Asian, Oceanic & Tribal Arts: Day Two

10986A: Large Japanese ivory model, signed insert table

11234: Four Korean celadon items, mostly koryo dynasty,

10948: Japanese silver and enamel vase, late 19th centu

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Philadelphia, PA, United States

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Asian, Oceanic & Tribal Arts: Day Two

Freeman's | Hindman

Asian Oceanic and Tribal Arts

July 19th and 20th 2007 10AM EST

1808 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia PA

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Good Japanese Oribe ware plate, rihei impressed: Good Japanese Oribe ware plate rihei impressed seal mark, 18/19th century Slightly U-shaped, painted iron brown trees and village hamlet under a green glaze splash. D: 10 in. PROVENANCE: From a

10840: Good Japanese Oribe ware plate, rihei impressedEst. $1,500-$2,000See Sold Price

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Japanese studio porcelain vase, by Kozan, signed: Japanese studio porcelain vase, by Kozan signed makuzu kozan, late 19th century Of baluster form, depicting iris and white reeds on a celadon ground. H: 8 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private

10841: Japanese studio porcelain vase, by Kozan, signedEst. $600-$800See Sold Price

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Two unusual Japanese studio dishes, signed, 20th: Two unusual Japanese studio dishes signed, 20th century Modeled as leaves issuing from orange-red fruit. Longest: 7 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private International Collection

10842: Two unusual Japanese studio dishes, signed, 20thEst. $300-$500See Sold Price

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Japanese studio earthenware vase, by Kozan, sign: Japanese studio earthenware vase, by Kozan signed kozan, makuzu, late 19th century Of baluster form, gosu blue hydrangea, chrysanthemum and gilt butterflies on a cream ground. PROVENANCE: From a

10843: Japanese studio earthenware vase, by Kozan, signEst. $1,000-$2,000

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Rare Japanese Satsuma earthenware Kinkozan brown: Rare Japanese Satsuma earthenware Kinkozan brown glaze ovoid vase signed kinkozan 19/20th century Small flared mouth, short neck, amber to brown glaze with brown gold russet-like glaze running from

10844: Rare Japanese Satsuma earthenware Kinkozan brownEst. $1,200-$1,500See Sold Price

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Japanese studio porcelain vase, six blue charact: Japanese studio porcelain vase six blue character marks, 20th century Of compressed baluster form, brown rim, well-painted to show a forest landscape. H: 9 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private

10845: Japanese studio porcelain vase, six blue charactEst. $400-$600

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Japanese earthenware blue glazed and painted ur: Japanese earthenware blue glazed and painted urn and cover early 20th century Of ovoid form, applied handles, painted to show a gold dragon chasing flaming pearls. H: 7 in

10845A: Japanese earthenware blue glazed and painted urEst. $300-$500See Sold Price

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Japanese studio pottery Sumida Gawa tankard, koy: Japanese studio pottery Sumida Gawa tankard koyi seal mark, early 20th century Of tapering cylindrical form, green and blue slip glaze, applied with blue underglazed figures. H: 9 1/2 in.

10846: Japanese studio pottery Sumida Gawa tankard, koyEst. $300-$500See Sold Price

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Japanese studio vase, signed nakayama, 1983, Pot: Japanese studio vase signed nakayama, 1983 Potted with a small lipped mouth, short globular body glazed in a mottled grey and mushroom, unglazed incised base. H: 7, D: 10 in. PROVENANCE:

10847: Japanese studio vase, signed nakayama, 1983, PotEst. $500-$800See Sold Price

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Twelve blue and white table items, mostly 19th c: Twelve blue and white table items mostly 19th century Including large chargers, plates and bowls. Largest: 12 in,

10848: Twelve blue and white table items, mostly 19th cEst. $500-$1,000See Sold Price

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Two Japanese blue and white chargers and four pl: Two Japanese blue and white chargers and four plates 19th century The largest of scalloped edge, painted to show a fishing hamlet, together with a large Canton style charger and four small Japanese

10849: Two Japanese blue and white chargers and four plEst. $300-$500See Sold Price

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Japanese Imari charger, 19th century, Painted to: Japanese Imari charger 19th century Painted to show songbirds and swans in a river landscape. D: 17 1/2 in.

