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 blue and white charger, 19th century, P: Japanese blue and white charger 19th century Painted to show a river landscape. D: 13 1/2in

10814: Japanese blue and white charger, 19th century, PEst. US$150-US$200See Sold Price

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Pair of Japanese blue and white prickets, , Of c: Pair of Japanese blue and white prickets Of column form, the shaped stand is above a domed and pierced base over a circular foot. H: 9 in. PROVENANCE: Private Collection, Washington, D.C.

10816: Pair of Japanese blue and white prickets, , Of cEst. US$800-US$1,200See Sold Price

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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 one hundred scholars. Dia: 14 in

10817: Japanese Kutani charger, late 19th century, Of cEst. US$400-US$600See Sold Price

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Japanese Kutani vase, in the style of Watano Kic: Japanese Kutani vase, in the style of Watano Kichiji 20th century Drilled to the base, baluster form, blue enamel scrolling neck, green enamel ruyi band to the shoulder, purple, green, and yellow

10818: Japanese Kutani vase, in the style of Watano KicEst. US$300-US$500

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Pair of Japanese Kutani vases, late 19th/early 2: Pair of Japanese Kutani vases late 19th/early 20th century Of petal mouth and molded tapering neck, well-painted with gold, orange, iron red, with blue and pink highlights, to show songbirds,

10819: Pair of Japanese Kutani vases, late 19th/early 2Est. US$800-US$1,200

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Large Pair of Japanese Kutani vases, late 19th c: Large Pair of Japanese Kutani vases late 19th century Of cylindrical form, well-painted iron-red, gold, green, and black to show bijin at work in a foliate garden. H: 14 in. PROVENANCE: From a

10820: Large Pair of Japanese Kutani vases, late 19th cEst. US$2,000-US$3,000

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Japanese Kutani covered Koro and a Kutani style: Japanese Kutani covered Koro and a Kutani style covered jar 19th century The Kutani covered koro is of hexagonal form, the domed cover and shoulder of the base are enameled with purple flowers

10821: Japanese Kutani covered Koro and a Kutani styleEst. US$600-US$800See Sold Price

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Japanese Seifu studio porcelain vase, signed sei: Japanese Seifu studio porcelain vase signed seifu, late 19th century Of ovoid form, enameled yellow and green to show kara-shishi and foliate sprays, chrysanthemums in low relief. H: 5 1/4 in.

10822: Japanese Seifu studio porcelain vase, signed seiEst. US$1,000-US$1,500See Sold Price

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Japanese enamel model of a peacock grouping, 19t: Japanese enamel model of a peacock grouping 19th century The top model is enameled green, cobalt blue with a purple tail, gold beak, above a gilt and green enameled bird, both perched upon a purple

10823: Japanese enamel model of a peacock grouping, 19tEst. US$1,500-US$2,000See Sold Price

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Japanese terracotta figure of Lohan, taisho peri: Japanese terracotta figure of Lohan taisho period Decorated in the Satsuma palette, modeled as a seated man holding a double gourd and with a basket on his back. H: 11 in.

10824: Japanese terracotta figure of Lohan, taisho periEst. US$1,000-US$1,500See Sold Price

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Japanese studio porcelain bottle by Hichozan Fuk: Japanese studio porcelain bottle by Hichozan Fukugawa late 19th century Gourd shape, depicting flowers on a fence with stopper. H: 11 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private International Collection

10825: Japanese studio porcelain bottle by Hichozan FukEst. US$1,000-US$1,200See Sold Price

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Japanese tea service, signed, 20th century, Pain: Japanese tea service signed, 20th century Painted with a floral, gilt leaf and songbird motif.

10826: Japanese tea service, signed, 20th century, PainEst. US$300-US$500See Sold Price

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Five Japanese studio pottery table items, early: Five Japanese studio pottery table items early 20th century and later Including a small Hamada style vase, three green glaze pottery items together with a brown glaze vase.

10827: Five Japanese studio pottery table items, earlyEst. US$400-US$600See Sold Price

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Six Japanese studio vases, 20th century, Of vari: Six Japanese studio vases 20th century Of various forms, including a dragon applied vase, pierced vase and others. Tallest: 15 in.

10828: Six Japanese studio vases, 20th century, Of variEst. US$300-US$500

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Japanese salt glaze vase, a pair of vases and in: Japanese salt glaze vase, a pair of vases and incised vase 20th century The salt glazed vase is potted with a petal form mouth, decorated to show mallow leaves, songbirds and floral sprays,

10829: Japanese salt glaze vase, a pair of vases and inEst. US$300-US$400See Sold Price

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Japanese studio earthenware vase, signed and imp: Japanese studio earthenware vase signed and impressed itozan, 19th century Baluster form, painted to show hagi and other autumn flowers and sprays, moon applied in light relief. H: 9 in.

10830: Japanese studio earthenware vase, signed and impEst. US$800-US$1,200See Sold Price

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Large Japanese earthenware Seto ware vase, 19th: Large Japanese earthenware Seto ware vase 19th century, attributed to seto Of tapering shouldered form, short neck painted light sky blue leading to a cream ground, body incised and applied to show

10831: Large Japanese earthenware Seto ware vase, 19thEst. US$1,000-US$2,000See Sold Price

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Large Japanese Seto studio charger, 19/20th cent: Large Japanese Seto studio charger 19/20th century Of slightly rounded form, eight spur marks to the interior, painted iron brown to show stalks in flight above a reed grove, covered in a thick

10832: Large Japanese Seto studio charger, 19/20th centEst. US$500-US$800See Sold Price

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Two Japanese Seto vase and a Shigarake pottery v: Two Japanese Seto vase and a Shigarake pottery vase early 20th century One a tapering cylindrical form, incised with a white slip glaze, together with a molded mallet form vase applied to with two

10833: Two Japanese Seto vase and a Shigarake pottery vEst. US$400-US$600See Sold Price

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Japanese studio vase with inscribed box, late 19: Japanese studio vase with inscribed box late 19/early 20th century Of ovoid form carved in high relief and applied to show landscape, base incised. H: 13 1/2 in.

10834: Japanese studio vase with inscribed box, late 19Est. US$400-US$600

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Two Large Japanese studio vases, 20th century, O: Two Large Japanese studio vases 20th century One of cylindrical form, rim mouth, green and brown landscape to body, together with a molded floral white ground vase. Tallest: 13 in.

10835: Two Large Japanese studio vases, 20th century, OEst. US$200-US$300See Sold Price

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Japanese Nebeshima charger, 19/20th century, Of: Japanese Nebeshima charger 19/20th century Of circular form, finely painted to show four roundrels and four fans in reverse enclosing birds, the central medallion shows bamboo and blossoms, encased

10836: Japanese Nebeshima charger, 19/20th century, OfEst. US$200-US$300See Sold Price

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Japanese studio pottery vase and inscribed box,: Japanese studio pottery vase and inscribed box 20th century Earthenware brown glazed body applied with lug handles, silk cover. H: 12 in.

10837: Japanese studio pottery vase and inscribed box,Est. US$200-US$300See Sold Price

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Japanese studio bowl, 19/20th century, Circular: Japanese studio bowl 19/20th century Circular with deep sides, partial green glaze painted brown to the interior to show a village. D: 8 1/2 in.

10839: Japanese studio bowl, 19/20th century, CircularEst. US$300-US$400See Sold Price

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