Meiji Japanese Koransha Fukagawa studio ware stem vase

Japanese 11" tall hand painted Fukagawa studio vase, Meiji/Taisho Period, meticulously painted. Matte Porcelain with hand painted Mountain Home and Lake. Signed by the artist to one side and with the

Japanese, Arita ware, Fukagawa kiln, of baluster form, decorated with polychrome floral designs against a dark blue ground, with gilt highlights, having Koransha mark to its base. H. 37.4 cm (14 3/4 i

with spongeware decoration 10" high

Description: Japanese porcelain studio ware vase, decorated with dragon, floral and fish motifs Date: Early 20th Century Dimensions: Height: Approximately 10 inches No Reserve Buyer pays shipping. Thi

Bird and flower decoration, early 20th c., height 12 inches.

Japanese ,19th C,Fukagawa ware vase painted with iron red blossoming floral motifs with densely decorated gilt scrolls on a blue ground, attached with fixed gilded oval shaped handle on the sides, rim

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

Japanese antique Meiji period white porcelain hand-painted plate, the enameled design with butterfly and floral border, the center with peacocks within a floral tree, manufactured by Koransha, marked

Fukagawa Koransha Cobalt Blue with Gold Arita Vase. Measures 7"x7"x8 1/2". Weight 3 pds.

Palace Japanese Meiji Koransha Porcelain Blue & White Vase, Signed (15 1/2” x 10” x 8 3/4”)

A pair of Japanese porcelain fukagawa dragon vases, dating from the Meiji period. Designed in shades of red and white with many elements of design. Each with a tall, rounded body and thick neck with f

A Japanese Satsuma ware vase, raised on five legs, late Meiji, H 46 cmA Japanese Satsuma ware vase, decorated with a samurai warrior on horseback to one side, the other side with lady and boys in a ga

Vintage, Meiji to early Showa Ando Jubei studio enameled vase with turquuoise blue ground completed with silvered metal rim and foot. Measures approx. 6 1/4" height x 5" diameter. Some wear to metal b

A Japanese Satsuma Ware Vase by Ito Tozan, Meiji-Taisho Period Marks: seal stamp, three-character mark 12-3/8 x 9-1/2 inches (31.4 x 24.1 cm) HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights

meiji period, 9.8"ht, pair japanese studio porcelain vases with bird scene, signed at side and bottom, probably of seto kiln

A Japanese Satsuma Vase by Kinkozan StudioMeiji or Taisho period, early 20th century, the ovoid body finely painted in polychrome enamels and gilt on a matte dark olive tan glaze with a continuous dai

A very fine Japanese Imari ware porcelain vase, Meiji era, late 19th century. The tapering body with trumpet neck decorated in underglaze blue and overglaze iron red, green and gilt, with floral vine

A late 19th century Japanese Imari ware porcelain vase, Meiji era, with painting in underglaze blue of a large hawk and small birds flying over waves on two sides, and a lush landscape on the other tw

A late 19th century Japanese Imari ware porcelain vase, Meiji era, with design in underglaze blue of peacocks and peonies on two sides and springtime blossoming trees and plants on the other two. Lapp

Japanese studio porcelain vase by Nishiura Enji, Meiji Period. Drilled for lamp. 12"h (30.48 cm) Provenance: Property from an estate in Connecticut. Note: This item is located at our offsite warehouse

Meiji Japanese porcelain floor vase with depictions of actors, phoenixes, and chrysanthemums, double flower form handles, circa 1890's. Restoration to the top. 30.5"h x 11.5"w **Please Note: This item

A Pair of Japanese Meiji Period Imari Vases by KoranshaMeiji period (1868-1912), elongated bulbous form, finely hand painted in the Imari palette with gilt highlights featuring exquisite phoenixes ove

Jun Isezaki (Japanese, b. 1936). Studio pottery bizen ware or bizen yaki stoneware vase with artist signed box. Jun Isezaki is one of the most renowned masters of Bizen pottery, a traditional ware tha