10850: Japanese Imari charger, 19th century, Painted toEst. $400-$600See Sold Price

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Large pair of Japanese blue and white chargers,: Large pair of Japanese blue and white chargers late 19th century Slightly sloped sides lead to a central medallion painted to show a fishing hamlet among a mountainous landscape. D: 18 in.

10851: Large pair of Japanese blue and white chargers,Est. $700-$1,200See Sold Price

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Three blue and white chargers, 19th century, Inc: Three blue and white chargers 19th century Including a phoenix painted plate a pierced edge plate, together with another charger.

10852: Three blue and white chargers, 19th century, IncEst. $400-$800See Sold Price

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Five pieces of Japanese Imari, 19th century, Inc: Five pieces of Japanese Imari 19th century Including a bowl and stand and two bowls together with a plate. Stand D: 11 in.

10853: Five pieces of Japanese Imari, 19th century, IncEst. $300-$500See Sold Price

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Large Japanese Satsuma floor vase, early 20th c: Large Japanese Satsuma floor vase early 20th century Of baluster form, enameled gold, green and white to show figures to a winter landscape, gold diaper and birds in low relief to neck. H: 43 in.

10854A: Large Japanese Satsuma floor vase, early 20th cEst. $800-$1,200See Sold Price

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Fine and large Meiji Satsuma earthenware vase, b: Fine and large Meiji Satsuma earthenware vase, by Hosai blue enamel shimazu family chest, enameled dai nippon ijuin satsuma yaki Finely enameled tapering shoulder form vase, rim mouth above a short

10855: Fine and large Meiji Satsuma earthenware vase, bEst. $3,000-$5,000

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Fine and impressive Meiji Kyoto Satsuma earthenw: Fine and impressive Meiji Kyoto Satsuma earthenware vase 19th century, gold seal mark signed kyoto, possibly shoho takara honzan With shogun chest, possibly depicting the tale of Genji, of baluster

10856: Fine and impressive Meiji Kyoto Satsuma earthenwEst. $3,000-$5,000See Sold Price

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Fine Satsuma earthenware model of an official, l: Fine Satsuma earthenware model of an official late 19th century The figure is seated in a horseshoe-style chair, dressed in an open robe, fan in hand, the robe and fan are very finely painted with

10857: Fine Satsuma earthenware model of an official, lEst. $3,000-$5,000See Sold Price

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Rare Japanese Satsuma earthenware Fu lion model,: Rare Japanese Satsuma earthenware Fu lion model signed, late 19th century Well-potted to show open painted mouth and eyes, gilt and cobalt blue collar, and bow around his midsection, gilt signature

10858: Rare Japanese Satsuma earthenware Fu lion model,Est. $5,000-$8,000See Sold Price

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Rare and Impressive Japanese Satsuma earthenware: Rare and Impressive Japanese Satsuma earthenware model of a buffalo and boy late 19th century Modeled as a dark-haired boy ascending a recumbent buffalo, decorated with a gilt rope, saddle and

10859: Rare and Impressive Japanese Satsuma earthenwareEst. $7,000-$10,000See Sold Price

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Japanese Satsuma earthenware rare form tea caddy: Japanese Satsuma earthenware rare form tea caddy signed kintozan with embellished blue shimazu family chest With gosu blue design, twin handles to rectangular body, associated wood cover. H: 6 in.

10860: Japanese Satsuma earthenware rare form tea caddyEst. $500-$800

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Japanese Satsuma earthenware bowl, signed possib: Japanese Satsuma earthenware bowl signed possibly razan, late 19th century Depicting bijin and a literati scene among slightly raised spider mums and a gosu blue palette. D: 9 1/2 in.

10861: Japanese Satsuma earthenware bowl, signed possibEst. $800-$1,200See Sold Price

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Large Japanese Satsuma vase, satsuma crest and s: Large Japanese Satsuma vase satsuma crest and signed, late 19th century Of tall rectangular form, painted with a blue enamel and gold scrolling neck, floral and figural panels to the body in

10862: Large Japanese Satsuma vase, satsuma crest and sEst. $1,000-$1,500

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