese ko-tansu (small chest) featuring a beautifully grained burl keyaki (zelkova) wood front with a warm, rich patina. This Sendai-style tansu is fitted with its original forged iron hardware, including butterfly-style hinges on hinged safe compartment. The arrangement of drawers and a locking compartment reflects its practical function, originally used to store valuables and personal items.

Age: Early Meiji period 1868 - 1912

Dimensions: 26" wide x 18"...

Old Chinese Dark Cherry Amber Bakelite Faturan Carved Covered Vase - Simichrome Tested

It is 12 inches (30.4 cm) tall by 5.75 inches (14.6 cm) wide and 3 inches (7.62 cm) thick. It is 1622 gram.

It has small chips, stains, and surface wears and scratches (as seen in the photos).

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Japanese shin hanga woodblock print by Shiro Kasamatsu (1898-1991) titled "Misty Evening at Shinobazu Pond" dated Showa 7" (1932). Post World War II edition bearing the round 6mm Watanabe publisher's seal in the lower left corner of the image below the artist's red signature seal. Paper size: 15 5/16" x 10 1/4" (image: 14 1/8" x 9 3/8"). Very good, clean overall condition with nice color and full margins. The back is clean and the print does not appear to have been previously framed. There is...

Japanese Meiji period kacho-e (bird and flower) woodblock print of a sulphur-crested cockatoo perched on a magnolia branch by Imao Keinen (1845-1924). The print is titled in kanji at the top "No 25" and is from the spring volume of "Keinen's Album of Birds and Flowers" (Keinen Kacho Gafu) published by Nishimura Sozaemon in 1891-1892. Paper: 14 1/4" x 9 1/2" (image: 12 5/8" x 8 3/4"). Very good, clean overall condition with nice color. It does not appear to have been previously framed. Ther...

Fine Chinese Kangxi Blue & White Porcelain Dish / Bowl

This very attractive porcelain dish, or shallow bowl, was made during the Kangxi reign (1662 - 1722) of the Qing Dynasty. It is unusually decorated in underglaze blue of very good colour, with the main countryside scene to the lower part of the dish and a smaller scene to the upper right. It has a foliated rim.

Diameter 23 cm. It is in fine condition with minimal surface wear, a good ring when tapped, and just minor "fritting" and ti...

Fine Chinese Song Dynasty Hare's Fur Bowl in Kiln Saggar

This fine example of a stoneware "hare's fur" bowl, still in its kiln saggar, was made during the Song Dynasty (AD 960 - 1279) and has been excavated from a Jian ware kiln site in Fujian province. The thick glossy glaze of the bowl has a very good "hare's fur" effect.

Something untoward clearly happened in the kiln during firing; the saggar has been "squashed" at the sides that has caused the glaze on the outer wall of the bowl to...

A medium sized bowl, Hachi, probably intended for use as a bowl for small cakes or confectionary distributed at the end of a meal. The design is of a type classified as Kenjo-te made for presentation, Designs ultimately deriving from Chinese Kinrande designs of the late 16th century and the Jiajing era, hence the reign mark to the base of the bowl. It is quite heavily potted with an everted rim decorated in the full Imari palette sans aubergine enamels decorated with a series of auspicious motif...

Rare Edo Period Imari Chi-Chi-Kubi Tokkuri – Blue and White Porcelain (c. 18th–19th Century). Dimensions: Height: 18 cm | Width: 16 cm. Condition: Excellent with no significant flaws – a rare find among Chi-Chi-Kubi Tokkuri.

This exquisitely preserved Chi-Chi-Kubi Tokkuri is an outstanding example of late Edo Period Imari ware, crafted in a unique and symbolically rich form. Characterized by its distinctive bulbous side spout and slender neck, the vessel derives its name—Ch...

A rare and unusual Japanese Arita bottle Vase adapting the form of a Chinese Yu Hu Chun vase and decorated in presentation style, Kenjo te. It retains some of the compositional characteristics of its Chinese Ming and Qing precedents notably the stiff banana leave border beneath the lip of the vase. The neck of the vase is divided into two horizontal registers. The top of which has stiff leaf decoration, and the lower has a brocade band constructed from hexagonal cells framing flowers which ...

Tranquil Ripples

This serene abstract piece evokes the gentle ripple of water across a calm, blue surface. Delicate concentric forms fade subtly into the background, inviting a moment of quiet contemplation. Created in 2002, this minimalist work balances space and form with meditative grace.

Size： 87 x 152 cm ( 34.2 x 60inch)
Painting only 75 x143cm (29.5 x 56.2 inch )

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Majestic Hawk on a Pine Branch Japanese Hanging Scroll 18th-19th century!

A powerful depiction of a hawk perched on an old pine branch.
Finely detailed feathers and a sharp gaze express strength and nobility.

Size: Overall 205/81cm ( 80.6 / 31.8 inch ) , only painting part:87/42cm ( 34.2 x 16.5inch)
Weight: 550gr (1.2 lb)

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Stunning large Wooden Daikoku Sculpture, 18-19 th century!

Suberb large Edo period Wooden Shinto sculpture, depicting Daikoku deity . Daikoku regarded as household God , who brings luck and prosperity to the house residents and depicted standing on two large bags of rice, holding large bag of treasures and fortune mallet in this hand. Often such votive sculpture along with his companion Ebisu would be placed near the house entrance to invite fortune and ward off bad luck. Woof with n...