Ido-Tokuri, Sake Bottle, Korea, 16th C.

Joseon Dynasty, Korea 15th-16th Century Pear-shaped, with flared mouth and with brown and cream slip decoration Provenance: A distinguished central Pennsylvania collection Dimensions: Height: 11 in.

Korea 16th Century or earlier Two part carved wood duck with large body and elongated neck. Approx. 8 5/8" t x 11" w x 3 3/8" d.,Wood From the collection of a North Stonington, Connecticut estate.

13.5x7cm Weight: 202 grams

(3) Japanese textured glass sake bottles, 20th c., raised character marks to underside of foot, 10"h

Rather unusual early 19th century Japanese pottery tokkuri - sake bottle - with Oribe glaze on the top with beautiful streaks going onto the body and pooling at low points. Elegant shape with narrow n

Estimate: $120 - $200 Description: 19th Century Japanese Sake Bottle Provenance: Private Collection Dimensions: 4"h x 4"w x 4"l

DESCRIPTION: Ancient Khmer Pottery Miniature Baluster Bottle. (Ref. C05). CIRCA: 16th Century, possibly older. ORIGIN: Asia. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Peggy Slappey a known collector with exhibit

BOTTLE JAPANESE SAKE, C. 1960

A 15TH/16TH CENTURY ASIAN YUHUCHUN BOTTLE, VIETNAM Description: Varying shapes and sizes, largest example 8 inch height; The works for sale from the Hoi An Hoard are sure to tempt today's treasure hun

(3) signed Japanese modern ceramic vessels, 20th c., incl. a sake bottle vertical stripe pattern, stamped "Japan" with incised signature to underside, and (2) iridescent drip glazed bottle vases, each

Southeast Asia, Vietnam, Chu Dau, Le Dynasties, 15th to 16th CE. An elegantly crafted and painted porcelain bottle decorated with avian and floral motifs across its exterior. The craquelure filled whi

**Originally Listed At $1200** Europe, Western or Lowlands, Renaissance to Early Modern Period, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A beautiful bottle formed from cristallo glass displaying an octagonal base

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Korea, Choson Dynasty (also called Yi Dynasty), ca. 16th century CE. A lovely example of Korean Punch'ong or Buncheong ware - a traditional form of stoneware with

Korean, Joseon dynasty, 15th-16th Century The stoneware body of pear-form with cylindrical neck rising to a wide, flared mouth set on a vertical stembase. The body incised with stylized lotus, below a

Korean, Joseon dynasty, 15th-16th Century The stoneware body of pear-form with cylindrical neck rising to a wide, flared mouth set on a vertical stembase. The body incised with stylized lotus, below a

SST. Maker mark, "BN-16." C. 1950's Hires Root Beer thermometer. CONDITION: Sign has good color with minor fade to the gloss and extremely minor rubs to the paint in the field. Sign also has minor pai

Japan, ca. 18th century CE. This is a bizen ware sake bottle shaped like a Tanuki with delightful details -- he holds a bottle or canteen in his right hand and a plaque with Japanese characters suspen

East Asia, Korea, Joseon Dynasty, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A delightful wheel-thrown pottery vase with a ring base and smooth walls that gently expand to a curved shoulder, a cylindrical neck, and

**Originally Listed At $750** Europe, Western or Lowlands, Renaissance to Early Modern Period, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A dazzling bottle formed from cristallo glass displaying an octagonal base a

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Korea, Joseon dynasty, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A graceful buncheong (form of traditional stoneware) vase with a light grey-green hue, resting on a ring base t

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, Korea, House of Yi or Joseon Empire, ca. 15th to 16th century CE. A beautiful example of buncheong ware, a distinctive type of Korean ceramic decorated with wh

(3) Asian style procelain vases, 19th/20th c., incl. a Chinese style German oxblood vase signed "Orivit", a Korean celadon vase with bird decoration, and a Sake bottle/vase, each marked on underside o

Japan, c. 17th-early 20th century; First, a tall sake bottle with old label underneath describing it as Seto and 17th century; next, two more modern types. Height of tallest: 8 5/8" (22cm)

3 - Japanese Ceramics; 19th C Map of Japan Vase decorated with blue and white overglaze enamels; together with two Sake Bottles each with calligraphy. Good condition. Height of Map vase 11 1/4 inches