Six Stoneware [Chawan] or Tea Bowls

(4) Japanese stoneware chawan tea bowls, 18th/19th c., includes a grey Karatsu style bowl with circular 'Enso' sign; a brown Suisakate Kofuku style bowl with mottled glaze design; a cream and black Se

Takaezu, Toshiko (American/Hawaii, 1922-2011), Stoneware glazed bow / chawan (Chinese tea bowl), artist's monogram incised on base, 5.5 inch diameter, height 2.75 inches. Provenance: A lifelong collec

Temple, Byron (American, 1933-2002), Stoneware glazed bowl / chawan (Chinese tea bowl), maker's mark on rim near base, 4.5 inch diameter, height 3.5 inches. Provenance: A lifelong collector of contemp

Temple, Byron (American, 1933-2002), Stoneware glazed bowl / chawan (Chinese tea bowl), maker's mark on rim near base, 6 inch diameter, height 4.25 inches. Provenance: A lifelong collector of contempo

Shiro Tsujimura (Japanese, b. 1947), Six Tea Bowlsstoneware with kohiki slip glaze over gray stone body, includes three tall vertical tea bowls and three shorter wide tea bowls, spiral foot to undersi

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

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

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 28 Japanese Stoneware ”Shoe Shaped” Tea Bowl (Kutsugata Chawan) (Edo Period) formed from Mino clay, set on an unglazed foot, with shino glaze covering the walls, and decorated with fo

(2 PCS) JAPANESE POTTERY - Both Chawan (ceremonial tea bowls), one on high unglazed foot with tapered sides, formed of sand colored stoneware, the body of the bowl being glazed in a rich and creamy bu

Six pieces of Japanese pottery to include a geometric vase, a hexagonal bowl with underglaze enameled decoration, a black glazed pottery tea bowl, a stoneware vase, oribe bowl with crayfish design, an

Jeff Ortsreich, Pitcher, Bowl and Tea Bowls, Lot of SixUSA, stoneware, impressed artist cypher, comprising bowl, 18"dia; pitcher, 8.5"h and (4) tea bowls, 4.75"h. Provenance: Property from the estate

possibly Southern Song dynasty, covered in a chocolate brown glaze, with darker brown trails decorated on the interior, 2-3/4 x 6-1/2 in.; conical bowl coated in dark brown glaze over red ware, the in

(4) antique Japanese chawan tea bowls, Includes Mishima type decorated bowl (poss. Korean), 16th-18th c., with gold kintsugi repairs, in signed wooden box; green and brown Oribe style bowl; and two E-

(4) Korean chawan tea bowls, Joseon Dynasty, Includes Punch'ong style bowl, 15th c.; 2 Goshon-Hansu style bowls, one with notched foot, possibly 17th/18th c.; and shallower Soba bowl, 18th/19th c., wi

(4) antique Korean chawan tea bowls, Probably 16th/17th c., incl. Kakinoheta, Irabo, Ki-Irabo, and Tamago-de style glazes, each in wooden box, 2.25"h x 6"dia (largest), 3"h x 5.25"dia (smallest), 4"h

(4) Hagi chawan tea bowls, 19th and 20th c., Japan, thickly glazed earthenware, each high-sided bowl with pocked and crackled pink to area glaze, each in wood box, each approx. 3"h x 4.5"dia (pottery)

A set of six tea bowls and eight saucers, 18th century or later, the interiors painted in blue and white with two ladies on a terrace, and the exteriors with cafe-au-lait glaze, the tea bowls 8cm diam

Group of four, antique Japanese glazed and footed pottery chawan tea bowls: wide blue and white crackle with bamboo motif to exterior; cream crackle glazed wa-nari (circular) form; dark brown

Group of 4 rare Chinese Jian type stoneware tea bowls, wherein two bowls bottom carved with two-character mark. Approx. 5-3 inch (largest bowl).

(4) Japanese black Raku chawan tea bowls, 20th c., includes 1 attributed to 12th Raku master "Konyu", with square impressed mark underneath and two round marks on side, in signed wooden storage box (4

(4) Japanese pottery chawan tea bowls, Meiji Period or later (late 19th to 20th c.), Japan, including two square-form red glaze Shino ware bowls decorated with geometric slip designs and domed mound e

2 Porcelaneous Stoneware Tea Bowls signed with Impressed Mark by Wayne Ngan.

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