A JAPANESE SIGNED KINKOZAN SATSUMA EARTHENWARE KORO &

A SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA EARTHENWARE TRIPOD KORO & COVER, the sides painted with Sennin in the company of a dragon, the base with a maker’s mark, 5in high overall.

Group of four various ceramics, including: antique Japanese double gourd vase, 19th Century; Japanese Satsuma earthenware covered koro, with lion finial, signed to base; Japanese blue and white vase,

Set of three Japanese Satsuma earthenware covered koro; each of globular form, with faceted shoulders; the body exhibiting various figural motifs, with lion-form handles; the cover showing fan designs

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE SATSUMA EARTHENWARE TRIPOD KORO & COVER, the sides of the lobed body painted with a continuous figural village scene, the base with a maker’s mark, the cover with iris

A SMALL JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD KINKOZAN SATSUMA EARTHENWARE FOOTED DISH, the interior painted with a butterfly hovering above peony, the underside rim with ho-ho phoenix and an original Kinkozan label,

A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY SIGNED JAPANESE SATSUMA EARTHENWARE VASES, each painted with a continuous figural and river landscape scene, each base with a maker’s mark, 11.75in high.

A Japanese Satsuma koro, Kinkozan, Meiji, twin handled ovoid form on three horn feet, painted with two kidney bean cartouches of interior scenes with Samurai and Geisha, below geometric bands, togethe

A Satsuma koro, signed, Meiji Period (1868-1912), with pierced metal cover, the vase decorated in typical enamels and gilt, 10.5cm high overall x 11cm wide

Three Japanese Satsuma earthenware pieces, including: covered koro, of squat globular form, with lion-form handles and finial; showing raised dragon motif above figural designs; together with pair rou

Late 19th / early 20th C. Meiji / Taisho period signed Japanese Kinkozan crackle glazed Satsuma pottery 10 1/2 " (length) plate, gilt Arabesque design border, floral designs in center of plate. [120]

ANTIQUE SATSUMA VASE SIGNED KINKOZAN Japanese Meiji birds cockerel ( 9.5 cm / 3.75 ins)

Decorated with tea ceremony scene and tea ceremony objects on a gilt decorated blue ground, impressed signature on bottom, late 19th c. Height 3.5 inches.

A rare Japanese satsuma vase (11.25"Hx6.3"dia) with gilt dragon in relief, signed Kinkozan

Antique Japanese satsuma vase, signed Kinkozan, 9.85"Hx4.75"dia

A very fine signed Kinkozan Japanese Satsuma signed vase with original wood stand. Measures 9 3/8" x 4 5/8" x 4 5/8" (without the stand), or 24 cm x 12 cm x 12 cm. Excellent condition with no cracks,

A SMALL SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD KINKOZAN CIRCULAR EARTHENWARE DISH, painted with birds in flight beside paulownia, the base with a gilt Kinkozan mark, 4.3in diameter; together with a peach-form S

Circa 1900. Finely hand painted, measures 5 inches diameter. Good condition. Estimate $1.200-1.500

A pair of Satsuma koro and covers, signed Gyokuzan, Meiji Period (1868-1912), decorated in typical enamels and gilt, with Shimazu family mon, 32.5cm high (2)

A PAIR OF SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BLACK GROUND SATSUMA EARTHENWARE VASES, of square-section Cong form, decorated in gilding and some sparse turquoise enamelling with a variety of foliate panels,

1- Meiji Period Antique Japanese Gyokuzan Satsuma Beaker Vase. Measure 3.75". Weight 3.8 oz. 2- Signed Antique Japanese Satsuma Kinkozan Vase of ovoid form.Florals and Foliage. The Kinkozan family hav

Pottery vase. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Satsuma ware. Signed Kinkozan. Borders of tea dust green with gilt floral scrolling around a panel of women and children playing. 5.25in high.

Fine Japanese 19th century satsuma vase, signed Kinkozan, 3.9"Hx2.5"dia

A Japanese Satsuma Blue Ground Vase Signed Kinkozan Meiji period (1868-1912), a bulbous vase with very finely painted scenes of Japanese figures in large reserves, surrounded by dark sapphire blue gro

Japanese Satsuma earthenware charger, center portion decorated with relief hand painted, gilt and enamel Samurai, margin swirls, relief hand painted, circa late 19th c. Meiji period, Kinkozan signatur