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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Pair of Japanese Satsuma vases, late 19th centur: Pair of Japanese Satsuma vases late 19th century Of double gourd form, decorated with applied gourds, lotus leaves together with gilt and enamel floral sprays to the body. H: 13, D: 8 in.

10863: Pair of Japanese Satsuma vases, late 19th centurEst. US$1,000-US$1,500See Sold Price

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Japanese Satsuma vase, signed ryozan, late 19th: Japanese Satsuma vase signed ryozan, late 19th century Well-painted, figural and landscape scenes to gilt and blue gourd panels. H: 5 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private International Collection

10864: Japanese Satsuma vase, signed ryozan, late 19thEst. US$500-US$800See Sold Price

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Japanese Satsuma charger, satsuma crest and sign: Japanese Satsuma charger satsuma crest and signed, late 19th century Well-painted to show a procession of bijin, gilt roman key border over a red ground. D: 12 in.

10865: Japanese Satsuma charger, satsuma crest and signEst. US$400-US$600See Sold Price

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Japanese earthenware crane, signed, late 19th ce: Japanese earthenware crane signed, late 19th century Modeled seated, head tucked under its neck, painted crest, neck and tail feathers. H: 4 L: 7 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private

10866: Japanese earthenware crane, signed, late 19th ceEst. US$400-US$600

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Japanese Satsuma earthenware unglazed model, lat: Japanese Satsuma earthenware unglazed model late 19th century Model of a boy over a ball raised on a dragon, pierced circular plinth. H: 9 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private International Collection

10867: Japanese Satsuma earthenware unglazed model, latEst. US$400-US$600

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Pair of unusual Japanese Satsuma earthenware vas: Pair of unusual Japanese Satsuma earthenware vases 19/20th century Of small mouth, ovoid form, graduated underglazed green depicting a landscape. H: 8 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private

10868: Pair of unusual Japanese Satsuma earthenware vasEst. US$500-US$800See Sold Price

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Japanese Satsuma vase, late 19/early 20th centur: Japanese Satsuma vase late 19/early 20th century Shaped scalloped rim above a neck painted to show medallions among a gilt ground, gilt panel shoulder, the body painted to show court attendants. H:

10869: Japanese Satsuma vase, late 19/early 20th centurEst. US$300-US$500See Sold Price

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Japanese Satsuma charger, bowl and pair of vases: Japanese Satsuma charger, bowl and pair of vases late 19th/early 20th century, all signed The vases are of shouldered ovoid form, painted with two landscape medallions in reverse on a blue ground

10870: Japanese Satsuma charger, bowl and pair of vasesEst. US$500-US$800See Sold Price

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Three piece assembled Satsuma service, late 19th: Three piece assembled Satsuma service late 19th century Comprised of a bowl, creamer and sugar pot, finely decorated with allover floral and gilt decoration, signature to base. Bowl Dia: 6 1/2 in.

10871: Three piece assembled Satsuma service, late 19thEst. US$500-US$800See Sold Price

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Japanese Satsuma vase, early 20th century, Balus: Japanese Satsuma vase early 20th century Baluster form, painted in the typical palette. H: 24 in.

10872: Japanese Satsuma vase, early 20th century, BalusEst. US$300-US$500See Sold Price

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Japanese Satsuma vase, late 19th century, Of tap: Japanese Satsuma vase late 19th century Of tapering rectangular form, decorated with gilt and enamel showing chrysanthemums and songbirds painted in reverse with boys at play. H: 13 in.

10873: Japanese Satsuma vase, late 19th century, Of tapEst. US$500-US$800

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Two Japanese Satsuma items, one signed, 19th cen: Two Japanese Satsuma items one signed, 19th century and later Including a signed well-painted model of a bucket, together with an applied cobalt blue and gilt decorated applied basket form vase.

