20 th century Japanese studio porcelain vase decorated

Description: Japanese porcelain studio ware vase, decorated with dragon, floral and fish motifs Date: Early 20th Century Dimensions: Height: Approximately 10 inches No Reserve Buyer pays shipping. Thi

20 th century Japanese studio porcelain vase.Signed on the bottom.Height 12 inches.

20 th Century Japanese/Korean Studio porcelain vase with with tomobako.Artist signed.Height 13 3/4 inches.

Late 19 early 20 th century Japanese studio porcelain bud vase.Height 2 1/2 inches.

An Early 20th century Japanese porcelain palace vase decorated with hand-painted vignettes of scholars & attendants in a garden setting, rising up to a crimped rim, measuring 48" high.

Late 20 th century Japanese porcelain studio vase.Signed on the bottom.Height 6 3/4 inches.(Some damage to bottom, see photo).

20 th century Japanese porcelain studio slender vase with Lotus treesHeight 9 1/2 inches.(Some damage to the bottom, see photos).

18 th century Japanese studio porcelain bud vase, most likely by Tungzhi, 1862-1874.MArked on the bottom.Height 4 inches.

A first half 20th century Japanese porcelain vase probably Taishō period of bottle necked globular form, decorated in iron red and gilt shaded black enamels with an overall design of shishi froli

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.

A FINE QUALITY 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE FUKAGAWA STYLE PORCELAIN VASE, the square section body well decorated with a ruyi bordered band of ho-ho phoenix and other birds reserved on a gilt ground embellis

Mid 20th C. artist signed Japanese studio porcelain 3 1/2" (height) cabinet vase decorated with cranes, done in the style of Makuzo Kozan. [55] CONDITION: Very good condition with no damage.

A SET OF TWELVE JAPANESE PORCELAIN VASES 20th Century, decorated with various flowers. 3Ins high. (12)

TWO 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE PORCELAIN TAPERING OVIFORM VASES. The first of early 20th century date, decorated with a blue pheasant and other birds amongst flowering pink prunus and leafy branches on a c

A Japanese Satsuma Porcelain Vase, 20th Century, Decorated with a raised dragon. H: 24 3/4 D: 15 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972-2005).

A pair of antique Japanese Hasami Yaki white porcelain vases decorated with blue floral designs and reticulated woven lattice weave center bands. Circa the late 19th century or early 20th century. Ant

DESCRIPTION: A Japanese Imari porcelain cache pot planter vase decorated with red, rust and blue gilded floral and geometrical pattern motifs. Unmarked CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: H:

Three Japanese Porcelain Vases 20TH CENTURY the first a bottle vase decorated with continuous landscape in iron red, blue and white enamel, the second a pear-shaped vase painted with peonies in iron r

A Japanese porcelain vase. 20th century. Bluster form. Light turquoise color glaze, decorated with white abstract spots. Stamped mark on the bottom: "Kokyo Kichishin". 14 1/4"h.

A Japanese Satsuma Porcelain Vase 20TH CENTURY gilt and decorated in various colored enamels, painted with ladies in a garden scene. 10 height centimeters,3 3/4 height inches

A 19th century pottery bowl decorated with figures, and three 20th century Japanese studio pottery items, a charger, bowl and vase. Dimensions:From 5" to 12 1/2" in diameter, the heights range from 2"

Chinese & Japanese, 20th Century. Porcelain. Hand decorated. Two bottle vases, 5.75", 6.75"h., two vases with applied dragons, 5.25"h. and a small bottle. Together with a plate with samurai and geisha

Collection of Japanese Imari Porcelain Vases first quarter 20th century, decorated in the traditional orange and cobalt with gilt flourishes, the collection including: a ginger jar, h. 12-1/4", dia. 6

Japanese, 20th century A pair of Imari decorated lobed porcelain vases with floral motif, on wooden bases Approx. H. 14", D. 8" Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Dick and Betty Hoepfinger, o