Porcelain (2), Nippon Moriage vase & biscuit jar

Porcelain (2), Nippon Moriage vase & biscuit jar w/squirrel finial, heavy enamel & beaded floral décor, very minor bead wear on one handle of vase, very minor bead & enamel loss on jar, both VG/Exc

Porcelain (3), Nippon Moriage bowl, vase & dresser jar w/lid, all hand-painted w/floral motif, beautifully enameled & beaded, bowl marked Nippon on bottom, tiny spot of roughness on vase lip, o/wise a

DESCRIPTION: Two Nippon moriage vessels. Both marked on underside "Nippon". Includes: 1) Biscuit jar with florals and gold beading. Circa 1919-1925. 5-1/2" tall x 5-1/2" at widest point. Minor wear to

Porcelain (3), Nippon Moriage vase w/ruffled rim & smaller vase w/ruffled rim & matching dresser jar w/lid (both w/feet), all hand-painted w/floral motif, richly enameled & beaded, small vase & jar ma

ginger jar, biscuit jar, vase

Two antique Nippon Vases. Nippon porcelain moriage scenic landscape vase. Thick moriage decoration of a house in a landscape setting. Marked: Hand-Painted Nippon. 8.6" hgt. Antique Imperial Nippon han

Lot of 3 Nippon china pieces including 3 footed moriage biscuit jar, 9” moriage vase and an 8” square hand painted Noritake dish.

5 PC. JAPANESE PORCELAIN VASES & CENSOR: Comprising; 2- Large Vases, having enameled Arhats, 1- Three footed Figural Vase, 1- Figural Censer, & 1- Figural Biscuit Jar. Largest Approx. 12.5" h x 7.5" w

A Nippon Moriage floral painted glazed earthenware vasefirst quarter 20th centuryTogether with a Japanese porcelain covered box. (2)height of vase 14 3/4in (37.5cm); diameter 6 3/4in (17cm); width acr

comprising three bowls, vase and moriage dragon biscuit jar. Largest: 8" high, 8" diameter. Paint losses, biscuit jar with some flicks, interior staining, spider crack at base. Provenance: Property fr

Cylinder form Nippon vase. Crafted of fine Japanese porcelain with elaborate decorations consisting of ornate golden handles connecting to a body filled with multicolored flowers. The top of the vase

Large collection of various antique & vintage porcelain. 1- Leonard Vienna Biscuit Jar, 7"; 2- RS Prussia large scalloped edge bowl (chip and hairlines), 11" across 3" tall; 3- Nippon biscuit jar with

6 Vintage Nippon/Nippon Era Gold Decorated, Moriage Décor, Hand Painted Vases, Cracker Jar, Dragon Embossed Black on Black Vase, Tallest 10 3/4"h, Shortest 6 1/2"h

Rare Nippon Moriage Hand Painted Porcelain Vase. Grape motif. Measures - 15 1/2" high x 8 1/2" wide. M in wreath mark.

Group of Decorated Porcelain, Palissy biscuit jar with metal lid; RC Versailles Printemps lidded oval dish, lid depicts child with lambs; Nippon dish, small vase, tripod censer with removable lid, all

Collection of Morimura Nippon Porcelain with Ship Decorationearly 20th century, made in Japan, includes a large vase with moriage decorated shoulder, base, and stylized handles; a lidded jar; a cup; a

Nippon Hand Painted Landscape Two Handled Moriage Vase c. 1911-1920. Measures 5 1/2"x3 1/2"x10". Weight 1 pd 6 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Antique Nippon style vase. Crafted of fine porcelain with elaborate decorations consisting of floral designs in relief. Measures 8" x 6". Condition is fair with missing raised decoration in some areas

Group of porcelain includes two vases, a pitcher, a biscuit jar, and a creamer pitcher and sugar bowl. Various style and makers, including Royal Bayreuth, Nippon, E.F. Ling & Co., Noritake. All in goo

(8) Pcs porcelain, c/o Wedgwood style dip biscuit jar (extensive restoration), (2) Wedgwood Countryware footed vases, Wedgwood basket, Belleek creamer, shell dish, cup & saucer, tallest 6-1/2"

Pink Nippon Moriage Porcelain Round Box Lidded Jar Approximately 3 1/2 x 4 inches in diameter.

5 Assorted Porcelain Jars, Vases Including Moriage Vase. Size: lighter 3.5h 3w jar range 3 4h 2 3w

D & C FRANCE FLORAL PAINTED DRESSER JAR, NIPPON PITCHER, 2 HANDLED PORTRAIT VASE, & FLORAL PAINTED PITCHER. GOOD OVERALL CONDITION. 9" H , 7 1/2" H , 13" H.

A beautiful three-footed Japanese biscuit/cracker jar is decorated with a floral and gold moriage technique. The moriage decorating technique on pottery and porcelain dates back to the mid-1700s. Unti