Japanese Ceramic Teabowl with Incised Décor

1920s (late Taisho) Japanese ceramic Shino ware chawan (tea bowl) for tea ceremony with shallow incised depiction of stylized flowers. Shino ware originated in the 16th century in Mino Province, in pr

1920s (late Taisho) Japanese ceramic Shino ware chawan (tea bowl) for tea ceremony with shallow incised depiction of stylized flowers. Shino ware originated in the 16th century in Mino Province, in pr

A GROUP OF SIXTEEN JAPANESE CERAMIC TEABOWLS Of varying shapes, sizes, and colors. diameters from 2 3/4in (7cm) to 5 1/4in (13.4cm)

Circa 1900s. Provenance: Collection of a Distinguished European Gentleman Dimensions: Width: 5 in.Depth: 4 3/4 in.

Item: Tea bowl Origin: Japan Date: Edo Period; 18th century Materials: Glazed ceramic (Ido waki) Size: H: 3 2/8 in; D: 5 in Lacquer repairs to the rim Wooden box Please note that this lot has a confid

Item: Tea bowl Origin: Japan Date: Meiji Period Materials: Glazed ceramic Size: H: 3 in; D: 5 in Depicting a daruma. Box with inscription on the lid: Daruma, on the back of the lid: painted by Komu (K

Item: Ohi Ippei (1920-1993) Tea Bowl Origin: Japan Date: Showa Period Materials: Glazed ceramic (Ohi) Size: H: 3 in; D: 4 6/8 in Tea bowl with impressed seal of Ohi Ippei. Original box with inscriptio

JAPANESE CERAMIC CHAWAN (TEA BOWL). HEIGHT 3 1/2"; DIAMETER 5"

Lot 103 Japanese Glazed Ceramic Tea Bowl height: 4 3/8 inches diameter: 5 1/2 inches

19th century Japanese ceramic chawan (tea bowl) for tea ceremony with mottled orange and white glaze. Aka-Raku (red Raku) pottery produced in the Kyoto region. Excellent design, beautiful potting with

Depicting with an enormous dragon. 35.25" H (to finial).

19th century Japanese ceramic Shigaraki ware chawan (tea bowl) for tea ceremony with enamel decoration of 3 yuzu citrons with leaves. Shigaraki is one of the six ancient kilns of Japan with long histo

japanese ceramic potteryglazed arts and crafts, orientalia, , orientalism mid 20th Century, pottery, measures ht app 2.5 inches, diameter app 5 inches

Vintage Japanese Red Raku Pottery Chawan Tea Bowl. Incised "Mt Fuji" decoration. Artist signed on bottom. Crazing or in good condition. Measures 4.5 H inches. All Items are third party shipping or fre

Japanese Art Deco Tea Bowl - c. 1920s. Ceramic tea bowl for the Cha No Yu tea ceremony. Featuring a classic Art Deco geometric design with black enamel, umber, green, silver and gilt details on a ivor

$100 1940s Japanese ceramic small tokkuri - sake bottle - with body incised with horizontal bands and pinched on 3 sides. The piece was made at Bizen kilns, characteristic dark red/brown body, beautif

1940s Japanese ceramic small tokkuri - sake bottle - with body incised with horizontal bands and pinched on 3 sides. The piece was made at Bizen kilns, characteristic dark red/brown body, beautiful pa

(lot of 10) one shelf of Japanese ceramics including one large bowl Kutani dish tea bowl for tea ceremony Satsuma coffee cup and saucer marked "Asahiyama" largest: approx. 10.5"dia

(lot of 2) Japanese ceramic tokkuri sake bottles: (1) of double gourd form having textured finish, 20th c., incised spiral mark and character ‘nan’ (south) on base , 0"h, 2.25lbs; (1) Ima

Lot of Two (2) Vintage Japanese Ceramic and Enameled Table Top Items. Includes: a charger together with a shallow serving bowl. Incised to the base with Japanese and USA marks. Good condition. Charger

Chinese. Ceramic Jian ware footed tea bowl having a black oil spot glaze. Incised two character mark to the underside. Approx. h. 2.75", dia. 5".

19th century Japanese ceramic kensui - a basin used during tea ceremony for receiving water in which chawan (tea bowl) is rinsed. The piece was made at Shigaraki kilns - one of the six ancient kilns o

3 pieces Mashiko Japanese Ceramics, Small Jug, Creamer and Dish, c.1960s, the Creamer is incised on the bottom, tallest piece 5 inches.

Kada and Akemi Kimura (Japanese, 20th century). Studio ceramic pottery beer can, 1985. Incised signature along the lower edge. Produced at the Tanegashima Chamber at the Takigama Kiln at St. John's Un