Japanese Bizen Mizusashi Water Jar

Japanese Bizen ware Mizusashi tea ceremony water jar, of Hitoe-Guchi form with two handles at differing heights and a lid. Marked along the underside.Height: 5 1/4 in x width: 7 in x diameter: 4 3/4 i

Early Japanese Mizusashi tea ceremony water jar with a black lacquered wood cover and a spout, Taisho period.Height: 5 in x width: 9 1/4 in x diameter: 8 1/4 in.

Large Japanese Bizen ware water jar, Possibly 19th c., Japan, brown glazed stoneware, the teardrop shaped vessel with short round neck, mottled brown drip glaze, unmarked, approx. 23"h x 16"dia Proven

Lidded jar made to keep water fresh and cool for the tea ceremony; buff colored stoneware with partial pale green glaze, applied lug handles. Signed with two impressed marks near base. Approx. 7" H.

Water jar for tea ceremony,  of irregular cylindrical stoneware form in earthy brown and black glaze with an abstracted shape in hare's fur glaze, with ebonized wood cover, the cover signed in red

Undulated form having small ears, creamy-opaque glaze splashed with hand painting, flat bottom. Edo period H: 6 in. D: 4.75 in.1 Condition: missing lid, damage to interior lip edge, partial handles.

A large Japanese Edo-period bizen pottery jar. Approx. 17in tall x 18in diameter.

Brown glaze terracotta / earthenware water storage jar, overall 22" x 12.5". Condition: Glaze wear, jar stands slightly askew.

Two 19th century Japanese Bizen Ware water pots. One in the form of a recling monkey. The other a bamboo stock. Largest- 3" w. Purchased in Cambridge, Mass during the 1960's thru the 1970's.

Item: Bizen Used Water Container (Kensui) Origin: Japan Date: Edo Period; 18th century Materials: Ceramic (Bizen) Size: D: 5 4/8 in Bizen Used Water Container (Kensui) for tea ceremony Please note tha

20th Century, High: 2.8 inch; Diameter:8.5 inch

H ; 4.3/4 in ( 12 cm ) W : 3 1/2 in ( 8.9 cm )

A Japanese bizen-ware pottery jar or vase, together with a large brown glazed earthenware bulbous vase. Larger: approx. 14-1/4in tall x 12-1/2in diameter.

Japanese Imari underglaze blue porcelain mizusashi, (fresh water container used in tea ceremony), the exterior decorated with butterflies and flowers, together with black lacquer lid and a kiri wood b

Japanese Tenmoku Glazed Pottery Water Jar. H 27 cm

A vintage Japanese Karatsu ware art pottery lidded water jar, produced circa 1950s by artisans in Karatsu (Saga Prefecture, Japan). Barrel form vessel with a naturalistic textured bisque finish covere

Two antique Japanese pottery wares: Bizen peapod water dropper (?), with foliage and a frog in relief; together with an unglazed gourd vase on a matching stand;; Provenance: From the Hashimoto

Three 19th century Japanese water pots. One- Bizen ware double figure with gold lacquer repairs. Two- Underglaze blue porcelain decorated rectangular. Three- Signed Bizen ware figure of a lion. Larges

Japanese antique sumidagawa jar in water well form, signed, 6.75"x4.6"x4.5"

Height: 3.7cm, width: 4.5cm, weight: 45g

CHINESE PORCELAIN JUN GLAZE HANDLED WATER JAR. H.15cm LOT 52 TO LOT 182 FROM COLLECTION OF OWNER OF PLUM BLOSSOM STUDIO. The owner of Plum Blossom Studio is Yakichiro Suma, a native of Akita, Japan. S

CHINESE PORCELAIN DING WARE WHITE GLAZE WATER JAR. H.18.5cm. LOT451 TO LOT508 FROM COLLECTION OF PLUM BLOSSOM STUDIO. The owner of Plum Blossom Studio is Yakichiro Suma, a native of Akita, Japan. Suma

Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839-1892) Shi Jin and Rescue from Waterjar from series Sketches by Yoshitoshi. Oban. Japanese woodblock print. In house shipping available on all lots. Ukiyo-e. Ukiyoe. Tattoo. G

JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN COVERED MIZUSASHI20th CenturyIn biscuit jar form. Cover with a peach-form knop.Height 7.5".