Two Japanese Sumida Pottery and Earthenware Vase

Japanese Sumida earthenware vase, circa 1900. Decorated with a hut scene on one side and on the other side two young children reading a scroll.Signed on the bottom.Height 10 inches.

Japanese Sumida Gawa pottery vase with two applied figures, blue character mark. Measures 12"H x 4"W. Condition report: Good condition, no issues , please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle

An antique Japanese Sumida Gawa drip pottery vase. Meiji period, 1868 to 1912. Tall four-sided shape, white vase with cracked glaze. Two of the sides are garnished with an applied relief medallion dep

Japanese earthenware vase, two figures in a horse-drawn carriage amid swirling green cloud and incised spiral ground. 7.25" H.

Weller Pottery Co. Japanese Birdimal earthenware articles, two: vase with cranes and tankard with egret Zanesville, Ohio, circa 1910 high glazed ceramics impressed numbers (vase); incised Weller (tank

Group of five old and antique Japanese Sumida Gawa-type pottery pieces, including: two vases of tapered ovoid form, one signed to base; three with signature reserved to body, globular form vase with e

Two teapots, a covered jar and a vase, all marked for the maker Ban-ni.   Dimensions: from 4 1/2" to 6" in diameter, the heights range from 6" to 9".  Provenanc

JAPANESE SUMIDA GLAZED POTTERY C 1900 3 PCS. FIGURES IN RELIEF Open oval low bowl with figures perched on border. 7" x 5". Two Sunida mugs 5". One Sunida vase 5 1/2".

Four pieces of 19th and early 20th century Japanese pottery. Includes two porcelain bowls and an earthenware pitcher with multicolor floral and bird decoration, and a gourd form vase with Green glaze

A Japanese bizen-ware pottery jar or vase, together with a large brown glazed earthenware bulbous vase. Larger: approx. 14-1/4in tall x 12-1/2in diameter.

A large Japanese Sumida pottery vase depicting anthropomorphic animals and people walking on the edge of a cliff path. The group of animals includes cats, monkeys, frogs, rats, dogs, and humans all dr

Two Japanese pottery vases to include a vase with medallion design in the style of Shoji Hamada, and a vase or bowl with incised and decorated foliate design on green ground, signed on base. Taller: 8

Mid-century teal vase or candlestick in a textured glaze. Kyoto label attached. Dimensions: 9"L x 9"W x 7"H Manufacturer: Kyoto Country of Origin: Japan

Two Japanese Pottery Vases. H 15 and 14 cm

with applied decoration of a figures beneath a tree; signed in kanji to tile applied to lower body 18 x 9 in. (45.7 x 22.9 cm.) Provenance: Property from a Southern California Estate

fish and figures near rim, 8 1/2", .............Sumida is a Japanese pottery made exclusively for export beginning in the late 1800s and ending at the beginning of World War II. The production of Sumi

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Vase in ebony tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country of origin: Japan.This vase has a sage green

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Vase in red tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country of origin: Japan. Thisvase has a drip glaze d

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Vase in red tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country of origin: Japan. This vase has an ebony and

JAPANESE SUMIDA GAWA POTTERY VASEIn bladder form with blue slip at the neck above a bisque body with three applied figures climbing about the neck.Height 9".

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Vase in red tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country of origin: Japan. Thisvase has a multi-colore

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Vase in red tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country of origin: Japan. Thisvase has a multi-colore

Japanese Sumida Gawa Pottery VaseSize: 4 1/2 x 5 x 9 1/2 in. #1765 Location E2

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Well bucket in red tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country oforigin: Japan. This well bucket has