Asian Arts

11010: Two similar Chinese enameled dishes, 20th centur

11015: Chinese enameled porcelain brushpot, 20th centur

11143: Two Chinese fish bowls, 20th century, The famill

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Asian Arts

Freeman's

December 13th, 2006 10AM: Decorative Arts

December 14th, 2006 10AM: Oriental Carpets and Rugs

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Japanese seven piece bronze copper and silver te: Japanese seven piece bronze copper and silver tea service early 20th century Comprising of a pot, creamer, sugar bowl, and a pair of cups and stands, worked in relief to show birds of song and

11207: Japanese seven piece bronze copper and silver teEst. $2,600-$3,000

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Japanese bronze and ivory okimono, 19th century,: Japanese bronze and ivory okimono 19th century Stylized as a male woodworker atop a timber plank, the figure worked in bronze with ivory head, hands and feet. L: 10 in

11208: Japanese bronze and ivory okimono, 19th century,Est. $3,000-$5,000

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Japanese bronze grouping, 19th century, Worked t: Japanese bronze grouping 19th century Worked to show a mother and child, the mother holding scissors and a basket, the child distracted in amusement, over a timber base. H: 13 in

11209: Japanese bronze grouping, 19th century, Worked tEst. $1,800-$2,000

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Japanese bronze sculpture of a figure battleing: Japanese bronze sculpture of a figure battleing a giant carp. 19th century Cast as a carp leaping from a turbulent sea below a rocky cliff, the figure with sword drawn looking downward. Base

11210: Japanese bronze sculpture of a figure battleingEst. $2,500-$3,500

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Japanese ivory grouping, early 20th century, wor: Japanese ivory grouping early 20th century worked to show a adult male figure atop a water mill, assisted by two attendant boys on a timber base. H: 11 1/2 In.

11211: Japanese ivory grouping, early 20th century, worEst. $2,500-$3,500

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Japanese bronze vase, 19th century, Of ovoid for: Japanese bronze vase 19th century Of ovoid form, the tapering neck leads to a shortened ovoid body worked to show carp at play in a pond, over a conforming tapering circular foot. H: 16 In.

11212: Japanese bronze vase, 19th century, Of ovoid forEst. $600-$900

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Pair of Japanese satsuma koros, 19th century, Of: Pair of Japanese satsuma koros 19th century Of ovoid form, with pierced ball finial, gilt border to neck and court scene to body painted in reverse, base signed. H: 3 in

11213: Pair of Japanese satsuma koros, 19th century, OfEst. $250-$300

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Japanese Satsuma vase, 19th century, The ovoid: Japanese Satsuma vase 19th century The ovoid sides decorated in polychrome and gilt with immortals, within geometric stylized borders, black / gilt signature. H: 8 1/2 in.

11213A: Japanese Satsuma vase, 19th century, The ovoidEst. $500-$800

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Japanese kutani charger, late 19th century, Of c: Japanese kutani charger late 19th century Of circular form, decorated in the typical palette of red and gilt, worked to show a court procession of hundred scholars. Dia: 14 in

11214: Japanese kutani charger, late 19th century, Of cEst. $600-$800

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Japanese satsuma vase, late 19th century, Of tap: Japanese satsuma vase late 19th century Of tapering ovoid form, the body worked in relief to show a dragon, and painted to show a court scene. H: 7 in

11215: Japanese satsuma vase, late 19th century, Of tapEst. $300-$400

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Japanese satsuma tray., late 19th century, Of re: Japanese satsuma tray. late 19th century Of rectangular form, with a shaped gilded edge, leading to a central panel painted to show ladies of the court. L: 12 in

11216: Japanese satsuma tray., late 19th century, Of reEst. $450-$650

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Japanese satsuma compote, early 20th century, T: Japanese satsuma compote early 20th century The circular dish sits a top a tapering column over a shaped circular base, decorated in the typical palette showing court officials. H: 7 1/2 in

