3 Japanese Kutani Wedding Lidded Teacups Artist

Set of six (6) vintage Japanese Kutani lidded tea cups set. The cups are hand painted with a golden flower deisgn and signed. Measure 3.5", weight 1.5lbs.

artist signed tea caddy with lid in good condition small bread plate and 3 saucers and 2 tea cups all nice everything for one bid! see pics

7 pieces of Japanese porcelain. 3 bowls, 1 Sometsuke style, 1 Kutani style and 1 Arita style. 3 tea cups with characters in script. 1 Kozan Gama lidded box, marked on the underside. Chips to brown rim

Japanese Kutani hand painted lidded ceremonial tea cups. Writing inside represents Kanji poems. Measures 4.25"H & 4"H. Pr. small Satsuma bud vases with white moriage dragon & lohan faces, illegible ma

Mid-20th Century Each with painted identification and maker's marks to base Comprising two lidded teacups and a small vase each with painted genre scenes and gilt patterned decoration, each teacup w

signed; in fitted case; each 3 inches diameter; 2 1/2 inches high; the case 8 3/4 x 8 3/4 inches

Antique Chinese or Japanese Kutani Lidded Porcelain Urn / Vase with Cover and Lid Three Piece Scenery depicting a large family or group of people 3 Character Signature Mark on the Bottom Used for Tea

5 Japanese kutani tea cups (1.95"x4.5"x3.7" - 2.5"x5.3"x3.75") and saucers (0.7"x5.05"dia - 0.7"x5.6"dia), and 2 Chinese blue glazed fulions (6"H)

first quarter, 20th century; exterior and lid with meandering village river scene and heavy gilt accents interior of cup with black calligraphy, 4 3/4 in. H., 3 in. Diam.

17th/18th century stoneware tea cups with hand painted character marks and motifs, interior rim lined with stylized foliage with red linear. Dimensions: 3"W x 2"H Country of Origin: Japan

H:3 1/4in(8.2cm) D:4in(10cm)

Really nice trio of very vintage tea cups/ bowls

DESCRIPTION: Three porcelain vessels: one Satsuma lidded box, one Kutani bowl, and one unmarked lidded censer with a komainu ("foo dog") finial. Box is decorated with images of Buddhist figures and a

4 pieces of Kutani Meiji period porcelain includes 2 lidded rice bowls (2.5"H x 4 5/8"W); spouted cup (3.5"H x 4 5/8"W); double spout creamer (3.5"H x 4 5/8"W). Condition report: Good, repair to one h

INCLUDING: LIDDED POT (DAMAGED), (5) CUPS WITH (7) SAUCERS, (7) SMALL CUPS W/SAUCERS, (3) PEDESTAL CUPS, (4) SMALL UNDERPLATES AND WASTE BOWL DIMENSIONS:POT IS 7 1/4". WASTE BOWL 6" D TERMS:Hartzell's

Manufactured in Occupied Japan, designed for children and typically features a whimsical or playful design resembling an orange fruit. The set includes 3 small teacups, a lidded teapot, 3 saucers, lid

Set 14 Oriental Porcelain Ceramic Tea Set. Japanese tea set, includes; 1 teapot, 1 cream pitcher, 1 lidded sugar dish, 3 teacups, 4 saucers, and 4 dessert plates. Decorated with ornate Asian figures o

Antique Japanese Meiji period silver box. Crane form lidded box with textured and darkened silver. Japanese character artist signature on bottom. Measures 2 3/4" x 1 1/2" Good condition with mild surf

17 Chinese/Japanese examples, late 19th/20th century, comprising: famille verte baluster vase, 9-3/4 in.; four teacups of varying size and form, largest 2-1/4 x 4-3/8 in.; lidded teapot, 4-1/2 x 5 x 1

Meiji period. Enameled with various scenes of mythology and everyday life, each with carp motif finial. Signed Kei Sando. 13 1/4in H x 12in W; Condition: one vase with restoration to rim and a small c

(lot of 3) Japanese porcelains, including: (pair) Kutani foo lions, iron red glaze, front paws perched on ball with floral motif, approx 12"h, 8.5"w, 8"d, (1) Imari charger, scalloped rim, five reserv

Japanese ,19th C, 2 gourd vase and one globular shaped vase with a long waisted neck and flared rim, decorated with geometric patterns, figures, cranes, flower with foliage scrolls within different sh

Group of three Japanese polychrome Kutani ware or Imari porcelain figures of geisha women, each dressed in a colorful kimono and wearing full make-up. One woman is seated with a dog, another is standi

IN CASES. ON STANDS. ONE STAND IS BROKEN.