Ten ceramics for Japanese market, Ko-sometsuke

A group of ten small ceramics made for the Japanese market, Ko-sometsukeWith box and character marks to underside.height 1/2in (1.5cm); length 2 3/4in (7cm)

(lot of 2) Chinese underglazed blue porcelain dishes, late Ming dynasty, ko-sometsuke for the Japanese market, the first depicting a hawk and three rabbits, the rim with galloping horses; the second,

Chinese underglazed blue porcelain plate, ko-sometsuke for the Japanese market, late Ming dynasty, depicting a crane perched above a pine tree, 8"w

Chinese underglazed blue porcelain plate, ko-sometsuke for the Japanese market, late Ming dynasty, the well decorated with a riverside scene, the everted rim with a sunburst pattern, 8"w

A Chinese wucai ko-sometsuke dish for the Japanese market, Tianqi Dia.: 27,5 cm Provenance: - Collection of Mr. L.C.A.M. Scholvinck, Bloemendaal, The Netherlands.

Full title: A Chinese lute-shaped blue and white ko-sometsuke bowl for the Japanese market, Tianqi Description: L.: 23,5 cmÊ Provenance: An important English private collection.

Full title: A small Chinese wucai ko-sometsuke incense bowl on stand for the Japanese market, Transitional period Description: Dim.: 8,5 x 7 x 7 cm

Dia.: 20,5 cm Condition: (UV-checked) - In quasi excellent condition with a few minor typical superficial chips to the rim. - Some baking flaws throughout. 品相報告：&#65

To include a 6 1/4" Edo period Ko-sometsuke dish with uzu-fuku mark, a 7 1/2" early 19th C. Chinese export Canton blue & white plate, two paste boxes, mostly Edo and Meiji period Japanese pieces. Twen

A lot of Black Americana pieces include: (A) two string holders; (B) ten ceramic figures, some marked "Occupied Japan," others unmarked; (C) some kitchen pieces; (D) a ceramic nodder figure; (E) small

Two Antique Chinese blue and white porcelain transitional ware plates Ko-Sometsuke. One plate has a scholar on it and the other has a man standing. PROVENANCE: This item is from the estate of Falquier

LOT (7) ASSORTED CHINESE CERAMICS INCLUDING PAIR BLANC DE CHINE FIGURES, KWAN YIN, HEIGHT 8"; TZU CHOU DECORATED BOWL, DIAMETER 6"; CHINESE EXPORT "CLOBBERED" CUP; PORCELAIN BOWL FOR JAPANESE MARKET,

To includ: an 11 1/8" diameter ko-sometsuke charger with bold cobalt stenciled design and six kiln spurs to verso; an early 7 1/4" plate with 'Three Friends of Winter' motif and three large kiln spurs

The larger a ko-sometsuke style pot with lobed sides interspersing various key, scale, prunus and diaper patterns with lines of roundels containing figures, horses, rabbits, scenery, symbols, and othe

(lot of 2) Japanese ko-dansu, early/mid 20th century, paulownia wood, sliding-door section above three drawers, and two drawers at the bottom; together with a ceramic hibachi, decorated with scenery i

Sotheby’s, Christie’s, Phillips, Chinese, Japanese Ceramics, Bronzes and Art

A ten piece group of Japanese wood, metal and ceramic accessories 19th-20th century Comprising a figure of a warrior, a basket, a tea caddy , a whisk, a drinking cup, a brush and stand, a lunch box, a

A Collection of Ten English Ceramic Articles 18th Century and Later comprising a creamer and vegetable dish made for the American market marked for J&R Clews, a set of four plates and a set of three p

COLLECTION OF JAPANESE CERAMIC CHAIRE (TEA CADDIES) AND OTHER ITEMS20th CenturyTen assorted chaire, two sake cups and a miniature vase.Heights from approx. 1.75" to 3".

1- Anchor Hocking Ruby Red Vase 6 1/4". 2- Spun Aluminum / Copper Salt & Pepper Shakers. 3- 1950`s Lithographed Tin Singing Warbler Bird. It is made in Japan by Yoshiya Co. (K.O.). The Warbler is abou

Ten (10) vintage porcelain / ceramic / plastic figurines. Includes: Napco 3FX3783 candle holder and many made in Japan. Measure 1.5 in. - 4 in. tall. Possible breakage, paint loss (see photos). If lot

Group of ten various objects; Chinese, Japanese, African & other; metalwork, ceramic, wood, bronze, tiger eye; L: 3 1/2" (largest); Due to COVID-19 restrictions, our employees are working remotely. It

Japanese. 1950s. Considering all of the ice cream truck toys made in Japan, there were no actual ice cream trucks in Japan- the toys were primarily made for the American market. The name "Vender" (as

Japanese. 1950s. Considering all of the ice cream truck toys made in Japan, there were no actual ice cream trucks in Japan- the toys were primarily made for the American market. The name "Vender" (as