A Japanese silver sake ewer

A Japanese sterling silver sake ewer pot. Handled ewer, the lower half with a stippled effect, having an etched floral and foliage motif. Signed underfoot with the silver mark, and with commemorative

Height incl. handle: 5.5".

Antique Japanese Hand Hammered Sterling Silver Small Sake Pitcher. Fully Hallmarked. Has a Beautiful Old Tarnished Patina.Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: Dia.-2.5"" x H-5".Weight: 95g/3ozt

LOT OF TWO JAPANESE SILVER SAKE CUPS Lot of two Japanese silver sake cups with elaborate etched design, hallmark on underside. Weight: 59.4g total Size: 1.75"

Pair of vintage Japanese sterling silver sake cups with saucers having meander decor on rims and the bodies with perched bird and butterfly amidst foliage. Approx. height of cups 1.32 in., diameter of

Ornately designed and engraved Japanese Sake cup, with writing on the bottom. Good condition with patina from wear and age. The original wooden box is included. The cup edge is slightly bent on one si

Early Japanese Pewter Sake Ewer Along with a Blue and White Porcelain Incense Burner. Condition: Sake Pot is Excellent, The Porcelain has Couple of Small Old Cracks on the Top. Dimensions: Ewer H- 5.7

DESCRIPTION: Walker Japanese 900 silver sake cup. Features engraved decoration of dragons enveloping the initials: "T.G.K." Marked on bottom: "Walker 90 Silver" along with Japanese characters. CIRCA:

Sake ewer. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Kyoto Shippo Cloisonné work. namakawa style .Fine decoration of phoenixes and brocade patterns, bottom decorated with chrysanthemums and waves. 6-1/2" x 6".

In original wooden box. 4" diameter.

A Boxed Set of Pure Silver Jungin Showa Period Ceremonial Sakazuki. This stunning pure silver (hallmarked) Sakazuki set is more than likely a wedding set. Has a etched bamboo with family clan symbols

Japanese Sterling Silver Ceremonial Sake Cup. With Writing Around the Circumference of the Cup. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: Dia- 5.4", H- 1.9". Weight: 5.475ozt / 170.3g. Prove

Item: Antique pair silver Japanese sake cup with mark Origin: Japan Date/Period: 19th ceutury Materials: silver Dimensions: about 1.75 x 3.25"H x 2pcs Antique pair silver Japanese sake cup with mark P

Rare quality. 19th-century, silver hammered. 8-piece set in original box. Sake pitcher: 5" tall. Box dimensions: 11.5" x 9.5"

Japanese Hand Crafted Silver Choshi Sake Kettle, Marked. On base. Size: 7'' x 4.75'' x 6.25'' (18 x 12 x 16 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain Collection, New Hampshire.

Vintage Sake set. Crafted of solid 800 silver. Features a mid century modern design with inlaid gold bamboo decoration. Set contains six sake cups and round serving tray. Marked 800. Tray measures 11

Silver Sake cup. Japan. Early 20th century. Engraved inscription. Dents to the edge. 3-1/2" diameter.

Ornately designed and engraved Japanese Sake cup, with writing on the bottom. Good condition with patina from wear and age. The original wooden box is included.

Set of Four of Japanese Sterling Silver and Enamel Sake Cups By Sanju Saku. Stamped and bears a turtle makers mark on the base. Each measuring approx. 1-3/8" x 2-1/8". Total approx. weight: 4.22 troy

The silver tea pot with various medallions, the cover of cloisonné box with a shishi knop. (H(tallest): 7 1/2 in.) PROVENANCE: Property from the collection of Mr. Norman Potter, all acquired prior

Lot mixed silver assays, Japanese sake bottle with 3 cups, Japanese cup, Japanese cocktail forks, pair marked spoons, napkin rings, more, 18 troy, silver contacts varies.

Japanese Meiji Period Silver Overlaid Blue and Porcelain Ewer with Dragon Motif. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: H- 10", Handle to Spout- 7". Provenance: Private Collection of the Estate of a Long T

(lot of 6) Sterling silver sake cups, Arthur & Bond, Yokohama, Japan, repousse irises, approx 2.75"h, 1.5"diam; 9.72ozt total Start Price: $250.00

.925 Kiddush decanter, 6.655 ozt.; Japanese silver Kiddush cup and 12 shot or sake cups, 20.225 ozt. Decanter 11"H, dents on base and top.