By Ishiguro Kuko, A Monumental Sumidagawa Ceramic 'Dragon'

By Ishiguro Kuko, A Monumental Sumidagawa Ceramic 'Dragon' Vase, Meiji/Taisho PeriodWell-moulded to depict four sinuous dragons amongst dark clouds around the body, a white square seal mark signed 'Is

ENGLISH MINTON MAJOLICA MONUMENTAL DRAGON CERAMIC JARDINIERE, raised on three large molded ball and claw feet, wide base with relief dragon design over basketweave surface, bright polychrome enamels.

THREE JAPANESE CERAMIC VASESJapanese, 20th century, ceramic. Including a Sumida Gawa "moon flask" vase with molded figures, marked; a small vase with applied three-clawed dragon to the shoul

Bavarian, circa 1900, the ovoid body showing a crackle glazed and sepia patinated surface, decorated in the round with a finely modelled green scaled dragon, the underside with impressed Amphora marks

Antique Chinese Ceramic Dragon garden pot Antique Chinese Ceramic "Dragon" Pot, used for planet or storage, with raised gold glazed decoration. This pot is exceptional decor as a garden jar. Height: 1

Iridized and matte textured glazes. Crown mark, amphora oval, Austria oval, impressed "4552", "52". A similar example is illustrated in "The House of Amphora", Scott, p. 110. Condition: (Mint). Dimens

Chinese Cizhou ware crackle glazed ceramic dragon vase with molded handles; overall good condition; H 16" x D 8 1/2" (approx.)Provenance: Private Pasadena, CA collection

Cream, white and green glazes with applied gold gilt. Marked with raised medallion, Stellmacher monogram, red Stellmacher mark, incised “13, 2”, “Stellmacher, Teplitz”. An exam

PAIR MONUMENTAL PHOENIX & DRAGON CLOISONNE VASES: The necks on both vases have archaic borders, and have bats on the wide panels. The narrow facets are archaic and flower patterns. The narrow pane

D: 11cm

24.5 inches high, 1900. Amphora Oval, Austria Oval, Amphora Crown Mark, Impressed 4535, Mint Condition. Illustrated in Monsters and Maidens Collectors Edition, Byron Vreeland, page 317.

Red dragon with green and gold wings. Marked with the Amphora crown mark and Amphora oval. Remnants of Amphora label. Some glaze loss on dragon. Impressed 4549/50. Similar example illustrated in Monst

29 1/2" tall, 18" at the bulbous center, 8 5/8" top diameter, 12 1/2" base. Includes 1980 Certificate of Identity from the Hong Kong Art Group, stating at the time vase was at least 100 years old. Mul

DESCRIPTION: A large Sumida Gawa ceramic vase with moon flask form, figural, and pagoda, reliefs finished with semi-glazed details. Marked with wafer seal, character markings in blue along lower body.

Monumental Italian fantasy carved wood figural wall mirror, late 19th c., having sculptural frame modeled as a winged dragon in high relief, on molded circular mount, encasing shaped and beveled mirro

Large and impressive Chinese carved dragon and cloud altar table, having a floating panel top with exaggerated upturned flanges, above a recessed relief carved leiwen band, and an apron heavily carved

H: 10.8 in. (27.5 cm) D: 14.5 in. (37 cm)

DESCRIPTION: Salvaged wooden panel featuring a sculpture of a Chinese dragon among swirling clouds, both in very high relief.Provenance: Gifted From Shanghai Bank to First Chinese Bank of San Francisc

H: 2.7 in. (6.8 cm) D: 6.6 in. (16.8 cm)

19/20th cen, both measure 40"h 17" by 21"w; Provenance: from a New Jersey Estate

Islamic Persian Kashan Ceramic Tile With Dragon c.13th century AD. Size 14 x 14 1/4 inches. Rare ceramic large tile with relief design of a Dragon and floral design. Provenance: From a NYC collection

20th century, each with decoration in the Greek style with drapery swags and classical masks, 34 x 20-1/2 in. , Provenance: Private Collection, Camden, South Carolina

Monumental Chinese Famille Rose vase decorated with various colored dragons and orange bats set against a multi-color ruyi cloud ground. With a Daoguang 6-character mark to the underside. From a Manha

Monumental Chinese Famille Rose vase decorated with various colored dragons and orange bats set against a multi-color ruyi cloud ground. With a Daoguang 6-character mark to the underside. From a Manha