Japanese Glazed Ceramic Square Dish

Japanese Glazed Ceramic Square Bottle Vase Attributed to Shoji Hamada (1894-1978) {Height: 8 inches (20.3 cm)}

Early 20th century, gilt scalloped border around the plate with tustling figures. Unmarked. [12 1/2 diam. inches]. Crackling to glaze, light wear to decoration, wear to base.

Early 20th century, gilt scalloped border around the plate with tustling figures. Unmarked. [12 1/2 diam. inches]. Crackling to glaze, light wear to decoration, wear to base.

Group of nine various Japanese celadon crackle glazed ceramic dishes of tiered sizes; as-is condition with numerous chips, losses, flaws and repairs; largest W 7"Provenance: Collected between 1945-196

Sylvia Leuchovius for Rörstrand. Square dish in glazed ceramics. White flowers on green background. 1960 / 70's. Measures: 13 x 3 cm In very good condition. Stamped. Reserve: $119.00 Shipping: Do

5 Japanese glazed ceramic bowls, one Chinese blue and white dish. Most with signatures on base. Largest: 7.5Dia. X 3.5"H"

Footed dish with crackle design, plaque with abstract designs, footed fan-form dish. Plaque: 10Dia."

18th century AD or later. A matched pair of glazed ceramic dishes, each with dentilled rim, basal ring, central roundel with pot and flowers, surrounding panels with blossom and other motifs; bats and

Mid-Century modern Japanese Lazy Susan, flower-form revolving base with five removable brown-glazed ceramic dishes, the underside with an original label, "Ito's Bamboo Crafts / Made Only in Japan." 6.

Song Dynasty, 960-1279 AD. A shallow part-glazed ceramic dish with carinated profile. 75 grams, 11.1cm (4 1/4"). From an important deceased Japanese collector, 1970-2010. [No Reserve]

Oven to table cookware; model no. 9235. Glazed ceramic dish with floral pattern. Stamped to base. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 12.75"L x 9.25"W Manufacturer: Andrea Country of Origin: Japan

(4) Japanese modern glazed ceramics, 20th c., incl. a crackle glazed bowl, pair of shell form glazed dishes, and a Yamada Akira dish, each signed, 6"h x 10"dia (largest), 3.25"h x 6"w x 5"d (smallest)

Glazed ceramic. Japan, Edo – Meiji Period, presumably 19th cent.A flat, covered dish, lobed five times like a blossom. The underneath is brown and the seam unglazed; the upper side light grey wi

DESCRIPTION: Japanese studio pottery vase comprising of a upright scroll form wrapping around a square column with four slots at the center, finished with a deep red glaze and abstract forms in green

Kamada Koji (Japanese, b. 1948) Covered Dish Tenmoku glazed ceramic 5-1/2 x 11-1/4 inches (14.0 x 28.6 cm) Signed to underside 
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Mid Century Japanese Art Pottery Square Abstract Green and Black Glazed Ceramic Plate. Marked Japan. Approximately 10.0L x 9.875W in.

Glazed Oribe ceramic. Japan, Meiji to Showa Round form, toward the rim lightly edged like a square. Strong drop formation of the green glaze, however the symmetry is only particularly emphasized on tw

20th century AD. A pair of glazed ceramic vases each with stepped base, square section body, flat shoulder, flared rim; gilt floral motifs to the base and shoulder, scenes of figures and landscapes wi

(Italian, 20th century). Rectangular blue glazed long neck vase with colored accents, 5 1/2 in. H., square cream glazed water vessel with handle, 6 1/2 in. H., and square dish with concentric circle d

Condition: no apparent cracks or repairs, craquelure to glaze and surface scratches commensurate with age 8 inches square

20th century, a boxed single dish, marked to underside, in glazed porcelain. Dish diameter 8". From the Estates of Reiko (Sakagami) Baum (192

(lot of 16) Japanese lacquered game set, comprising five lacquered gilt frogs and eight foliate miniature dishes, one tray, one mini table and censer; together with a Chinese footed ceramic square dis

8pc Studio Art Pottery Glazed Ceramics. Charles Voltz Vallauris France Red Tin Glaze Bowl. Japanese Vases and Dish. Austrian Figurine. Italian Trivet Dimensions: Height: 4.25 inches, Width: 7 inches,

Tatsuzo Shimaoka,Japan,1919-2007 Earthtone deep dish square plate with decorative tendril patterns at each corner. Pottery,2 3/4" t x 11 1/2" w x 11 1/2" d, From the collection of a North Scituate, Rh