Japanese Antique Studio Ceramic Vase

8pc Studio Art Pottery Glazed Ceramics. Charles Voltz Vallauris France Red Tin Glaze Bowl. Japanese Vases and Dish. Austrian Figurine. Italian Trivet Dimensions: Height: 4.25 inches, Width: 7 inches,

Early 1900's vase in brown / straw glaze with molded Oni face. Pierced mouth. Unsigned. Dimensions: H 13.5" x Dia. 12" Condition: Base drilled with internal chipping. A few stray surface marks.

Antique Japanese tan glazed ceramic vase; of unusual segmented form, with ovoid body and slim neck; one side with delicate foliate spray; Provenance: From the Hashimoto Estate; H: 7 1/4"

Group of four old and antique Japanese glazed ceramic vases, of various forms, including: cylindrical showing calligraphy; faceted with long neck exhibiting pomegranate motif, mark to base; ovoid with

Two antique Japanese ceramic vases, each of full rounded bodies with slim necks and rolled lips: the smaller with brown and pale blue glaze; together with blue and white floral spray; Provenance: From

LOT TWO ANTIQUE JAPANESE CERAMIC VASES, ONE ARTIST SIGNED, BOTH IN BLUE GLAZE, ONE HAVING BAMBOO METAL OVERLAY, TALLEST 10" x 4 1/4".

A grouping of three antique Japanese ceramic vases including a French silver mounted vase signed on the underside, silver mounts stamped with French .950 silver minerva hallmark (11.5"H x 6" in diamet

Two large antique Japanese ceramic vases including a large satsuma vase (15.25"H x 8" in diameter) and a smaller Kutani vase with applied dragon motif, signed on the underside ( 12"H x 7.5" in diamete

DESCRIPTION: Antique Japanese ceramic vase lacquered with a vermillion tone throughout. The vase features a polychrome enameled depiction at one side of a bird of prey sitting on a tree observing smal

Antique Japanese Satsuma Ceramic Vase. Size 4 5/8 inches high. Fine Satsuma vase signed at base.

DESCRIPTION: An antique Japanese vase featuring a cylindrical form with an overall brown gloss glaze, embellished with tied ceramic rope motifs wrapping the vase. Finished with a small frog figurine a

A beautiful 19th c. Meiji studio pottery vase c. 19th c. Signed on the base. Measures about 12 x 5 1/2 inches.

10x23.5cm Weight: 780 grams (Before Packing) Thousand Planet Auction House Season 4: Ten2Go August Collection Auction. A bargain hunter's, fixer-upper's, and pack-rat's dream come true! Our Ten2Go "wa

23.5x10cm Weight: 780 grams

Akihiro Nikaido (Japanese, b. 1977) modern studio pottery ceramic vase, with asymmetric form. 11.75" H x 10.75" W x 8.5" D. Provenance: Cavin-Morris Gallery, New York City.

Akihiro Nikaido (Japanese, b. 1977) modern studio pottery ceramic vase of traditional shape. 8.5" H x 12" diameter. Provenance: Cavin-Morris Gallery, New York City.

Akihiro Nikaido (Japanese, b. 1977) modern studio pottery ceramic vase, conical form with flared rim. 13.25" H x 8.5" diameter. Provenance: Cavin-Morris Gallery, New York City.

Akihiro Nikaido (Japanese, b. 1977) modern studio pottery ceramic vase of traditional form, maker's mark to underside. 15.5" H x 6.5" diameter. Provenance: Cavin-Morris Gallery, New York City.

Akihiro Nikaido (Japanese, b. 1977) modern studio pottery ceramic vase, straight lip over tapering body. 10" H x 15" diameter. Provenance: Cavin-Morris Gallery, New York City.

Akihiro Nikaido (Japanese, b. 1977) modern studio pottery ceramic vase, with asymmetric form. 8.25" H x 8.25" diameter. Provenance: Cavin-Morris Gallery, New York City.

Akihiro Nikaido (Japanese, b. 1977) modern studio pottery ceramic vase of traditional form with abstract floral motif, maker's mark to underside. 10.5" H x 11.5" diameter. Provenance: Cavin-Morris Gal

Akihiro Nikaido (Japanese, b. 1977) modern studio pottery ceramic vase / bowl. 12.25" H x 13.5" diameter. Provenance: Cavin-Morris Gallery, New York City.

Earth tones with hand applied and painted flowers on both front and back sides. Unknown mark on bottom of one vase as shown. 12" high.

Item: Flower Vase Origin: Japan Date: Meiji Period Materials: Glazed ceramic Size: H: 11 7/8 in; D: 4 7/8 in Flower vase with an incised poem by Otagaki Rengetsu (1791-1875): "The moonlight above the