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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Asian, Oceanic & Tribal Arts: Day Two

Freeman's | Hindman

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Asian Oceanic and Tribal Arts

July 19th and 20th 2007 10AM EST

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Japanese cloisonne Kyoto school ewer, in the sty: Japanese cloisonne Kyoto school ewer, in the style of Namikawa c. 1860 Depicting fine gilt wire and roundels with stylized geometric patterns, possibly lacking cover. H: 7 in. PROVENANCE: From

10700: Japanese cloisonne Kyoto school ewer, in the styEst. US$800-US$1,200See Sold Price

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Japanese cloisonne teapot, in the style of Namik: Japanese cloisonne teapot, in the style of Namikawa Yasuyuki late 19th century Depicting arabesque shield design with alternating kirin and ho-o, the shield banded by Mikado family crest. Handle

10701: Japanese cloisonne teapot, in the style of NamikEst. US$4,000-US$6,000See Sold Price

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Japanese cloisonne sake pot, in the style of Nam: Japanese cloisonne sake pot, in the style of Namikawa Yasuyuki Of short ovoid form, with complex geometric borders and designs, the base with a profusion of waves and kiku. D: 7 in. PROVENANCE:

10702: Japanese cloisonne sake pot, in the style of NamEst. US$5,000-US$8,000See Sold Price

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Japanese cloisonne creamer, in the style of Nami: Japanese cloisonne creamer, in the style of Namikawa late 19th century Depicting stylized waves and kiku with complex geometric roundels. L: 6 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private International

10703: Japanese cloisonne creamer, in the style of NamiEst. US$3,000-US$5,000See Sold Price

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Fine Japanese cloisonne vase, by Namikawa Yasuyu: Fine Japanese cloisonne vase, by Namikawa Yasuyuki signed silver tablet, kyoto namikawa Of ovoid form with elongated neck depicting a sprig of blossoming flowers and butterflies all in gold wire

10704: Fine Japanese cloisonne vase, by Namikawa YasuyuEst. US$2,000-US$3,000See Sold Price

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Japanese Namikawa Yasuyuki cloisonne vase, signe: Japanese Namikawa Yasuyuki cloisonne vase signed kyoto namikawa Of ovoid form with stout neck and geometric pattern. H: 3 1/4 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private International Collection

10705: Japanese Namikawa Yasuyuki cloisonne vase, signeEst. US$20,000-US$30,000See Sold Price

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Extremely rare and important Japanese cloisonne: Extremely rare and important Japanese cloisonne and enameled solid gold vase by Namikawa Sosuke impressed seal mark to solid gold base, late 19th century The elongated baluster form vase depicting

10706: Extremely rare and important Japanese cloisonneEst. US$40,000-US$60,000See Sold Price

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Japanese cloisonne koro, by Namikawa Yasuyuki, s: Japanese cloisonne koro, by Namikawa Yasuyuki signed kyoto namikawa on a raised silver tablet, late 19th century Depicting white crane and pine on a soft green landscape over a light blue ground,

10707: Japanese cloisonne koro, by Namikawa Yasuyuki, sEst. US$20,000-US$30,000

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Japanese cloisonne Namikawa style koro, late 19t: Japanese cloisonne Namikawa style koro late 19th century With detailed design in fine gilt wire depicting various roundrels with a kiku finial and slightly domed cover, the shoulder with draped

10708: Japanese cloisonne Namikawa style koro, late 19tEst. US$3,500-US$5,000See Sold Price

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Japanese cloisonne koro, in the style of Namikaw: Japanese cloisonne koro, in the style of Namikawa late 19th century Depicting various roundrels of alternating creatures amongst stylized waves on a black ground with gilt wire intricately detailed

10709: Japanese cloisonne koro, in the style of NamikawEst. US$2,500-US$4,000See Sold Price

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Japanese cloisonne jar and cover, in the style o: Japanese cloisonne jar and cover, in the style of Honda Yasuburo late 19th century Of ovoid form, depicting arabesque shields with alternating mythological creatures, cover banded with ju-i beads,

10710: Japanese cloisonne jar and cover, in the style oEst. US$4,000-US$6,000See Sold Price

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Japanese cloisonne censer, in the style of Namik: Japanese cloisonne censer, in the style of Namikawa Circa 1880 On a yellow speckle ground, with dragons, butterflies and phoenixes, associated cover with banded butterflies. H: 3 1/2 in.

