Aki Moriuchi, (Japanese b.1947) studio pottery Yunomi tea bowl, 6cm in diameter

Group of three studio pottery pieces in a Japanese mingei style. Includes two yunomi tea cups or tea bowls and one larger bowl. All with impressed marks along the footrim.Keyword: Mingei, Wabi sabi, C

Group of fourteen studio pottery ceramic cups and tea bowls. Some signed and marked.Keywords: Mingei, Wabi sabi, Chawan, Yunomi, Guinomi, Bizen yaki.Height ranges from 2 in to 4 3/8 in; diameter range

SIGNED TAKESHI "YASUDA" (JAPANESE, B. 1943) STUDIO POTTERY STONEWARE TEA BOWL, footed octagonal panelled form, having white slip glaze with iron flecks, incised upside down signatu

A JAPANESE STUDIO POTTERY BLACK SALT GLAZED TEA BOWL, OVAL ARTIST'S IMPRESSED MARK, 20TH CENTURY, of stout circular form and raised on a short flaring foot, with interior and exterior sides centering

LOT (3) INCLUDING (2) JAPANESE STUDIO POTTERY INCLUDING BOWL, HEIGHT 4"; DIAMETER 10"; VASE, HEIGHT 8 1/2" WITH SIGNED BOX; DECORATED PORCELAIN OCTAGONAL BOWL, HEIGHT 3 1/2"; DIAMETER 9"

TWO JAPANESE STONEWARE STUDIO POTTERY BOWLS. Largest 9 cm diameter. (2)

(A) Small speckled Japanese studio pottery bowl and medium grey mixing bowl by David Gil for Bennington Potters. Japanese bowl: 4-3/4" Diameter x 2-3/4" Tall. Bennington: 6-3/4" Diameter x 5-1/4" Tall

(Q) Handmade studio pottery bowl with matte white glaze and glossy green accents. No damage. Signed on the bottom. Measures 13-1/2in diameter x 3-1/2in tall. Shipping available on all items. For a del

Jeremy Leach (attributed), a studio pottery tea bowl or vase, circa 1954, tenmoku glazed with unglazed Japanese symbol decoration, incised mark, 8cm high

An Oriental studio pottery tea bowl with bi-colour glaze, seal mark to base, 3½" diameter

signed at bottom, measures 5.3" diameter, 2" in height, glaze burst flaking interor of the bowl as kiln defect

Japanese mid century studio pottery bowl. Blue & green color with three crimps on the rim. Incised mark on the base. Measures 2-5/8" tall x 10" in diameter.

A Japanese Studio pottery ceramic / stoneware bowl. Indistinctly signed underfoot. Flaring shaped bowl with lobed edge, drip / flambe glaze. Measures 8.75" diameter, 4-5/8" high.

JUN ISEZAKIJapan, 1936-Three Bizen pottery tea bowls in various ash glazes. Each signed on base.Heights approx. 3.5". Diameters 3".

7 Japanese studio pottery pieces. 3 short vases, 3 tall vases and a bowl. Line to the opening of the tallest vase. Tallest piece: 10" height. Bowl: 4 1/2" diameter. Crazing to the surface of 3 vases.

A 19th century pottery bowl decorated with figures, and three 20th century Japanese studio pottery items, a charger, bowl and vase. Dimensions:From 5" to 12 1/2" in diameter, the heights range from 2"

A JAPANESE SOMA TEA-BOWL (CHAWAN) Pottery, 18th c. Diameter: 9,5 cm, height: 6,7 cm Provenance: Collection Rene Vittoz (1904 St. Petersburg - 1992 Bern). His father was a Protestant pastor in St. Pete

Akihiro Nikaido (Japanese, b. 1977) modern studio pottery ceramic bowl of traditional shape. 7" H x 11" in diameter.

Akihiro Nikaido (Japanese, b. 1977) modern studio pottery ceramic bowl with mottled glaze. 5" H x 10" diameter. Provenance: Cavin-Morris Gallery, New York City.

Akihiro Nikaido (Japanese, b. 1977) modern studio pottery ceramic vase / bowl. 12.25" H x 13.5" diameter. Provenance: Cavin-Morris Gallery, New York City.

THREE PIECES OF JAPANESE SATSUMA POTTERY1) Circa 1905 tea bowl by Masataro Keida. Decorated with flowers and a fan beneath a brocade band. Signed. Diameter 4.4".2) Meiji Period teapot with figura

Ozersize Akihiro Nikaido (Japanese, b. 1977) modern contemporary hand-built studio pottery bowl upon a thin tapered base with a dark textured russet-tone surface. 11.5" H x 20.5" diameter. Provenance:

Early Japanese Hagi Glazed Tea Bowl 2''x5.25''. Pottery dish is in excellent condition. 18th century, Edo period. Chawan, yunomi.

japanese ceramic potteryglazed arts and crafts, orientalia, , orientalism mid 20th Century, pottery, measures ht app 2.5 inches, diameter app 5 inches