A Japanese Porcelain Incense likely Mingzhi Period

Japanese Porcelain Incense likely Mingzhi Period with flowers along the outside of the porcelain and japanese characters on the bottom of the peice.

Japanese Satsuma hand painted porcelain lidded incense jar. Hand painted image to the lid and to the sides depicts a gathering of elderly figures, most likely immortals, with gilt halos. Fan design to

Antique Signed Japanese Meiji Period Porcelain Incense Burner. Condition: Excellent. Dimension: Dia- 3.75", H- 3.75". Provenance: From the Collection of a New Jersey Doctor.Please note the absence of

Blue & White ware porcelain koro with pierced latticework, 9 ¼” tall.

A highly detailed monumental patinated Japanese incense burner (koro), likely 19th century Meiji period. High and low relief bronze in four stacked pieces. The base with three oni supporting a ring of

Japanese Ryozan Satsuma Hand Painted Porcelain Incense Burner, Meiji period. Lidded incense burner. Figural rabbit finial to reticulated lid. Ornate hand painted and gilt decoration to the sides depic

Large Japanese Satsuma hand painted & gilt porcelain vase, Likely Meiji period. Hand painted flowers with rich gilt accents throughout. Japanese marks to the underside. Weight Approx., 5 lb Measures A

6 Japanese Satsuma hand painted porcelain dessert plates, Likely Meiji Period. Hand painted maple leaves with a village landscape scene to the background. Japanese Satsuma marks to the underside. Weig

Japanese Zuizan for Koshida Satsuma hand painted porcelain incense jar, Meiji to Showa period. Footed incense jar with twin handles. Hand painted floral decoration to the sides, textured pattern in a

Japanese Satsuma Hand Painted porcelain Dragon Hirado ware Koro Incense, Meiji period. White ground with painted blue cloud accents, figural dragon around the body. Top with removable silver woven Inc

Japanese Shozan for Hododa Satsuma hand painted porcelain incense jar, Meiji period. Tripod porcelain bowl with hand painted shaped panels to the body depicting scenes of figures, raised gilt accents.

Likely Meiji period, decorated in underglaze blue and overglaze enamels of copper red, gilt, and other colors, the interior with koi and birds among prunus sprigs and other flowers, the exterior with

likely Kutani, Meiji period, decorated in bird and chrysanthemum motif, with interior and outer lids, Warren & Wood Importers label, Providence, RI, moderate repair to outer lid, possibly some repaint

Japanese 24 karat gilt fish porcelain erupting from the ocean. Signed on the bottom. Likely Edo period, definitely antique. In Japan as well as China, the goldfish is seen as a symbol of wealth and go

Circa 1900, likely Meji period. The piece having a nicely detailed blue decoration and white ground. Also decorated in blue at the backside perimeter. Some shallow nicks to the edge consistent with ag

Peonies, prunus and other flowers with butterfly and bird in famille verte type enamels with gold on an ivory colored ground with faint crackle. Likely Meiji or Taisho period. Old dark hairline. H: ap

Pair Imari porcelain bottle vases, ex Christies, Likely Edo Period (18th c.), floral decoration with central medallions, unmarked, auction sticker to underside of one vase, 12.25"h x 6"w Provenance: A

Lot of 4 Asian Porcelain Pieces. 1. Awataguchi Koro Kyoto Satsuma, Incense Burner Artist signed "Lateedo". Height 4". 2. Japanese Kiyomizu Rice Bowl Meiji Period . Hand painted Japanese Figures with f

Japanese, likely Meiji Period (1868-1912). A pair of cloisonne enamel on porcelain vases, a method known as Jitai Shippo, the vases of pear form with wide mouth and bearing allover mustard ground deco

2 long neck with double ring bases likely Edo period, and the middle squat one likely Meiji period. Blue and white. Ex: Christies NY Auction December 19, 2001, $350. 7dia X 12" tallest"

2pc Japanese Hirado Porcelain. Includes a blue and white mushroom form incense burner 6.25''x5.5'' and a bowl 1.5''x7.75'' in tomobako box. Cracked base to koro. 19th century, Meiji period.

Japanese, likely late Meiji Period (1868-1912). A collection of three enamel cloisonne on porcelain articles, a method called Jitai Shippo, comprising one tree bark (totai shippo) cloisonne vase with

A fine antique late Meiji period Japanese Kozan style twin handled and four footed Satsuma vase or incense burner with a lid, intricately decorated with traditional Japanese polychrome patterns and fi

8 Japanese incense burners and boxes. Celadon bird, pheasant, duck, pheasant, rabbit, rooster, bird, dog. Rooster 6 7/8"H, longest bird 6 1/4"L. Rooster with chips and loses.