10711: Japanese cloisonne censer, in the style of NamikEst. US$1,500-US$2,000See Sold Price

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Rare pair of Japanese cloisonne kogos, male and: Rare pair of Japanese cloisonne kogos, male and female in the style of Honda Yasuburo late 19th century In the style of Honda Yasuburo, depicting various butterflies and moths, the borders with

10712: Rare pair of Japanese cloisonne kogos, male andEst. US$5,000-US$6,000See Sold Price

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Two Japanese cloisonne vases, both in the style: Two Japanese cloisonne vases, both in the style of early Namikawa 19th century One of a moon flask shape with damage and restoration together with a baluster form vase. Tallest: 6 in.

10713: Two Japanese cloisonne vases, both in the styleEst. US$600-US$800

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Good Japanese cloisonne casket-form box or kogo,: Good Japanese cloisonne casket-form box or kogo late 19th century, Kyoto school in the style of Namikawa, depicting various cartouches of the Takaramono and various Japanese symbols, the base with

10714: Good Japanese cloisonne casket-form box or kogo,Est. US$2,000-US$3,000See Sold Price

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Extremely rare and important pair of Japanese cl: Extremely rare and important pair of Japanese cloisonne enameled censers, by Hattori Tadasaburo late 19th century Depicting solid gold dragons amongst silver waves and clouds underglazed on a

10715: Extremely rare and important pair of Japanese clEst. US$6,000-US$10,000See Sold Price

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Japanese cloisonne vase, by Hattori Tadasaburo,: Japanese cloisonne vase, by Hattori Tadasaburo signed with a impressed mark hattori on leaf, late 19th century Of baluster form, depicting furling lotus leaves and blossoming lotus on a light blue

10716: Japanese cloisonne vase, by Hattori Tadasaburo,Est. US$4,000-US$6,000See Sold Price

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Rare and important Japanese plique-a-jour lanter: Rare and important Japanese plique-a-jour lantern cover attributed to ando workshop, 19th century Of oval form, depicting a landscape with temples, a waterfall and a profusion of foliage. H: 5 D: 5

10717: Rare and important Japanese plique-a-jour lanterEst. US$8,000-US$12,000See Sold Price

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Japanese cloisonne vase, attributed to Namikawa: Japanese cloisonne vase, attributed to Namikawa Sosuke seal mark of seitei, late 19th century Of elongated baluster form, depicting crows amongst grain on a graduated blue to green ground, damage.

10718: Japanese cloisonne vase, attributed to NamikawaEst. US$1,500-US$2,000See Sold Price

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Japanese cloisonne box, in the style of Namikawa: Japanese cloisonne box, in the style of Namikawa Sosuke late 19th century Of square form, depicting a snow-laiden pine tree in musen shippo on a grey ground with brown counter enameling to interior

10719: Japanese cloisonne box, in the style of NamikawaEst. US$4,000-US$8,000See Sold Price

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Fine and rare Japanese cloisonne two-fold table: Fine and rare Japanese cloisonne two-fold table screen, in the style of Namikawa Kyoto school late 19th century Depicting ho-o and dragon with bordering kiku design and well-designed coiled gilt

10720: Fine and rare Japanese cloisonne two-fold tableEst. US$5,000-US$8,000See Sold Price

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Large and impressive Japanese cloisonne covered: Large and impressive Japanese cloisonne covered urn, in the style of Namikawa attributed to namikawa workshop, late 19th century Of compressed octagonal form applied with two handles, eight faceted

10721: Large and impressive Japanese cloisonne coveredEst. US$15,000-US$20,000See Sold Price

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Pair of Japanese cloisonne vases, in the style o: Pair of Japanese cloisonne vases, in the style of Namikawa attributed to shibata, late 19th century Of baluster form, depicting gifts of the takaramono and various formed cartouches depicting

10722: Pair of Japanese cloisonne vases, in the style oEst. US$2,000-US$3,000

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Japanese cloisonne vase, attributed to goto, lat: Japanese cloisonne vase attributed to goto, late 19th century Of ovoid form, depicting hydrangea and leaves in pastel colors on a black ground. H: 15 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private

10723: Japanese cloisonne vase, attributed to goto, latEst. US$1,400-US$1,800See Sold Price

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