Japanese Early Meji Sake Jug

Japanese Early Meji Sake Jug. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: H-4.75" x Dia-3.25". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home. Please note the absence of a Condition Report does not imply tha

10.75" diameter across the top, 12" tall.

Two vintage hand painted ceramic Japanese sake jugs. Blue & white with Asian floral pattern design. Could be used as vases. One Measures 13 in H x 8 in D, the other measures 14 in H x 8 in D.

Glazed stoneware binbou-tokkuri jug with Kanji characters, including artist's signature, circa 1890. Shows mild age related wear, general crazing to glaze and natural imperfections associated with pro

Measures 8 1/2" x 5 1/2". Dark green and black with brown under glaze. Estimate 4100 - $200. Starting bid $20 1 1 1

Antique Japanese Stoneware Sake Jug. Approximately 12.8125H x 7.125W in.

Antique Meiji Japanese Pottery Imari Tokkuri Sake Jug. Rich dark brown glaze with marked with white kanji calligraphy "Sake-ryo" (name of the sake) and "Inukata" (name of the sake store/owner). Excell

Antique Meiji Japanese Pottery Imari Tokkuri Sake Jug. Milky taupe glaze with marked with black kanji calligraphy "Yoshino-ya" (name of the sake) and "Rakuda mura" (name of the village). Very good con

Silver Sake cup. Japan. Early 20th century. Engraved inscription. Dents to the edge. 3-1/2" diameter.

Japanese vintage porcelain lidded sake jug / storage container with a wire handle. 12" H x 11" in diameter.

Early Japanese Pewter Sake Ewer Along with a Blue and White Porcelain Incense Burner. Condition: Sake Pot is Excellent, The Porcelain has Couple of Small Old Cracks on the Top. Dimensions: Ewer H- 5.7

Height: 13 inches Diameter: 10 inches Condition: Good.

This Is An Old (circa 1930’s) Porcelain Sake Storage Jug. Japanese Refer To This Type Of Barrel As A “Taru” Or “Daruâ&#836

Old Japanese drip glaze pottery Funa-Tokkuri, Late Momoyama/Early Edo Period, old sake bottle used on ships, brown glazed with mottled and drip overglaze unmarked, approx. 15"h x 10"w Provenance: The

1930s Japanese NERIAGE SAKE CUP markedUnusual early Showa period (1930s) ceramic sake cup made in neriage (agateware) technique. Neriage (translated as “mix and pull up”) is achieved by lamina

Description: Thirteen early to mid 20th century Japanese kutani porcelain sake cups, including an example in the form of a WWII helmet. Type: Sake cup Materials: PorcelainMarkings & Inscriptions: Most

Japanese Lacquered Sake Casks Meiji or early Showa era, pair of wooden, peg-constructed box form vessels, each having gold and black on red lacquer with scalloped crests flanking a narrow cylindrical

Early Showa period (1930s) ceramic sake cup made in Bizen kilns. Beautifully made - see the spiraling lines made by potter’s fingers on the sides, characteristic Bizen light patchy glaze, great pati

Set of 2 stoneware tokkuri sake bottles / jugs. Featuring beautiful Japanese calligraphy on glazed background. These jugs feature the usual imperfections in how they were manufactured such as rough gl

DESCRIPTION: A decorative Japanese black stoneware set comprising of a handled flask, and a sake jug. Both are garnished with white Kanji lettering and wrapped with coiled braid embellishment along th

Very unusual early 19th century Japanese tokkuri - sake bottle - done in totai (cloisonne on ceramics) technique. Decorated in the round with various butterflies among falling cherry flowers and petal

Japan, c. 17th-early 20th century; First, a tall sake bottle with old label underneath describing it as Seto and 17th century; next, two more modern types. Height of tallest: 8 5/8" (22cm)

(lot of 10) Japanese soba choko sake cups in the original wooden box, from the early Showa period, 1930s or earlier, decorated in blue and white and with foliate rim, 2.5"h x 3.25"dia

An antique Japanese late Meiji or early Taisho periodhand-painted porcelain tea set including milk jug decorated with red handle, and vignette with a traditional scene painting on the front, and flora