Group of six Contemporary Japanese Sake Bottles (tokkuri)

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

Group of (7) Japanese sake bottles, from size 5 1/2" to 8" H. Provenance: Beverly, Massachusetts collection.

Antique Japanese Bamboo-Shaped Sake Bottle Tokkuri. With relief molded leaf and branch decoration. Together with a double gourd-shaped bottle. Size: 1) 10'' x 6'' x 6'' (25 x 15 x 15 cm); 2) 8.5'' x 4

Group of Japanese Sake Liquor Bottles. Four are 1,8L and one is 720ml. All are sealed.

A Group of Five Japanese Porcelain Sake Bottles of Varying Motifs, Meiji Period. Largest dimensions: h: 6 x dia: 2 1/4 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin Colle

Rather unusual early 19th century Japanese pottery tokkuri - sake bottle - with Oribe glaze on the top with beautiful streaks going onto the body and pooling at low points. Elegant shape with narrow n

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

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

Very unusual early 19th century Japanese tokkuri - sake bottle - done in totai (cloisonne on ceramics) technique. Decorated in the round with various butterflies among falling cherry flowers and petal

Three (3) vintage Japanese tokkuri sake pottery bottles with glazed characters. Brown tones. There is a crack around the neck of one, see photo. Measure 10.5 in. tall x 5 in. across shoulders and 4.25

Three (3) vintage Japanese tokkuri sake pottery bottles with glazed characters. Brown tones. Some chipping. Measure 7.75 in. - 9.5 in. x 3.5 in. - 4.5 in. across shoulders x 3.25 in. - 4. in. across b

Two (2) tokkuri sake pottery bottles with glazed characters. Brown tone. Measure 10.25 in. tall x 4 in. across base x 5 in. across shoulders. Weigh 6 lbs. If lot is absent of a condition report one ma

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

Hand formed pottery sake storage bottle / vase in cream glaze with blue and green splash drips. Unmarked. Good condition with some expected crazing, etc. 18" H.

Height 5.5 inches.

19th century Japanese porcelain tokkuri - sake bottle - with multifaceted body and elongated neck painted with underglaze blue and green decoration of various branches with leaves and morning glory fl

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

1930s porcelain tokkuri - sake bottle - of classic shape with enameled decoration of 2 different views of Mount Fuji with huts, trees, streams and torii gates. Beautiful brocade pattern decoration aro

$100 1940s Japanese ceramic small tokkuri - sake bottle - with body incised with horizontal bands and pinched on 3 sides. The piece was made at Bizen kilns, characteristic dark red/brown body, beautif

1940s Japanese ceramic small tokkuri - sake bottle - with body incised with horizontal bands and pinched on 3 sides. The piece was made at Bizen kilns, characteristic dark red/brown body, beautiful pa

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

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

Rather unusual 19th century Japanese pottery tokkuri - sake bottle - with Oribe glaze on the top, white slip streaks around the body and painted decoration of ivy with leaves and berries. Elegant shap