Totaro Sakuma - Japanese Stoneware

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"

Japanese stoneware charger plate / bowl, 1960, wax resist decoration, persimmon glaze. Mashiko pottery in the style of Hamada, ca.1960 unknown craftsman, "mingei" school mashiko pottery. Provenance: F

A Fine Japanese Stoneware Vase. Possibly Meiji period (1868-1912). Of large proportions. The baluster body applied with trailing bands of figures on a polychrome glazed ground. With mark to base. 50 c

Pair of Japanese stoneware vases with dragon reliefs and handles. [14 x 7 (dia) inches]. In good condition.

Old Japanese Stoneware Daruma Monk Mask. 11.5 inches H x 10 W.

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.

Japan, 1890-1910 stoneware 6.25” x 5” x 2" Meiji period stoneware horseshoe crab shell wall planter with hanging hole on backside. Tags: japanese, primitive, folk art, self taught, outside

Collection of Japanese glazed stoneware tea bowls, some pieces with box. 5.75-4.25 inch (largest).

Water jar for tea ceremony,  of irregular cylindrical stoneware form in earthy brown and black glaze with an abstracted shape in hare's fur glaze, with ebonized wood cover, the cover signed in red

(4) Japanese stoneware chawan tea bowls, 18th/19th c., includes a grey Karatsu style bowl with circular 'Enso' sign; a brown Suisakate Kofuku style bowl with mottled glaze design; a cream and black Se

Japanese Stoneware Flask. Incised lily and bird design. Ht. 7" W 7". A Private East Aurora, NY Estate.

East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, ca. 1868 to 1912 CE. A beautiful hand-built stoneware sake bottle in the form of a gourd, displaying a flat, circular base, a voluminous body that is tapered near the t

Group of 8 Japanese glazed stoneware tea bowls, some pieces with boxes. Approx. 5.25-2.75 inch (largest).

Group of 4 Japanese Taisho type stoneware carved cases, each with lid and box. 5.5-6 inch (largest).

Group of 5 collectible Japanese stoneware tea bowls. 4.7-3 inch (largest).

Group of 6 Japanese stoneware tea bowls, wherein 3 with boxes. approx. 4.5-3 inch (largest bowl).

Including 6 Japanese stoneware bowls and 5 plates. Approx. 4.5-4.5-3.5 inch (largest).

**Originally Listed At $275** East Asia, Japan, late Edo to early Meiji period, ca. 19th to early 20th century. A splendid stoneware vessel presenting a flat, circular base, a cylindrical body, and an

Small Japanese Edo period ceramic chaire or tea caddy for matcha, 18th to 19th century. Darkly glazed Seto Ware, stoneware with a splash of white. Impressed stamp along the unglazed lower edge. With a

3 Japanese stoneware tea jars. 1 one celadon glaze and 2 with iron rust glazes. Lids with some chips and cracks. Each approx. 3in high.

Including 4 Japanese stoneware bowls and a covered jar, with box. 6.5-5.5 inch (jar size).

20th century, red and brown ground with raised abstract blue glaze decoration, indiscernible mark to base, 15-1/4 in. diameter Provenance: Donated by Robert Turvene for sale to benefit the Muscarelle

A Japanese stoneware / ceramic bowl. Ogata Kenzan (1663-1743). Deep grey ground bowl having a scalloped edge shaped as flower petals. The interior and exterior handpainted with overglaze enamels depic