Two Arita Ware Shallow Bowls, Meiji Period

Two Arita Ware Shallow Bowls, Meiji Period (1868-1911). Two unusual scenes and color palette in bowls with scalloped edges. Excellent condition. Dimension: 1 3/4" high x 6" diameter. A LIST OF RECOMME

Two Unusual Kutani Shallow Bowls, Meiji Period (1868-1911). Very unusual and desirable techniques are used in the enameling, such as the shaded moon. Excellent gold work and finely drawn figures adorn

Two Superb Japanese Kutani Shallow Bowls. Two very unusual and finely drawn porcelain bowls with excellent enameling and gilding. Dimension: 6 1/4" long x 5 1/2" wide. A LIST OF RECOMMENDED THIRD-PART

Tianqi and Chongzhen Eras, 1621-44 includes, two Kraak ware plates, two jarlets, shallow bowl and small shallow bowl, all with floral and geometric patterns. 10 in. Diam. of largest.

(4) Japanese pottery chawan tea bowls, Meiji Period or later (late 19th to 20th c.), Japan, including two square-form red glaze Shino ware bowls decorated with geometric slip designs and domed mound e

Mid to late 19th C. Meiji period Japanese black lacquer ware 2" (height) x 13 1/2" (length) x 10" (width) scalloped body oval shallow bowl decorated with figural & floral designs. CONDITION: Areas wit

comprising: a notched-rim plate, enamelled and gilded with cranes in a bamboo groove with flowering peonies; together with a lobbed deep bowl, decorated to the interior and exterior with figures, the

East Asia, Japan, Edo to Meiji period, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely Kutani ware lidded jar, a beautiful porcelain style that is often grouped with Arita or Imari wares- the bright colors were suppose

Includes: (1) Edo period teapot (hairline cracks to bottom and handle, small chip at spout), unmarked. 5 1/4" H. (2) Meiji period footed bowl (2 1/4" H x 8 1/8" dia.), two pair cup, and small dish. Al

A Set of Ten Japanese Gilt and Red Lacquered Wooden Shallow Footed Bowls, Meiji Period.Largest dimension: Dia: 5 in. An important Cleveland collector.

Japanese Arita Ware miniature octagonal porcelain bowl with flared rim. Kakiemon decorations in overglaze polychrome enamels. 18th-19th Century. Height: 2 5/8 inches. Diameter: 3 7/8 inches.

A JAPANESE ARITAWARE PORCELAIN CHARGER, MEIJI PERIOD Decorated with a blossoming fruit tree, florals and birds, the scalloped rim with a diaper and lattice pattern, unmarked. Diameter 18.5 inches (47

Two antique Japanese Arita ware porcelain bowls, each with gilt detailing, including: squat circular form, exhibiting continuous figural rural landscape to interior, and mountainous landscape to exter

(lot of 3) One shelf of Japanese Imari bowls, Meiji period: two smaller ones with a phoenix in the center, exterior with chrysanthemums and mouse, largest with a flower in blue-and-white in the center

Meiji Period Arita ware. High relief dragons amongst blue field decoration. 8 x 10".

Two Japanese Imari Porcelain Bowls Meiji period (1868-1912), includes two porcelain bowls hand painted with elaborate patterns and decoration of floral blooms and scenic landscapes in underglaze blue

Japanese Meiji period satsuma shallow bowl. Size: 1.5" height x 8.75" diameter. Overall condition is good.

JAPANESE EXPORT MEIJI PERIOD SILVER BOWL, two-pieced construction, consisting of an ovoid form well with quatrefoil petal rim, sitting in a base with repousse and chased decoration of irises rising fr

Pottery tea bowl. Satsuma ware. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Decoration of the cherry blossom festival. Exterior with fish and aquatic plants. Signed Kozan. 6" d. All items in session one were col

(lot of 6) Japanese Satsuma ware, Meiji period: consisting of two vases, marked "Satsuma Hodota" with Shimazu clan crest, each with a wooden stand; export ware: three coffee cups with saucer, Marked [

This a Vintage Japanese satsuma shallow bowl or scalloped plate from the Meiji period . Fine quality painted satsuma with extensive floral, birds and rooster design. The backing of bowl heavily painte

A very fine Japanese Meiji period cloisonne bowl, showing two dragons on a midnight black ground. 5 inches Diameter. Provenance: From James Dolph's Private Collection.

A fine Japanese Dainippon Satsuma ware bowl with the 7 lucky gods. Meiji period and appears to be artist signed, Hodota. Fine Gold gliding and raised gold gilt paint. Some enamel paint. All hand paint

A KAKIEMON PORCELAIN BOWL Arita ware, Kakiemon type Edo period (1615-1868), 18th century The lobed bowl set on a ring foot and painted in underglaze cobalt, red iron oxide and gilt, decorated on the i