Japanese Two Shelves of Iron, Copper ware and Ceramics

(lot of 15) Japanese two shelves of mingei folk art Mashiko ceramics, including four tea cups, four dishes, two bowls, a spice container, one large bottle/vase; together with a celadon vase, two wall

(lot of 9) Two shelves of Japanese and Chinese ceramics, consisting of one Imari plate, three blue-and-white transferware rectangular dishes and bowl; a Chinese celadon bowl and two small dishes, larg

(lot of approx. 45) Two shelves of Japanese porcelain dinner ware, items including plates, dishes, tea/coffee cups, and sugar pot; largest (plate): 11"dia

(lot of 6) One shelf of Japanese ceramics: two vases of gilt and color on a brown ground; a rectangular moss colored dish; two Japanese style rectangular flat modern plates, with molded miru patterns;

9.5x7 inches Weight: 473 grams

Two shelves of Asian ceramic and porcelain wares, largest 9.25"h.

DESCRIPTION: An antique Japanese Katana sword with a single-edged blade, the scabbard made of lacquered wood with a handle wrapped with stingray skin completed with cotton straps. Two copper-iron bird

One decorated with moon and tree design on one side and "shoubu otoko otto sho" on the other side, the cover with copper finial and signed, "Ryubundo," on the underside; the other with floral patterns

Six various pieces of copperware: one with a spout and turned wooden handle, one large pot with a copper handle and two smaller pots with iron handles plus two lids with iron handles.

(lot of approx. 29) Two shelves of Chinese and Japanese ceramics, including Imari bowls, plates and cups; blue-and-white underglazed brush pots and bowls; together with Chinese export plates and warme

(lot of approximately 15) One shelf of Japanese ceramics; including two covered Imari bowls; Imari bottle, cup, dish and bowl; five small blue-and-white dishes and two larger ones; one Kutani cup, and

SCHOLAR, painted ceramic Bizen ware, 16” tall; GEISHA, cast bronze sculpture with dark patina, signature or character marks on base, 16 ½ x 8 ½ x 6”, weight 11.6 lbs. (2)

White ceramic Chafing dish with handle, marked Ernest John Creations, Flame Ware. Comes with black iron burner stand with copper oil burner on bottom Approximately 13 inches tall and 9 inch diameter.

Two large and antique, Japanese iron tsuba (sword hand guard); octagonal rectangular form, cast with Gamma Sennin and a copper three-legged toad; the other with an oni amid swirling clouds; Pr

THREE JAPANESE TETSUBIN19th/20th CenturyTwo cast iron in squat ovoid form and the third in copper with traces of red pigment.Heights from 7.5" to 9" with handle extended.

Antique Delft model of a secretaire cabinet, 18th/19th c., Holland, blue underglaze white ceramic, iron hardware, with arched top and shell crest, over two hinged doors opening to shelves, over larger

Lot of five assorted metal works. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Iron and copper. To include: two boxes, a tray, a flower shaped dish and a lotus leaf shaped footed tray. Largest 10-1/2" d. All ite

The group includes a very large Yellowware mixing bowl with spout along with a smaller yellowware cake mold, two copper vessels, an iron stone bowl reading Collins Council No 17 OUAM., a very interest

Lovely antique Japanese two part chest in classic style. Doors with pull out shelves and drawers below. One piece of iron hardware needs repair as shown. 37" x 17" x 45" high

(lot of 5) Japanese wooden naga-hibachi, with copper fitting and a lidded compartment above two drawers to the right, three drawers across; together with a tetsubin, a small kama and two iron stands,

(lot of 30) Two shelves of Asian decorative items, including twelve Japanese underglaze blue porcelain dishes, two ceramic teapot and sugar decorated with bamboo; six paintings and prints; two jewelry

Japanese tansu chest, large sliding door section with a half shelf interior, above two drawers, iron fittings, approx. 33.5"h x 42.5l x 20.5"d

Two iron pots with spouts and lids, together with a ceramic teapot. [Largest: 10 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 4 inches]. All in good condition.

Japanese two-section tansu, Meiji period, upper section with a sliding door compartment and an interior shelf, above three drawers, lower section with kendon-buta drop-in doors, with iron pulls, 34.25