19c Japanese lacquer tea ceremony KOGO marked

Title: 19c Japanese multimetal BOX tea ceremony KOGO drum WASP Description: Superb quality 19th century Japanese bronze round kogo (box for incense during tea ceremony) in a shape of a drum. Top is de

19th century Kyoto ware Japanese ceramic rounded octagonal kashiki dish enameled on the inside with a phoenix in flight above blooming flowers. Used for holding sweets served during tea ceremony. Very

Late Meiji to early Taisho (1910s) Japanese wooden round kogo (box for incense during tea ceremony) with gilded bronze paulownia samurai crest on the top and gold lacquer on the inside. Material appea

19th century/Meiji period Japanese pottery kogo (box for incense during tea ceremony) in a form of a crouched monkey wearing a hat used in Sambaso dance. Raku pottery produced in the Kyoto region, won

19th century Japanese chaire (tea caddy for storing powdered green tea used in tea ceremony) of classic katatsuki (“protruding shoulder”) shape. Seto ware with dark red/brown stoneware body, beaut

Unusual late 19th century Japanese pottery Shigaraki ware chaire (tea caddy for storing powdered green tea used in tea ceremony) of bulbous shape. The piece was made at Shigaraki kilns - one of the si

Late Meiji (1890s - 1910s) Japanese ivory chashaku (tea scoop used for powdered tea during tea ceremony) of elegant slender shape. Comes in original chazutsu (inscribed bamboo case), must be about 30

Japanese bamboo chashaku (tea scoop used for powdered tea during tea ceremony) of simple elegant shape with gold on black lacquer decoration of delicate rice plants with grains and leaves. Superb qual

Japanese lacquer tea ceremony doll house items, a shelf unit, vessels and figures, six pieces with wood box. Tallest 4.75" H.

Good Antique Japanese Lacquer Natsume Tea Ceremony Tea Caddy with a design of double gourds, vines, flowers and leaves in red & gold on a black ground; with old wood storage box and inscription on pap

Early 19th century small Japanese cloisonne tray of oval shape decorated on the front with a butterfly in flight above an open kikyo-zaki (Japanese morning glory) flower. Back is decorated with karaku

Antique English Majolica Tea Pots & Japanese Lacquer Tray. Tea pots marked Gibson's England. Gold leaf and lacquer tray measures 13 inches wide.

Two Japanese ceramic / porcelain kogos / incense boxes (used in Japanese tea ceremony). The rabbit formed kogo having a white glaze. The bird having a celadon glaze. CONDITION NOTE: faint curved hairl

A Japanese oribe pottery / stoneware incense box / kogo (used in Japanese tea ceremony). Late 17th / early 18th century, Edo period. Faceted square box with canted corners, olive glaze. Measures 2.25"

Pair Antique Japanese Red Lacquer Tea Caddies with Floral Motif. Marked "Nippon" on bottom. Measures 2.75 inches x 3 inches in diameter. Property from New Jersey's historic Edgecroft Mansion & Nationa

Japanese Lacquer Tray with Hand Painted Silk Lining: Kamisaka Sekka, created around 1920-1940, is a type of tray(suzuributa) made for serving tea sweets during the tea ceremony. The lacquer is by the

1890s - 1910s (late Meiji - early Taisho) Japanese woven bamboo ikebana basket, can be used both as a free standing vase and as a wall vase for tea ceremony. Absolutely thought out design - flat botto

Unusual 19th century Japanese woodblock print with 36 images: 18 portraits of actors and 18 images of different objects such as fan, umbrella, bent Japanese sword, tea ceremony bowl, incense sticks, b

Group of four Japanese lacquer doll house items: chest of drawers, vanity table, side table and tea ceremony set; L: 6 1/4" (largest)

1910s (late Meiji - early Taisho) wooden Japanese kogo - box for incense used during tea ceremony. Beautifully made out of yew wood, superb piece in Japanese taste cleverly utilizing wood grain patter

19th century Japanese brass tea ceremony hibashi (long metal chopsticks for handling charcoal in hibachi brazier) with checkered pattern in the top part and embossed indents at the working end for bet

Japanese, late 20th century. Two patinated metal hanaire or flower vases, traditionally used in tea ceremonies. One marked to underside, both with a Gregg Baker London gallery label to underside. Appr

1920s (late Taisho) Japanese ceramic Shino ware chawan (tea bowl) for tea ceremony with shallow incised depiction of stylized flowers. Shino ware originated in the 16th century in Mino Province, in pr

1920s (late Taisho) Japanese ceramic Shino ware chawan (tea bowl) for tea ceremony with shallow incised depiction of stylized flowers. Shino ware originated in the 16th century in Mino Province, in pr