2 Japanese studio-ware vessels

2 Vintage Studio Pottery Stone Ware Glazed Vessels Signed. Bowl measures 4 inches x 9.5 inches in diameter.

engraved with egrets the handle, lid and spout in a root form, 8 1/2" high 20th century

Group signed Studio Pottery vessels, 20th c., (5) pieces, comprising: (2) signed Japanese dishes, (1) bowl signed "Virginia", (1) small bowl, and (1) small vase signed illegibly, largest: 3"h x 15"dia

Japanese Arita Ware Studio Pottery Bowl. Glazed, carved wave motif to exterior sides with blue and white landscape scene to basin. 2 ¼” x 8 ¾”.

6 Japanese pottery vases with drip glaze, 2 Kyo Yaki ware and 2 Kasama ware. 2 brown ground with white over glaze. Tallest: 10 1/2" Height. Crazing to most vase surfaces.

Circa 1900, depicting a standing man next to an open vessel that bears the Tokugawa mon. Dimension:6" x 3 1/2", the height is 10 3/4".

An art pottery / studio pottery stylised goblet / vessel of conical form. Possibly Japanese. Approx. 6 1/2" high

Title: Midcentury Large Studio Japanese Stoneware Bowl Size: 9 ½Â” (24.1 cm) diameter x 2 5/8” (6.7 cm) tall. Description: A simple elegant well painted crackle ware bowl with two herons

(lot of 5) Japanese Satsuma ware of Meiji period: a stick neck vase with figures, base marked 'Migi ni' (=right 2); footed Satsuma vessel marked 'Seikozan' with Shimazu crest; a small vase with dragon

Shuhei Fujioka (Japanese, b. 1947)Two Vessels, circa 2009Iga ware 5-1/2

Japanese Awaji ware vase, a green art studio ceramic vase of quatrofoil form with raised decoration, circa 1900. [8 1/2" H x 3 3/4" W]. Two minor firing faults. Small chip to top edge and bottom rim.

Assortment of 7 pieces of Japanese art pottery. This grouping of vessels includes unique textures, shapes and glazes. All but the garlic top vase have maker's marks. Tallest vase height: 12 1/2", Widt

Style of Shoji Hamada (1894-1978). Two pieces of Japanese studio ceramics. One ikebana and one four-sided vase. Dimensions: Vase; height; 5 3/4 in x width: 4 1/2 in x depth: 4 1/2 in. Ikebana; height:

2 Japanese Studio Vases. Marked. Heights 14 in and 12.5 in.

with spongeware decoration 10" high

LOT (3) INCLUDING (2) JAPANESE STUDIO POTTERY INCLUDING BOWL, HEIGHT 4"; DIAMETER 10"; VASE, HEIGHT 8 1/2" WITH SIGNED BOX; DECORATED PORCELAIN OCTAGONAL BOWL, HEIGHT 3 1/2"; DIAMETER 9"

2 Japanese studio art pottery pieces; a bowl (2.2"Hx7.5"dia) and a vase (10.5"Hx6.2"x4.5"), both signed on bottom

DESCRIPTION: Three Sumida ware vessels, each featuring an applied scene in high relief: one handled pitcher depicting anthropomorphic monkeys at a bridge; one vase depicting children on a wooden struc

2 Japanese Bronze Vessels, Meiji Period. A highly polished multi-metal vase with loose ring handles and an openwork sphere with a rotating interior pan. Both are late 19th/early 20th. Dimension: Multi

A group of three Japanese studio ceramic pottery vessels including a lidded jar, a vase, and a faceted vessel. Glazed stoneware in red, green, and white with striped decoration. The faceted vessel sig

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

(lot of 2) Japanese Mashiko ware, square mingei dishes, with plant shape lines in ochre on brown ground approx. 8.5" x 8.5"

2 Japanese Hirado Ware Plates with Kirin Design, C. 1900. Porcelain with underglaze blue painting and molded cloud design. The kirin is a chimerical beast resembling a deer with the scales of a dragon

(lot of 2) Studio pottery vessels, the first lidded vessel by Richard Meyer 1988, 14.5"h and a sharply shouldered vase indisctinctly signed 'Gonng', 8"h.