Japanese Green Awaji Ware Vase

Japanese Awaji ware vase, a green art studio ceramic vase of quatrofoil form with raised decoration, circa 1900. [8 1/2" H x 3 3/4" W]. Two minor firing faults. Small chip to top edge and bottom rim.

A Japanese Awaji ware green glazed dragon vaseheight 10 1/2in (26.5cm); width 8in (20cm)

An antique Japanese Awaji pottery vase. The vase is covered with a green glaze and adorned with an embossed foliage design. Circa: late 19th century to early 20th century. Unmarked. Awaji ware, also k

Antique 19th c. Awaji Pottery Vase c. 1865. Fine enameling. Awaji pottery has got its name after the Japanese island at which it was made during a period of about one hundred years, between 1830 and 1

Two Contemporary Japanese Awaji Green-Glazed Porcelain Vases 20TH CENTURY one with two handles. Height of taller 16 1/2 inches. The Collection of Morton and Barbara Mandel, Sold to Benefit the Jack, J

Japanese Kyoto Awaji green glazed pottery vase with woven fitted rattan / wicker basket weave, impressed Awaji mark and "Japan underside. 9.5" H. Minor breaks / losses to rattan.

2 pieces of Japanese pottery. Oribe green glaze planter with raised gingko tree and lions head decoration. Echizen red ware with brown over glaze vase. Tallest item: 10" H.

Red stone ware vase with short flared rim, having splashed green glazed in spots with drip and runs into dark brown. Impressed mark on bottom, 9.75 in. Condition: very good.

A piece once pervious viewed in the Exposiction de Arte Oriental Coleccion for the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes in Buenos Aires, 1936. A four color glazed vase; green, blue, yellow, and purple. Depi

This lot includes: A teal flambe glazed Japanese vase with dragon motif. The early 20th-century vase is from the Japanese arts and crafts period and is considered Awaji ware. Awaji ware ( Awaji-yaki),

A very fine Japanese Imari ware porcelain vase, Meiji era, late 19th century. The tapering body with trumpet neck decorated in underglaze blue and overglaze iron red, green and gilt, with floral vine

The green vase with brass wire has three chips at the bottom. The other green vase has some breakage and loss to wicker. The handled yellow vase has a hairline crack by rim, loss to finish near one of

Antique apple green vase and matching tea pot. Awaji pottery has got its name after the Japanese island at which it was made during a period of about one hundred years, between 1830 and 1939. Vase mea

Ishiguro Koko Sumida ware Japanese pottery vase. Decorated in red, purple, green and blue, with applied floral decoration. Signed with blue Ishiguro Koko gourd form seal. 18"H. Chips and lines to flow

3 pieces signed Koko Sumida ware Japanese pottery. All with green and blue decorated glazed rims and applied figures. Pitcher, 8 1/2"H; vase 8 1/2"H; planter 5"H x 7 1/8"-diameter. Vase and planter si

3 pieces signed Koko Sumida ware Japanese pottery. All with green and blue decorated glazed rims and applied figures. Pitcher, 8 1/2"H; vase 8 1/2"H; planter 5"H x 7 1/8"-diameter. Vase and planter si

Group of Mostly Japanese Awaji Pottery, includes vase with incised iris design, 2 art nouveau handled drip glaze vases, tall flambe and drip glaze vases, jardinere with bamboo/dragon form in green and

Large modern Chinese or Japanese Awaji yellow-glazed monochrome vase decorated in high relief with two clouds and a detailed dragon encircling the neck, with pools of crystalline green glaze, unmarked

2 pieces of Sumida ware Japanese pottery. Near pair of vases decorated in red-orange, brown, green and black glaze with raised decoration of monkeys. Both unsigned. Each 12 1/4"H. Both with losses to

2 pieces of Sumida ware Japanese pottery. Near pair of vases decorated in red-orange, brown, green and black glaze with raised decoration of monkeys. Both unsigned. Each 12 1/4"H. Both with losses to

Pottery vase. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Satsuma ware. Signed Kinkozan. Borders of tea dust green with gilt floral scrolling around a panel of women and children playing. 5.25in high.

Three antique glazed pottery pieces: Japanese or Korean karatsu ware bottle with white-crackle mouth and neck above drip-glazed brown; Japanese ovoid form bottle vase with blue-green flambe splash mou

Pottery vase. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Satsuma ware. Decoration of flowering plants in red, gosu-blue and green enamels with gilt. Brocade borders and top. Melon shaped body. Signed within a

A Chinese Ge-Type Guanyin Vase, with a high shouldered body tapering towards a spreading foot, covered in a thick green with fine brown crackling in imitation of Ge ware, with Japanese wood box. Dimen