1900s Japanese ceramic KOGO tea ceremony marked

19th century Kyoto ware Japanese ceramic rounded octagonal kashiki dish enameled on the inside with a phoenix in flight above blooming flowers. Used for holding sweets served during tea ceremony. Very

Two Japanese ceramic / porcelain kogos / incense boxes (used in Japanese tea ceremony). The rabbit formed kogo having a white glaze. The bird having a celadon glaze. CONDITION NOTE: faint curved hairl

(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

1920s (late Taisho) Japanese ceramic Shino ware chawan (tea bowl) for tea ceremony with shallow incised depiction of stylized flowers. Shino ware originated in the 16th century in Mino Province, in pr

1920s (late Taisho) Japanese ceramic Shino ware chawan (tea bowl) for tea ceremony with shallow incised depiction of stylized flowers. Shino ware originated in the 16th century in Mino Province, in pr

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 8) Japanese ceramic tea bowls for tea ceremony: including two Oribe with lids largest: 6"dia

Late Meiji to early Taisho (1910s) Japanese wooden round kogo (box for incense during tea ceremony) with gilded bronze paulownia samurai crest on the top and gold lacquer on the inside. Material appea

19th century Japanese ceramic chawan (tea bowl) for tea ceremony with mottled orange and white glaze. Aka-Raku (red Raku) pottery produced in the Kyoto region. Excellent design, beautiful potting with

19th century/Meiji period Japanese pottery kogo (box for incense during tea ceremony) in a form of a crouched monkey wearing a hat used in Sambaso dance. Raku pottery produced in the Kyoto region, won

1910s (late Meiji - early Taisho) wooden Japanese kogo - box for incense used during tea ceremony. Beautifully made out of yew wood, superb piece in Japanese taste cleverly utilizing wood grain patter

VINTAGE MINIATURE ALICE IN WONDERLAND TEA SETAdorable Walt Disney Productions miniature ceramic tea set marked Japan on bottom, has three cups and saucers with the White Rabbit, Mad Hatter

VINTAGE MINIATURE ALICE IN WONDERLAND TEA SET Adorable Walt Disney Productions miniature ceramic tea set marked Japan on bottom, has three cups and saucers with the White Rabbit, Mad Hat

Title: 19c Japanese multimetal BOX tea ceremony KOGO drum WASP Description: Superb quality 19th century Japanese bronze round kogo (box for incense during tea ceremony) in a shape of a drum. Top is de

A Japanese oribe pottery / stoneware incense box / kogo (used in Japanese tea ceremony). Late 17th / early 18th century, Edo period. Faceted square box with canted corners, olive glaze. Measures 2.25"

19th century Japanese ceramic Shigaraki ware chawan (tea bowl) for tea ceremony with enamel decoration of 3 yuzu citrons with leaves. Shigaraki is one of the six ancient kilns of Japan with long histo

1- Antique circa 1880 Japanese exceptional bronze kogo (incense box used in tea ceremony). Copper and Bronze with Birds and Chrysanthemums.Measures 2.75x1.75x1.25". 2- Vintage Celluloid/Ivorine Letter

Circa 1900s. Provenance: Collection of a Distinguished European Gentleman Dimensions: Width: 5 in.Depth: 4 3/4 in.

Ceramic chawan (tea bowl) for tea ceremony with multifaceted outside and circle shape foot. Unusual piece made in marbled technique that is achieved by laminating different colored clays (5 or six col

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

Japanese, late 20th century. Two patinated metal hanaire or flower vases, traditionally used in tea ceremonies. One marked to underside, both with a Gregg Baker London gallery label to underside. Appr

Japanese large ceramic chatsubo (tea jar) with a lid and cap, probably Edo period, ribbon and bow design on the shoulder, the bulbous body decorated with figures, clouds and palm trees, marked on the

Rather unusual 19th century Japanese ceramic Kuro Oribe chaire (tea caddy for storing powdered green tea used in tea ceremony). Superb free potting, typical elliptical lines on the bottom left by a st

Lot of 8 Japanese books from the ARTS OF JAPAN collection 1-8. The collections includes. Design Motifs by Saburo Mizoguchi. Kyoto Ceramics By Masahiko Sato. Tea Ceremony Utencils by Ryoichi Fujioka Th