Makuzu Kozan (Japanese, 1842-1916). One of the most

DESCRIPTION: Makuzu Kozan, (Japanese:1842-1916) A large Japanese vase/urn with two cartouches of spiraling dragons on a basket weave textured white ground with bronze mounts and hanging bronze garland

Late 19 early 20 th century Makuzu Kozan, (Japanese, 1842-1916) large porcelain high quality vase decorated with birds, flowers and foliage with a flair rim.Signed on the bottom.Height 13 1/4 inches.

Japanese Vase by Makuzu Kozan I, Herons on Stoneware is from the studio of the ceramic artist Makuzu Kozan I (Japanese 1842-1916) who was widely recognized during his lifetime for his artistry and acc

Glazed Porcelain Vase by Makuzu Kozan I, ( Japanese 1842-1916) Square shouldered bowed cylindrical form decorated in the negative space with a white egret on a delicately shaded iron red and pale gree

A Japanese blue and white porcelain garlic stick neck vase by Makuzu Kozan (1842-1916) With five character marks to underside, MAKUZU KOZAN SEI, on stand.the vase height 7in (18cm); diameter 4in (10c

Makuzu Kozan (1842-1916) porcelain blue and white baluster form vase with bamboo decoration Japan, Meiji period high glazed ceramic underglazed signature, old paper label 5 5/8"dia x 13 1/4"h

Japanese, Meiji Period, studio porcelain made by Miyagawa Kozan,(1842-1916) was a Japanese Ceramist, he was appointed to the Japanese Imperial household and was one of the major potters of the Meiji E

ATTRIBUTED TO MAKUZU KŌZAN (1842-1916) A Porcelain Covered Jar Meiji era (1868-1912) Of ovoid form decorated in blue, green, yellow, and red enamels and gilt, realistically modeled as a tea jar c

MAKUZU KŌZAN (1842-1916) A Pair of Earthenware Candlesticks Meiji era (1868-1912), circa 1900 Each painted in polychrome enamels and gilt and modeled as a phoenix supporting a candle holder on it

Japanese Porcelain Vase, dated 1916, as created by the ceramic artist Makuzu Kozan II (Japanese 1859-1940) who was highly acclaimed during his lifetime. This porcelain vase is decorated with chrysanth

MAKUZU KOZAN (1842-1912): A FINE PORCELAIN VASE WITH BLOSSOMING WISTERIAJapan, Meiji period (1868-1912)The baluster-shaped vase with a very bulbous body is decorated in underglaze iron red with a resi

Porcelain vase. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Brown glaze with silhouetted egrets. Underglaze blue mark Kozan for Makuzu Kozan. 3-1/4". All items in session one were collected by William H. Smith

Beautiful dragon motif Japanese vase. Signed Makuzu Kozan vase Meiji period. Measures 12" tall. Domestic shipping $16.

Makuzu Kozan. Japanese porcelain large censer or vase. Underwater carp decoration. Signed on base. Later wood top. 9.5in diameter. 8.5in high.

An example with three out-sweeping feet, a green/gray glaze, white slip decoration and a lid with fungus finial. With impressed mark at the base and interior paper label.    Dimensions: 6 1/

Makuzu Kozan Japanese blue and white porcelain vase.Decorated with a blue landscape scene of mountains and trees on high glaze ground.Circa 1900.Artist signed.Height 9 inches. Diameter 5 3/4 inches.

Signed Makuzu Kozan porcelain compote decorated with wisteria. 3.5"h x 6.5" round

JAPANESE SATSUMA POTTERY BOWL BY MAKUZU KOZANMeiji PeriodIn lobed flower form, with an inverted rim. Interior decoration of a green dragon on a cobalt blue ground. Exterior with gilt-lined peonies on

Height 12.75 inches. Decorated with birds and wisteria on a finely carved wave pattern ground, signed with a six character mark in underglaze blue, early 20th c. Bottom drilled, repaired base chip and

Porcelain vase, signed Makuzu Kozan. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Silhouetted iris flowers on an underglaze red ground. 6.5in high.

JAPANESE PORCELAIN VASE BY MAKUZU KOZANMeiji PeriodIn baluster form, with decoration of Fujin, God of Wind, on an ombré dusty rose to white ground.Height 12".

Makuzu Kozan circa 1900; a small Japanese porcelain vase well painted by Kozan with Japanese bleeding heart plant in underglaze Blue, the background covered with a Yellow overglaze enamel; the mouth c

Makuzu Kozan Japanese porcelain gold enamel bird incense burner.Incised artist mark on the bottom.Circa 1900.Height 8 inches. Diameter 6 inches.

A LARGE PAIR OF JAPANESE SATSUMA VASES WITH APPLIQUÉ DECORATION, ATTRIBUTED TO MAKUZU KOZAN, MEIJI PERIOD, LATE 19TH CENTURY, each decorated in enamels and gilt with an almost identical design, ap