JAPANESE SATSUMA EARTHENWARE BOWL C.1880-1900

Large Japanese Meiji Period Satsuma earthenware bowl; exhibiting Arhats and dragons amid stylized waves; signed to base; Provenance: Collection of Yoshiko Faye Osako-Nakamura; D: 12" approx.

JAPANESE SATSUMA EARTHENWARE BOWL, H 2 1/4", DIA 4 7/8":The well of the bowl is divided into three reserves, the center reserve with samurai before a bonsai, another with fish and butterflies, with a

Japanese Satsuma earthenware bowl with 1000 Face and moriage dragon motifs, circa 1868-1912 Meiji period, signed on base, 6" x 11"

late 19th/early 20 th century; including: scalloped edge bowl with images of immortals and deities in interior and exterior, signed with character marks, 6 in. Diam., and similar bowl with exterior fl

Japanese Satsuma earthenware bowl with 1000 Face and moriage dragon motifs, circa 1868-1912 Meiji period, signed on base, 5 1/4" x 12 1/4"

Japanese Satsuma earthenware bowl; of foliate form with scalloped rim; exhibiting finely detailed, dense design of peonies and chrysanthemums amid various other flora and fauna; with some gilt detaili

ANTIQUE SATSUMA YABU MEIZAN BOWLVery fine and antique, Japanese Satsuma earthenware bowl; the tall form with swirl design of butterflies to the interior, the exterior with three bands: figural process

Antique Japanese Satsuma earthenware bowl; the finely potted, footed conical form with densely floral, millefleur design to the interior; the exterior with intricate "Thousand Butterfly" desi

A LARGE JAPANESE SATSUMA EARTHENWARE VASE, circa 1900, the sides painted in heavy enamels and gilding with two panels of samurai beneath an elaborately decorated moulded lappet border to the neck, 12.

JAPANESE SATSUMA EARTHENWARE VASES, C 1900 2 PCS, H 12", DIA 7"Having figural panels with raised enamel accents. Both on non-matching wood bases. Provenance: Estate of George Palmer, Indian Village, D

Two old Japanese pieces: foliate Satsuma earthenware bowl, with central panel depicting figures seated in a garden surrounded by floral sprays, mark to base; together with Imari porcelain dish, with f

A large Satsuma earthenware Bowl, Meiji period The interior decorated with figural scenes and families enjoying the festivities and a procession of attendants with a mountain scene in the distance, an

JAPANESE SATSUMA EARTHENWARE POTTERY VASES, C. 1900, PAIR, H 12", DIA 5":Depicting a seated samurai surrounded by men and women. Marked on underside. From the estate of Barbara K. Wrigley of Grosse Po

A LARGE PAIR OF 19TH/20TH CENTURY JAPANESE KYOTO SATSUMA EARTHENWARE VASES, circa 1900, each painted with scenes of conversing sages in the company of storks, 18.6in high.

TWO JAPANESE SATSUMA POTTERY BOWLS 1) Circa 1900 Gyozan Satsuma bowl with interior decoration of four standing cranes and exterior decoration of waves. Signed. Diameter 7.25". 2) Meiji Period satsuma

Pair of Japanese Satsuma Earthenware Baluster Vases, c. 1900, with polychromed and moriage decoration, with landscape reserves of swans on a lake, H.- 12 in., Dia.- 6 1/4 in.

Three pieces of antique Japanese satsuma earthenware, including: foliate-rimmed bowl with intricate leaf designs; miniature vase with design of flowering branches; together with small bowl, of unusual

(lot of 2) Very fine Japanese Yabu Meizan Satsuma miniature earthenware lidded jars, c. 1900, finely decorated with mountainous landscape, removable lids with dense floral decoration, marked underfoot

DESCRIPTION: An antique Japanese Satsuma bowl composed of earthenware with enameled crane in mountainous landscape motifs, finished with gilt floral details throughout. Character markings in red at un

Japanese, likely Meiji Period (1868-1912). An earthenware bowl of round form raised on a ring foot with decoration allover to interior and exterior with courtly figural and warrior scenes within fan,

Antique Japanese satsuma earthenware tea set, comprising eleven pieces total, including: four teacups and saucers; creamer; sugar bowl; together with teapot; each exhibiting figural designs on a gilt

Japanese low earthenware bowl with a figural scene of scholars with vibrant colors and a gold trim. It is signed on back with the Shimazu crest. 9 3/4" x 1 3/4"

Circa 1900. Finely hand painted, measures 5 inches diameter. Good condition. Estimate $1.200-1.500

Three Japanese 'millefleur' Satsuma earthenware pieces, including: vase, of ovoid form, with tapered foot and rolled rim; covered vase, of globular form, with waisted foot; together with bowl,