Ko-Satsuma Mizusashi tea ceremony water vessel

Japanese Bizen ware Mizusashi tea ceremony water jar, of Hitoe-Guchi form with two handles at differing heights and a lid. Marked along the underside.Height: 5 1/4 in x width: 7 in x diameter: 4 3/4 i

Early Japanese Mizusashi tea ceremony water jar with a black lacquered wood cover and a spout, Taisho period.Height: 5 in x width: 9 1/4 in x diameter: 8 1/4 in.

Large Japanese 18 / 19 C Tea Ceremony Cream Crackle Glazed Mizusashi (Fresh Water Container) with double strap handles and a brown glazed interior, now with a black lacquered cover, late 19 Century do

Japanese Imari underglaze blue porcelain mizusashi, (fresh water container used in tea ceremony), the exterior decorated with butterflies and flowers, together with black lacquer lid and a kiri wood b

Water jar for tea ceremony,  of irregular cylindrical stoneware form in earthy brown and black glaze with an abstracted shape in hare's fur glaze, with ebonized wood cover, the cover signed in red

Lidded jar made to keep water fresh and cool for the tea ceremony; buff colored stoneware with partial pale green glaze, applied lug handles. Signed with two impressed marks near base. Approx. 7" H.

The two-part double gourd form censer stands on tripod feet, the censer with leaf shaped piercing to cover, the base with kidney shape opening and two animal head handles. Each painted in very fine de

(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

A 19th century cast iron Japanese tea ceremony vessel measuring 5 1/2 inches high x 4 diameter.

Antique Cast Iron Tea Ceremony Mizusashi, the sides with 2 wrought iron ring handles through animal masks and an all-over "Dragon in Clouds" Design; the top with a wrought iron ring handle. Good condi

19th century Japanese ceramic kensui - a basin used during tea ceremony for receiving water in which chawan (tea bowl) is rinsed. The piece was made at Shigaraki kilns - one of the six ancient kilns o

(lot of 10) one shelf of Japanese ceramics including one large bowl Kutani dish tea bowl for tea ceremony Satsuma coffee cup and saucer marked "Asahiyama" largest: approx. 10.5"dia

mixed lot of doll kitchen pieces, tinplate, cocoa-cooker probably Märklin, tea-cooker, 14.5 cm, water vessel, ceramic jar, some cutlery parts German Description Konv. Puppenküchen-Teile, Weißblech,

(lot of 6) Five Japanese Oribe dishes, with marking to the base, in a kiri tomobako; together with a celadon color kensui (water bowl for tea ceremony), largest: 9.75"dia

Vintage Chinese Porcelain Planter / Cache Pot. Scenes of a tea ceremony on yellow satsuma ground. Decorated with Flowers and Butterflies. 14"x9"x8". Weight 5 lbs.

A CHINESE TEA-DUST GLAZE WATER-POT Of baluster vessel raised from a circular foot, covered overall with tea-dust glaze. DIMENSIONS: L. 10 cm. W. 10 cm. H. 7.5 cm. Weight 290 grams. HAVE A SIMILAR ITE

Item: Bizen Used Water Container (Kensui) Origin: Japan Date: Edo Period; 18th century Materials: Ceramic (Bizen) Size: D: 5 4/8 in Bizen Used Water Container (Kensui) for tea ceremony Please note tha

18th to early 19th century iron Japanese sword tsuba worked in low relief and inlaid with tea ceremony utensils. Rare subject, utensils include: hishaku (water dipper), sumitori (charcoal basket), cha

ARITA BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN WATER CARRIER : This water carrier is for a tea ceremony and has a wooden lid. The porcelain handle is in a diapered pattern. Has a Chien Jung mark.

An antique Japanese Porcelain Satsuma Tea Pot good for coffee, tea, warm water, sake, whatever you would like really. Circa the late Meiji Period (1890-1910). In good condition. Signed by the maker. T

Japanese lacquer tea ceremony doll house items, a shelf unit, vessels and figures, six pieces with wood box. Tallest 4.75" H.

Service. 6 piece John Samuel Hunt tea service including a kettle on stand, teapot, coffee pot, creamer, handles sugar, and hot water vessel. London, maker's mark of John Samuel Hunt (Hunt & Roskel

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

Three matched 17th century Ko-Sometsuke scalloped dishes featuring a hare surrounded by 4 geometric designs creating a circle and 16 roundels off pine, plum blossoms, farmers, and whirled wheels. 8 in