Meiji Japanese Chato For Ritual Tea Ceremony

DESCRIPTION: An antique Japanese double-stacking Chadansu or Tea Ceremony Cabinet with beautiful zelkova wood door and drawer fronts. The interior has a contrasting sliding double door section with 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

Meiji / Taisho Period, early 20th century, signed Kinkozan-tsukuru, the short neck over the ovoid body with tea ceremony and other scenes, meander and floral decorations. Measuring 5 1/2" high x 4 1/4

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

Pottery dish. Satsuma ware. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Decoration of a basket of flowers and tea ceremony utensils. Signed Kinkozan. 4-1/4" d. All items in session one were collected by William

JAPANESE CAST IRON TEA CEREMONY HIBACHIMeiji PeriodOvoid. Separate covered lift-out warmer. Ring handles on each piece.Height 12".

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

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

MEIJI PERIOD CLOISONNE TEA CEREMONY TRAY WITH WARMING LAMP AND BOWLS

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

Satsuma Japanese Miniature Urn Meiji Period depicting a tea ceremony scene with good quality floral & tea motif decorations. Weight Approx., 0.5 lbs Measures Approx., 2.7 in. diameter x 6 in. tall.Dom

A Japanese Satsuma bowl, Seikozan, Meiji, the interior painted with a courtyard garden tea ceremony, within a raised gilt floral border, the exterior decorated in the round with figures in a garden la

Gekko Ogata - Tea Ceremony by Cherry Tree. Japanese woodblock print. The first edition of this design was published in 1895. The current print was printed in the Meiji period (1868 - 1912). Size of th

PAIR WOODBLOCK GEKKO OGATA (1859-1920) MEIJI PERIOD Gekko Ogata (1859 – 1920) was one of the well-known Ukyo-e artists of Meiji period. One depicts, Women in Tea Ceremony. The other lady with umbrel

DESCRIPTION: Woodblock print entitled "Tea Ceremony" by Shiro Kasamatsu depicting a woman performing the eponymous ritual. Titled and signed at upper right. CIRCA: Mid-20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMEN

Lot of 8 Japanese books from the ARTS OF JAPAN collection 1-8. The collections includes. Design Motifs by Saburo Mizoguchi. Kyoto Ceramics By Masahiko Sato. Tea Ceremony Utencils by Ryoichi Fujioka Th

Exceptional Antique Bronze Meiji Period Traditional Usubata. Patinated, handled Urn Form on Tripod Base, wide bronze insert. These were often used in tea ceremonies as centerpieces to display Ikebana.

(4) Antique Japanese tea ceremony vessels, Includes an E-Karatsu Kashiki handled bowl, possibly Momoyama period, 4.5"h x 6.5"l x 4.75"w; a grey Shino-Oribe tea bowl with white designs, poss. Momoyama

Rare Japanese Tea Ceremony Table by Kamisaka Sekka (Japanese 1866-1942) Paulownia or Kiriwood table, of rectangular form with one side an openwork frieze, on squared legs over a stretcher shelf, the i

Japanese Tea Ceremony Chagama Tetsubin & Kama Pot on Stand 11.5''x13.5''. A rare three part cast iron set with bronze lids. Tetsubin measures 8''x6'' and kama pot 5.5''x6''. Matching signatures under

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

19th century chaire (tea caddy for storing powdered green tea used in tea ceremony) of cylindrical shape with well defined shoulders and cloisonne cover. Tamba ware (Hyogo Prefecture), beautiful brown

Title: Japanese Showa Period Iron Kettle - Japanese Tea Ceremony Origin: Asian private collection Date/Period: 20th Material: Iron Description: Size: about 250x120x140 mm, a Japanese iron teapot, hand

19th century chaire (tea caddy for storing powdered green tea used in tea ceremony) with well defined shoulders, the body pinched in slightly in 3 places, beautiful green glaze and silvery metal cover