10874: Two Japanese Satsuma items, one signed, 19th cenEst. US$1,000-US$2,000See Sold Price

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Japanese Satsuma earthenware tea caddy, by Bizan: Japanese Satsuma earthenware tea caddy, by Bizan in the style of Yabu Meizan signed, early 20th century Of tall rectangular form, associated silver cover, depicting four panels: Girl's Day

10875: Japanese Satsuma earthenware tea caddy, by BizanEst. US$1,000-US$1,500See Sold Price

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Rare blue Satsuma covered jar, signed, late 19th: Rare blue Satsuma covered jar signed, late 19th century Of ovoid form, dragon to cover and band to shoulder, body painted with blue and gold to show a fishing hamlet. H: 5 in. PROVENANCE: From

10876: Rare blue Satsuma covered jar, signed, late 19thEst. US$500-US$1,000See Sold Price

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Large Japanese 'turtle back' Imari bottle vase,: Large Japanese 'turtle back' Imari bottle vase late 19th century Of compressed ovoid form issuing from a long slender neck, the body is molded with graduating hexagonal panels, each painted cobalt

10877: Large Japanese 'turtle back' Imari bottle vase,Est. US$2,000-US$3,000See Sold Price

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Unusual Imari kendi, late 19th century, Of garli: Unusual Imari kendi late 19th century Of garlic mouth form, trumpet neck, ovoid body with wide short spout, decorated in cobalt blue, orange, gilt and green to show ladies in the pursuit of

10878: Unusual Imari kendi, late 19th century, Of garliEst. US$700-US$1,000See Sold Price

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Two Japanese Imari vases, 19th & 20th century, B: Two Japanese Imari vases 19th & 20th century Both of baluster form, one enameled to show white flowers to a red ground, together with another vase. Tallest: 12 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private

10879: Two Japanese Imari vases, 19th & 20th century, BEst. US$200-US$400

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Japanese Imari bowl and charger, late 19th centu: Japanese Imari bowl and charger late 19th century Well-enameled in the typical palette, showing a landscape vignette and geometric panels. Charger: 15 in.

10880: Japanese Imari bowl and charger, late 19th centuEst. US$300-US$500

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Two Japanese Imari items, late 19th century and: Two Japanese Imari items late 19th century and later Including a bowl, painted with gilt and orange to a blue underglaze showing a ship to the central medallion and dragons, together with a square

10881: Two Japanese Imari items, late 19th century andEst. US$300-US$500See Sold Price

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Six Japanese Imari bowls and five Kakiemon style: Six Japanese Imari bowls and five Kakiemon style bowls late 19th century The Imari bowls are of octagonal form, well-painted panels to sides, together with five bowls painted in the Kakiemon

10882: Six Japanese Imari bowls and five Kakiemon styleEst. US$800-US$1,000See Sold Price

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Japanese Imari bottle vase, signed, late 19th ce: Japanese Imari bottle vase signed, late 19th century Well-painted of tall rectangular form, small domed neck, painted with floral panels in reverse. H: 8 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private

10883: Japanese Imari bottle vase, signed, late 19th ceEst. US$1,000-US$1,500See Sold Price

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Pair of Japanese Imari bottle vases, late 17th c: Pair of Japanese Imari bottle vases late 17th century and later Of pear shape, painted red scrolling neck, unusual green leaf panel neck, the body painted with four cobalt blue paneled cherry

10884: Pair of Japanese Imari bottle vases, late 17th cEst. US$2,000-US$3,000See Sold Price

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Pair of Japanese Imari plates, late 19th century: Pair of Japanese Imari plates late 19th century Of rounded form, painted with green, yellow and gilt leaves, blue central medallion, iron red medallion to underside. D: 7 in. PROVENANCE: From a

10885: Pair of Japanese Imari plates, late 19th centuryEst. US$600-US$800

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Two Japanese Imari trays, late 19th century, One: Two Japanese Imari trays late 19th century One of double gourd form, together with a green slip glazed tray enameled with medallions. Longest: 10 in. PROVENANCE: From a Private International

10886: Two Japanese Imari trays, late 19th century, OneEst. US$400-US$600See Sold Price

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