Japanese Porcelain Water Well Bucket

A scholar's desk item, an Arita ware brush or water pot in form of a well bucket.Edo period, first half of the 19th century, in fine condition. Chrysanthemum Mom and bamboo leaf decorated, 8" x 4 1/2"

(19th / 20th c) Unsigned. Height 7 inches (each) , bowl 10 1/2 inches.

Fine Japanese porcelain well form Satsuma vase. Finely hand painted with peacocks and other floral and landscape scenes. Character mark on base. Measures approximately 7 1/4" tall. Good overall condit

Artist: Takeuchi Keishu Subject: Wakamizu (Water from a well bucket) Series: Published in Bungei Kurabu magazine Signature: Keishû Date: 1907 Format: kuchi-e, 21.5 x 30.4 cm Medium: Japanese Wooblock

Exquisite pair of Royal Dux porcelain figural statues. Features a man and woman filling buckets at water well. Both with blue Royal Dux mark. The base on the woman is cracked. Dimensions: 25" tall

Exquisite pair of Royal Dux porcelain figural statues. Features a man and woman filling buckets at water well. Woman statue is missing the lamp rod and wiring. Untested. Both with blue Royal Dux mark.

NAOKO MATSUBARAJapan/Canada, b. 1937“By the Morning Glory My well-bucket was taken prisoner I had to go begging for water ...". Signed, numbered ed. 25 and seal marked lower center.Woodcut

Large Japanese porcelain water bottle, 19th c.; together with a vase (hairline); a pitcher (minor chip to base), deep plate and tea caddy. Water bottle: 16"h / Dish: 12.5" dia

Stave constructed with four wrought iron bands and wrought iron handle with bent top for attaching rope of chain for well use, fine old patina, 13" diameter x 14 1/8" high, less bale. Condition Fine.

Antique water well bucket 24"

20th Century, High: 2.8 inch; Diameter:8.5 inch

Silver plated antique, that can be used as a toothpick holder, of a bucket over a removable box. Box measurements: 2"H x 2"L x 2"W. #ToothpickHolder

日本粉彩人物瓷水桶 Japanese large porcelain bucket; featuring gilt drawings of women in kimono on body; W: 26.5 cm, H: 52 cm, 7000 grams

JAPANESE LACQUERED WELL BUCKET - Early Square Wooden Bucket with tapered sides in Sugi (cryptomeria) or Hinoki (cypress), with layers of black, red and orange lacquer, early Edo period. 10 1/2" x 9" s

Japanese Meiji period wood bucket. Approximately 14 x 8 x7.5 inches.

Japanese Satsuma Porcelain Water Dropper.. L 8 cm

Japanese Satsuma Porcelain Water Dropper.. L 8 cm

This primitive bucket has hardware allowing it to be carried on a shoulder pole. It has wear and patina consistent with age, but it is intact. It measures 12" x 15" x 14". In-house shipping is availab

Japanese wood water bucket. With script on bottom. Has some slight cracks.

Japanese porcelain melon shaped water dropper. H:3.5in(8.8cm) W: 2.75in(6.9cm)

Unique Silver Plate Water Well with Bucket. Size: box 2h 2.25w tray .05h 5.75w 3.25L tree 9.25h 2h

Makuzu Kozan circa 1900; a small Japanese porcelain vase well painted by Kozan with Japanese bleeding heart plant in underglaze Blue, the background covered with a Yellow overglaze enamel; the mouth c

English Sterling Silver Inkwell in the form of a mechanical working Water well. The bucket lifts by crank handle to lift the bucket and open the lid of cobalt glass insert. The canopy over the well in

Champagne-tone satin ribbon promoting Clinton A. Fisk and John A. Brooks. Boldly imprinted "Fisk and Brooks / Protection For The Home." Features a central vignette depicting a water well and bucket.