11216A: Japanese satsuma compote, early 20th century, TEst. $400-$600

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Japanese Satsuma vase, 19th century, Of tapering: Japanese Satsuma vase 19th century Of tapering form, the shoulder applied with gilt foo dogs, worked with gilt over a black ground to show court officials. H: 3 1/2 in

11217: Japanese Satsuma vase, 19th century, Of taperingEst. $200-$300

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Large Japanese satsuma vase, late 19th century,: Large Japanese satsuma vase late 19th century Of baluster form, with applied lion mask ring handles to the shoulder, the body worked to show scholars among mountains. H: 30 In

11218: Large Japanese satsuma vase, late 19th century,Est. $800-$1,200

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Japanese satsuma vase, early 20th century, Of ta: Japanese satsuma vase early 20th century Of tapering form, with a long neck to ovoid body, brown ground painted with gilt and turquoise to show dragonflies and beetles. H: 11 in

11219: Japanese satsuma vase, early 20th century, Of taEst. $1,250-$1,500

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Pair of Japanese satsuma vases, early 20th centu: Pair of Japanese satsuma vases early 20th century Of tapering hexagonal form, decorated in typical satsuma palette, worked to show court officials in the pursuit of leisure. H: 7 in

11220: Pair of Japanese satsuma vases, early 20th centuEst. $1,800-$2,000

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Japanese Satsuma bowl, late 19th century, The de: Japanese Satsuma bowl late 19th century The deep bowl painted to the interior and body, depicts a court scene, of a three clawed dragon and court beauties in discussion with warring men. Signed to

11221: Japanese Satsuma bowl, late 19th century, The deEst. $400-$600

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Japanese Satsuma baluster vase, early 20th centu: Japanese Satsuma baluster vase early 20th century Converted to a lamp. The neck is gilded and painted with diaper border, tapering to a body decorated with small blue songbirds in flight, flowers

11222: Japanese Satsuma baluster vase, early 20th centuEst. $2,000-$3,000

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Japanese Satsuma koro., late 19th / early 20th c: Japanese Satsuma koro. late 19th / early 20th century The cover is surmounted with a gilded Fu lion with a ball under its paw, the exterior of the cover is decorated with butterflies and geometric

11223: Japanese Satsuma koro., late 19th / early 20th cEst. $1,000-$1,500

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Japanese Satsuma koro., late 19th century, The c: Japanese Satsuma koro. late 19th century The cover is surmounted by a seated priest, the ovoid body has two gilded scroll handles to the shoulder, the body depicts court musicians. H: 6 1/2 In.

11224: Japanese Satsuma koro., late 19th century, The cEst. $150-$250

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Pair of Japanese Satsuma vases., 20th century, T: Pair of Japanese Satsuma vases. 20th century The gilt rims lead to geometric decorated lotus petals motif to the neck, the bodies showing musicians and actors among golden clouds. H: 15 In.

11225: Pair of Japanese Satsuma vases., 20th century, TEst. $250-$350

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Japanese Satsuma vase, early 20th century, Of ov: Japanese Satsuma vase early 20th century Of ovoid form, the straight neck and handles are stylized in the form of bamboo branches, leading to a ovoid brown speckled body decorated with gilt and

11226: Japanese Satsuma vase, early 20th century, Of ovEst. $500-$800

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Japanese Imari bowl, early 20th century, The int: Japanese Imari bowl early 20th century The interior is worked to show two reverses, divided by two paneled diapers, with a peony spray to center and body of exterior. Dia: 19 1/2 in PROVENANCE:

11227: Japanese Imari bowl, early 20th century, The intEst. $600-$800

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Japanese Imari charger, late 19th early 20th cen: Japanese Imari charger late 19th early 20th century The circular charger, of typical palette, the central medallion showing an orange peony. Dia: 23 5/8 in

11228: Japanese Imari charger, late 19th early 20th cenEst. $500-$800

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