Japanese Ceramic Sake Jug

Measures 8 1/2" x 5 1/2". Dark green and black with brown under glaze. Estimate 4100 - $200. Starting bid $20 1 1 1

Two vintage hand painted ceramic Japanese sake jugs. Blue & white with Asian floral pattern design. Could be used as vases. One Measures 13 in H x 8 in D, the other measures 14 in H x 8 in D.

2pc Japanese Ceramic Sake Bottles. Include a blue underglaze decorated bottle 11''x6'' and a copper red decorated boy with gourd motif bottle 10''x6.25''. Slight chipping to top edge. 19th century, Me

(lot of 15) Japanese six ceramic sake servers/teapots, two of which have a sake cup as a lid; four sake cups; five dishes, largest: 5.75"l (incl. spout)

With large dark-brown characters on greyish-white ground, late 19th century, 8 3/4 in. high

10.75" diameter across the top, 12" tall.

Japanese ceramic sake jar. 9.5"x 19".

15x8.5cm Weight: 518 grams (Before Packing) A bargain hunter's, fixer-upper's, and pack-rat's dream come true! Our Ten2Go "warehouse" style auction presents over thousand lots in a fast-paced old-styl

13.5x11cm Weight: 763 grams (Before Packing) A bargain hunter's, fixer-upper's, and pack-rat's dream come true! Our Ten2Go "warehouse" style auction presents over thousand lots in a fast-paced old-sty

Japanese Ceramic Sake Bottles Carafe Decanter Lot of 2 New Never Used Approximately 4 x 3 3/4 inches in diameter.

Japanese blue-and-white ceramic sake keg, converted to a lamp, with handles and wooden stand, marked 'Yamazaki Sakaba (tavern)', approx: 18"h

(lot of 2) Japanese ceramic blue-and-white sake bottles, one marked 'refined sake', the other marked 'Koyanagi Hei', largest: 10.75"h

Two vintage Japanese ceramic tokkuri or sake bottles, hand-thrown and glazed brown with tan characters. Each: 10.5" H x 5" diameter.

Glazed stoneware binbou-tokkuri jug with Kanji characters, including artist's signature, circa 1890. Shows mild age related wear, general crazing to glaze and natural imperfections associated with pro

Item: Nomura Junko (1965-) Sake Flask Origin: Japan Date: Showa Period Materials: Glazed ceramic (Bizen) Size: H: 5 2/8 in; D: 3 7/8 in Nomura Junko, born in Ichikawa (Chiba Pref.) in 1965. She studie

Antique Japanese Stoneware Sake Jug. Approximately 12.8125H x 7.125W in.

6x4cm Weight: 67 grams

19th century Japanese ceramic tokkuri - sake bottle - with underglaze blue decoration of a lobster and underglaze iron brown of a pine sapling ripped out of the ground. Kiyomizu (Kyoto) ware with tan

19th century Japanese ceramic tokkuri - sake bottle -with enamel decoration of a single fern shoot a field flower with leaves (leaves look like those of dandelion, but I am not sure about the flower n

1920s Japanese ceramic tokkuri - sake bottle - with conical body and narrow mouth. The piece was made at Shigaraki kilns - one of the six ancient kilns of Japan - and displays typical coarse body with

1920s Japanese ceramic tokkuri - sake bottle - with body pinched on 3 sides, one indent containing a low relief figure of standing Hotei (one of the 7 Gods of Good Luck and incarnation of Maitreya - t

1900s (Late Meiji) Japanese ceramic tokkuri - sake bottle - with squareish body and enamel decoration of 2 clusters of paulownia leaves with flowers done in different colors, and smaller elements scat

1920s Japanese ceramic tokkuri - sake bottle - with body pinched on 3 sides, one indent containing a low relief figure of standing Hotei (one of the 7 Gods of Good Luck and incarnation of Maitreya - t

(lot of 2) Japanese ceramic tokkuri sake bottles: (1) of double gourd form having textured finish, 20th c., incised spiral mark and character ‘nan’ (south) on base , 0"h, 2.25lbs; (1) Ima