Japanese Porcelain Gull Form Dish by Makuzu Kozan

MAKUZU KOZAN: A Japanese Porcelain Vase of inverted baluster form with broad, cylindrical neck and everted rim, decorated on the impressed wave ground with Omodaka leaves and flowers in relief and und

JAPANESE PORCELAIN VASE BY MAKUZU KOZANMeiji PeriodIn baluster form, with decoration of Fujin, God of Wind, on an ombré dusty rose to white ground.Height 12".

Of "alms bowl" form, glazed overall an elegant graded pale green tone, decorated with bamboo from bottom to lip, foot ring unglazed, seal mark to the underside. (H: 6 3/8 in.) Property from a private

Makuzu Kozan (1842-1916) porcelain blue and white baluster form vase with bamboo decoration Japan, Meiji period high glazed ceramic underglazed signature, old paper label 5 5/8"dia x 13 1/4"h

Glazed Porcelain Vase by Makuzu Kozan I, ( Japanese 1842-1916) Square shouldered bowed cylindrical form decorated in the negative space with a white egret on a delicately shaded iron red and pale gree

Japanese, Meiji Period, of squat baluster form, depicting white foliate sprays on a green reserve, flared rim, six character mark of Kozan studio on base within two rings, 8-1/2 in. Provenance: Collec

(2) Japanese porcelain Awabi form dishes, 19th/20th c., unmarked, 9"l x 7.5"w

Japanese Imari Porcelain Chrysanthemum-Form Dish and Covered Jar , 19th and 20th c., dish h. 1 5/8 in., dia. 12 1/2 in.; jar h. 16 in.; together with lacquer box, h. 1 7/8 in., w. 9 5/8 in., d. 6 1/4

Makuzu Kozan. Japanese porcelain large censer or vase. Underwater carp decoration. Signed on base. Later wood top. 9.5in diameter. 8.5in high.

Signed Makuzu Kozan porcelain compote decorated with wisteria. 3.5"h x 6.5" round

Japanese Celadon Porcelain Vase by Makuzu Kozan, probably late 19th-early 20th century in date, is exquisitely potted and glazed. Inspired by Korean inlaid celadon, the the blue-green celadon glaze is

Makuzu Kozan Japanese porcelain gold enamel bird incense burner.Incised artist mark on the bottom.Circa 1900.Height 8 inches. Diameter 6 inches.

Japanese Porcelain Sweets Bowl, by Makuzu Kozan probably early 20th century in date, is shaped like a handscroll. The interior is decorated with a landscape brushed with iron brown glaze emulating mon

Japanese Glazed Turquoise Porcelain Cone Form Dish, H 2'' Dia. 6.7'' | Unglazed foot. Brown Rim.

Japanese Meiji Period Imari Porcelain Awabi Form Dish Plate 9.25 in. x 8 in. size: 1.75 x 9.25 x 8 - hair line

A LOVELY EARLY 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD PORCELAIN VASE by Makuzu Kozan, painted with birds. 9.75ins high.

A Japanese Imari Porcelain Dish. Boat form dish with orange and blue painted decoration 3.5" x 14" x 8.5"

Japanese Makuzu Kozan: underglaze blue and lavender Porcelain Iris Vase, the base with double rings in clear glaze and Signed in underglaze blue within a blue rectangle to center base. Height 12 inche

Lot 79 Japanese Makuzu Kozan Porcelain and Silver Vase (late Meiji period) signed on the underside in underglaze blue, with a silver mouth rim, and the porcelain with a mirror black glaze framing thr

Makuzu Kozan two Japanese porcelain vases.Decorated with hanging fruit, leaves and branches.Circa 1900.Artist signed.Tallest height 6 3/4 inches. Largest diameter 6 inches.(Smaller vase cracks to the

Japanese Blue and White Porcelain Vase: Makuzu Kozan II (Japanese 1859-1940) c. 1917, represents the artist's studio. It is a finely potted vase decorated with a cedar forest painted in underglaze blu

Japanese Porcelain Vase, dated 1916, as created by the ceramic artist Makuzu Kozan II (Japanese 1859-1940) who was highly acclaimed during his lifetime. This porcelain vase is decorated with chrysanth

Height 12.75 inches. Decorated with birds and wisteria on a finely carved wave pattern ground, signed with a six character mark in underglaze blue, early 20th c. Bottom drilled, repaired base chip and

Grouping of Four Antique Japanese Imari Porcelain Tableware. Includes two fish form dishes together with two chargers. Dishes and one charger is signed. Largest charger measures 12-1/4" dia. Fish form