Antique Japanese Satsuma Bowl with Figurines, Meiji period. Marked

Antique Japanese Satsuma Bowl with Figurines, Meiji period. Marked. overall 3" high, 5" diameter wide on top

ANTIQUE Japanese Satsuma Bowl with figurines, Meiji period. 6" diameter

ANTIQUE Japanese Huge Satsuma Vase with figurines, Meiji period. Marked. 25" high

An antique Meiji period hemispheric Satsuma bowl on square footed base having interior scene of warriors and maidens with Greek key inner border and polychrome enamel colors. Interior and exterior rim

A lot of various Asian porcelain tableware including a Japanese Imari polychrome bowl, Meiji Period, marked on the bottom; four small Japanese bowls, the exteriors and interiors are adorned with blue

Antique Japanese Satsuma crane bowl. Crafted of fine Japanese porcelain. Features elaborate and intricate figural detail with numerous cranes surrounding a medallion with a dragon and several elaborat

Late 19th / early 20th C. Meiji / Taisho period signed Japanese crackle glazed Satsuma pottery 2" (height) x 4 3/4" (length) bowl decorated with Arabesque, figural, floral & scenic designs. [118] COND

A Meiji period Japanese Satsuma pottery bowl. Decorated with hand painted gold embellishments featuring the fine detailed 1000 faces of the immortals with A mountain landscape, and various architectur

Circa 1900. Finely hand painted, measures 5 inches diameter. Good condition. Estimate $1.200-1.500

Circa 1880. Measures 7.5” d., 3” h. Overall good condition, one minor firing crack on the edge.Estimate $600-800

NO RESERVE ON THIS LOT! ANTIQUE JAPENSE SATSUMA BOWL - MEIZAN HODOTA, MEIJI PERIOD. 18 CM WIDE. 8 CM TALL. PROVENANCE - ALEXANDRIA VA ESTATE

DESCRIPTION: Antique Japanese Meiji period Satsuma porcelain plate featuring mountain scene populated by scholars and their squires. Completed with gilt and enamelled accents. Marked on underside. CIR

Two Japanese Satsuma Porcelain '1000 Faces' Bowls - A fine Meiji Period 1000 Faces Bowl with lobed rim, signed with multi-character cartouche, 7 3/8" diameter (Cond: Professional repair to bowl throug

Antique Japanese Meiji period porcelain bowl. Features a fine hand painted, multi figural scene with flowing cherry blossoms. Character mark on base. Measures approximately 8 1/2 in diameter and 3 1/2

Antique 19th Century Satsuma Pair of Vases Japan Figures Meiji Period. Marked base (H 6 X D 2 inch)

Antique Japanese Satsuma Vase, Artist Gyokuzan, Marked with Shimazu Royal Family Clan Crest which dates to 19th C Edo to Meiji Period and Asian Lamp - Approx. 10" t x 5.25" w

Meiji period, a small example decorated with a garden and hundreds of butterflies. Marked as pictured. Dimensions:5" in diameter, the height is 2".

Japanese Satsuma porcelain bowl painted with figures of nobel men and heavy gold gilt.Meiji period. 1868-1912.Artists signed.Height 2 3/4 inches. Diameter 6 1/4 inches.

Japanese Meiji period Satsuma porcelain round bowl together with a globular form covered and footed urn. Both having parcel gilt and enameled decoration of Immortals, and Shimazu family crest above ca

Antique 19th century Japanese Meiji period scenic landscape decorated bowl. Crafted of fine quality pottery with hand painted finish. Interior depicts a lakeside scenic landscape with mountains, build

DESCRIPTION: Antique Japanese Meiji Kutani Satsuma Large Centerpiece Bowl. Decorated withheld painted motifs with emperor and warrior figures dressed in characteristic Japanese attire. Marked with a s

An antique Japanese Meiji period hand-hammered brass bowl featuring a fluted rim and showing a testament to Japanese craftsmanship and artistic tradition. Hand-hammering brass is a technique often use

Shuzan Satsuma Hand Painted Porcelain Millefleur Bowl, Meiji - Taisho period. Body covered in colorful hand painted flowers with gilt accents. Underside marked Shuzan 秀山 under the Shimazu c

This wonderful antique sterling silver bowl is from the Meiji Period, Japan. Beautiful scallops on a pedestal base. It is nicely marked on the bottom with Jungin or Junjin (pure silver) mark with what