Japanese Ceramic Sake Containers, Showa

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

5 pieces of Japanese pottery. Urn, ceramic onion, bowl, sake container, dragon vase. Tallest item: 8" Height.

1930s Japanese NERIAGE SAKE CUP markedUnusual early Showa period (1930s) ceramic sake cup made in neriage (agateware) technique. Neriage (translated as “mix and pull up”) is achieved by lamina

Early Showa period (1930s) ceramic sake cup made in Bizen kilns. Beautifully made - see the spiraling lines made by potter’s fingers on the sides, characteristic Bizen light patchy glaze, great pati

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

14 pcs Vintage Japanese Ceramic Sake Drinking Cups Assortment. 7 pcs Yellow, 7 pcs Sage Green. Condition is fair to good. Measures 3" x 5" DM-2628

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

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

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.

6x4cm Weight: 67 grams

Japanese pottery sake container by master potter Ken Matsazuki. This piece was hand thrown and faceted, and glazed in Shino and Kizeto glazes. It measures 7 3/4" tall by 3" in diameter at the widest a

Of a rectangular shape, with four sculpted feet hold up the central chamber, which features two handles on either side, carved with dragon on the body. Height 4.5'' Width 17'' Length 9.5''

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