Antique/Vintage Japanese Teapots

Three pieces of Kutani porcelain. Teapot has a heat fissure, but doesn't leak. Both tea bowls and lids are good. Inro has signature (see photos). Date tag 1939. Inro missing two mother of pearl inlay

Antique & Vintage Japanese Blue & White Tea Set, this assorted tea set features a creamer, a teapot, two sugar containers, two coffee cups, and ten saucers, the largest is measured at 5 x 8 inches

19th and 20th century group including a carved soap stone pagoda, two Japanese bronze vases, an earthenware teapot, a peking glass bowl, a bronze libation cup or censor and a fine celadon glazed bud v

Two cast iron Meiji 19th century Japanese archaic style iron teapots. Larger measures 9 inches high (handle up), and has gold decoration along handle (worn), cast bronze cover with signature on unders

Group of 8 Japanese glazed porcelain tea bowls, wherein 7 with boxes. Size varies.

Including 2 Japanese porcelain bowls, 2 covered cases and a covered pot, some pieces with box. 5.7inch H. 6inch W (largest).

Collection of Japanese glazed stoneware tea bowls, some pieces with box. 5.75-4.25 inch (largest).

Group of 7 Japanese glazed porcelain tea cups. 5.7inch W, 2.5inch H (largest).

Two Chinese and Japanese Teapots 19TH-20TH CENTURY 鐵壺兩把 comprising a tetsubin and a black pottery example with pewter handles Height: 6 1/4 in., 16 cm.

Group of 8 Japanese glazed stoneware tea bowls, some pieces with boxes. Approx. 5.25-2.75 inch (largest).

Group of 5 collectible Japanese stoneware tea bowls. 4.7-3 inch (largest).

Collection of 7 Japanese porcelain tea bowls, some pieces with box. 5-35 inch (largest).

Group of 6 Japanese stoneware tea bowls, wherein 3 with boxes. approx. 4.5-3 inch (largest bowl).

Group of 7 Japanese glazed porcelain tea bowls, with boxes. Size varies.

Including 6 Japanese stoneware bowls and 5 plates. Approx. 4.5-4.5-3.5 inch (largest).

Including lacquer, wood, porcelain and bamboo bowls, plates, vases and tea set tools. 11.75inch H, 5.5inch W (largest vase).

Japanese, 19th/20th century. Collection of four teapots comprising of an unmarked bronze (likely Edo period) teapot with bulbous body; black glazed shigaraki clay teapot with white metal handle with s

6 Diminutive Japanese Teapots and Water Droppers. Assorted mediums. Provenance: Ex collection of Dr. Horacio Fabrega, Pittsburgh, PA; Uno Langmann, Ltd., Vancouver, B.C.; Crane Gallery, Seattle, WA, e

Collection of Japanese porcelain tea sets, with boxes. Size varies.

iron teapot (overall): 7in(L) x 5.5in(H), bronze teapot (overall): 10in(H) x 7in(L)

Including 6 Japanese glazed porcelain bowls, a vase and a wood stand. 10inch H, 4.7inch W (vase size).

Including a Japanese stoneware porcelain covered box and tea bowls. Approx. 6-6.75 inch (largest).

Collection of Japanese glazed porcelain bottles, tea cups, and plates. 8.4-8.4-2.75 inch (largest).

Japanese glazed porcelain bowls and covered case, some pieces with box. 5inch H, 6inch W (case size).