(4pc) JAPANESE BRONZE & CERAMICS

Including a Meiji period bronze "basket weave" dish centered by a plaque delineated in mixed metals (7 x 6 in.); plus a ceramic and cloisonne Totai Shippo tree bark vase with wood cover; both unmarked

4pc Japanese Imari Style Ceramics. 1) Scalloped plate with figural woman & phoenix. Colorful glaze. Marked. 2) Pitcher with cranes and wave design. 3) Rose medallion lidded jar box. Floral and bird de

Sotheby’s, Christie’s, Phillips, Chinese, Japanese Ceramics, Bronzes and Art

(lot of 6) One shelf of Japanese ceramics: two vases of gilt and color on a brown ground; a rectangular moss colored dish; two Japanese style rectangular flat modern plates, with molded miru patterns;

LOT ASSORTED CHINESE AND JAPANESE CERAMICS AND BRONZES

Table lamp in the form of a Japanese vase of bronze colored metal or ceramic with relief decoration. Total height to top of finial approx. 27".

A Japanese Bronze Yatate. Together with a Thai glazed ceramic tray (15" x 14"), a mixed metal vase, an enamel vase, and a pair of soapstone bookends Yatate: 7.5"

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

Made to simulate a pair of Japanese bronze vases. Height, 32 inches PROVENANCE From the Estate of Mrs. Nancy Sinatra Frank Sinatra

Grouping of ceramic jugs in the likeness of the Dickens character Dick Turpin. Two stamped 'Made in Japan' and two stamped 'Occupied Japan'. Sizes from 1.75"H to 4"H. Issued: 20th c. Country of Origin

EARLY JAPANESE BLUE DECORATED CERAMIC TEAPOT W/HAND FORGED BRONZE FITTINGS EDO PERIOD, 18TH C., H. 5" D. 4"

Group of ten various objects; Chinese, Japanese, African & other; metalwork, ceramic, wood, bronze, tiger eye; L: 3 1/2" (largest); Due to COVID-19 restrictions, our employees are working remotely. It

4pc Antique Japanese Tetsubin Iron Teapots. Sizes range from 8'' to 10.25'' tall. Largest has a bronze lid with figural silver finial. Each shows wear from use. No visible markings. 19th century, Meij

Type: Ceramics, bronze. soapstoneMaterials: Porcelain, ceramic, soapstone, bronzeMarkings & Inscriptions:The bronze candle holder is signed, the charger is marked on the underside.Date: 19th to mid 20

DESCRIPTION: Burgundy and brass-colored glazed ceramic vase featuring a woven bronze overlay. CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: H: 7.5" D: 3.5" Have a similar item to sell? Contact:

Grouping of ceramic jugs. All stamped Japan. Sizes from 3.75"H to 5"H. Issued: 20th c. Country of Origin: Japan

Japanese Multi-Metal Bronze Meiji Period Vase, Jomi Eisuke II takes it shape from ceramic prototypes, emulating the shape known in China as meiping. The refined shape features a small neck opening, bu

JAPANESE SATSUMA VASE / LAMP WITH BRONZE MOUNTS: Japan, 19th c., conversion to lamp 19th - 20th c., Satsuma ceramic vase mounted as a Lamp profusely glazed and gilded with two primary panels: one depi

Includes a Bronze-Like Japanese Vase (11 3/4" Tall), a Japanese Ceramic Teapot (AS IS, Chipped on the Spout), and 2 Cast Iron Asian Planters. Third-Party Shipping or Personal Pickup Required.

3 PIECES OF JAPANESE DECORATIVE ITEMS THE BRONZE PIECE IS A PLUM BLOSSOM VASE THE LIDDED VASE IS CERAMIC THE BOX IS LAQUERED Height: 6 in. by Width: 7 in. by Depth: 6

Late 19th century, having a Japanese Imari ceramic body mounted in gilt bronze. Dimensions:20.75" H to the top of the socket Provenance:From a Main Line collection.

Eight Chinese and Japanese art reference books, comprising Japanese Export Porcelain - Oliver Impey, Ancient Chinese Bronzes in the Shanghai Museum - Chen Peifen, Tang & Liao Ceramics - William Watson

Two Japanese-style ceramic vases; one red-gilt, imitating bronze; the other imitating pewter; each showing panels of flora and fauna, with animal handles; both mounted as lamps; Provenance: Estate of

BOOKS: (10) Vols on Asian Porcelain, Bronze Silver, 10 volumes, sample titles include: Porcelain Tendres Francaises and 3 others with French text; Japanese and Oriental Ceramics by Gorham, Casting Mod