Japanese Mingei Folk Art Pottery

Japanese Mingei folk ceramic art pottery vase / sake bottle, finished with a tenmoku glaze, signed on bottom. 11" H x 5" W x 4.5" D. Provenance: Property from an Upper East Side townhouse.

Runny blue and white dripping brushwork over brown and white glazed vase. Impressed chop seal on bottom. 5 1/2 x 5 1/2 in.

3pc Japanese Mingei Art Pottery Vases. Includes a crater glaze wabi sabi bottle vase 14.5''x6'', a drip glaze brown stoneware vase 10.5''x8.25'' (impressed chop seal on bottom), and a cut sided bottle

(lot of 8) Japanese mingei (folk art) ware: a green gray jar with three lug handles and circular decoration on on the shoulder, by Mashiko master potter, Kimura Ichiro (Japanese, 1915-1978), signed: t

(lot of 15) Japanese two shelves of mingei folk art Mashiko ceramics, including four tea cups, four dishes, two bowls, a spice container, one large bottle/vase; together with a celadon vase, two wall

Shimaoka Tatsuzo, (Japanese,1919-2007), Mashiko mingei (folk art) stoneware plate with raised rim and dark green central recess, rope pattern with white slip glaze on rim, 11" x 11.25"

Sakuma Totaro (Japanese 1900-1976) Mashiko Japanese Folk Pottery vase with faceted surface to simulate a beehive, unsigned, Totaro was a student and friend of the famous potter Hamada, ht 11"

Sakuma Totaro (Japanese 1900-1976) Mashiko Japanese Folk Pottery plate, unsigned, decorated with fruit, 10" x 10"

Sadao Watanabe was a Japanese artist best known for his prints that meld biblical imagery with the traditional Japanese folk art known as mingei. Watanabe's work portrays the Christian gospel with a d

Unknown North Carolina - Japanese Art Pottery. Black Striped Glazed Jar. Stamped with possible letter K inside box. Mint condition. 13" h. Est. $200-400. Ship: $55

Shoji Hamada (Japanese, 1894-1978). Studio pottery hexagonal vase or brush washer in a checkered design with original wooden case marked by Hamada. Hamada was an important member of the mingei folk ar

Japanese stoneware vase decorated with a black semi-matte glaze with tiny greenish crystalline-like highlights. Bulbous for with a tall stick neck. Folk art style. 19th Century or earlier. Signed with

Georgia Blizzard (also known as Georgia Michael, Virginia, 1919-2002) folk art pottery vase titled "Jacob's Well," rectangular form, with molded bibical scenes to each side, surmounted by a short, cyl

Lanier Meaders folk art pottery face jug. Dark green/brown glaze. Handle repaired. Signed underside. 8in height.

Michel Bayne (b. 1959)A large Folk Art pottery jug, late 20th/21st centuryIncised to side: Bayne / Maker/ SCThe ovoid stoneware jug with dual portraits of Native American men rendered in colorful glaz

Harrisonburg, Virginia, 1st half 20th century. White clay with lead glaze. Applied design of plow and mule. Minor edge loss. 10"h. Ex Howard Souders, (Maryland).

Vintage Japanese art pottery vase, squared form with stylized motif of a circles in white and blue on a brown glaze, bearing paper maker's mark underneath. 10"H X 6" W X 6" D.

JAPANESE ART POTTERY VASE - Early 20th c. Pale Grey Baluster Vase, decorated with a leaping Namahage Demon amid an oxblood cloud of smoke and fire, signed on the underside, 12" tall, 7 1/2" diam. Fine

Marvin Bailey (American, born 1961). South Carolina southern folk art pottery jug. Hand crafted ceramic jug, with unusual design, featuring a profusion of eye forms encircling exterior. A single handl

Provenance: The Estate of Drs. Frank and Barbara Pino of San Antonio, TX 20" tall x 24" wide Please note: All the Mexican folk art pieces in this auction are by their nature very fragile and are likel

Shoji Hamada Japanese Art Pottery Chawan with Tomobako Box. Approximately 4.1875W x 3.9375H in. Box Approximately 5.1875W x 5.6875H in.

PAIR OF KACHINAS AND TWO PIECES OF FOLK ART POTTERY, 13" TALLEST

(lot of 3) Japanese Folk Art carved chairs, each diminutive example having a wood back and rising on splayed legs, largest 32.5"h

Mexican folk art pottery fruit bowl display (Tlaquepaque, Jalisco), featuring ceramic fruit coin banks, supported in wooden bowl height 5 in. x width 16 in. x depth 16 in. Provenance: Property from