Two unusual Japanese studio dishes, signed, 20th

A Set of Eleven Japanese Studio Rectangular Dishes20th century, rectangular form dishes raised on three small feet, each signed to underside with two Japanese characters. 1 x 4 3/4 x 11 1/2 in. From t

AN UNUSUAL JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD GREEN GROUND KUTANI PORCELAIN DISH, decorated with two females, signed. 25 cm wide.

Group of four Japanese studio pottery ceramic vessels in boxes. Two low dishes and two cups. One small cup by David Pinto (Jamaican, 20th/21st c.) One irregular shaped dish by Yasuyuki Takeuchi (Japan

Group signed Studio Pottery vessels, 20th c., (5) pieces, comprising: (2) signed Japanese dishes, (1) bowl signed "Virginia", (1) small bowl, and (1) small vase signed illegibly, largest: 3"h x 15"dia

United States,20th Century An unusual illegibly signed vase. Possibly an American studio piece. A creamy white glaze covers the surface of two opposing female faces adorned in garland. There are three

Collection Modernist & signed Studio Pottery, 20th c., (11) pieces, incl. vases, bowls, and dish, some Japanese inspired objects, some signed examples, 14.25"h x 6.5"w (largest), 3.5"h x 2.25"w (small

Japanese Studio pottery dish collection, 20th c., (14) pieces, some examples incl. Seto ware style and Koishiwara ware style, a few pieces with faint stamped marks, 8.5"dia (largest), 5"dia (smallest)

Concentric ring inlaid design footed ceramic dish with diameter of 6.25 in. Condition: Good

A grouping of two signed Japanese studio pottery vases, one of asymmetrical form with incised design, the second with blue glazed design. Taller: 12in tall.

Two Japanese studio ceramic itemsLate 20th centuryEach stamped with Kanji characters to undersides and further marked with Kanji characters to box housingComprising one glazed studio ceramic earthenwa

TWO JAPANESE STUDIO POTTERY CREAM GLAZE PLATES 20th Century Square, with slightly upturned edges. Unmarked. 9.5" x 9.5".

Early 20th c. artist signed Japanese studio porcelain 12" (h) x 8" (l) pink glazed vase with white enamel painted floral designs. Comes with wood base stand. [25] CONDITION: Very good condition with n

Mid 20th C. artist signed Japanese studio porcelain 3 1/2" (height) cabinet vase decorated with cranes, done in the style of Makuzo Kozan. [55] CONDITION: Very good condition with no damage.

Two Japanese Nabeshima-Style Porcelain Dishes , probably early 20th c., incl. octagonal, decorated with flowers and textiles, h. 1 7/8 in., w. 14 1/4 in., d. 11 in.; and round, with peony, chrysanthem

Unusual artist-signed Studio Pottery vase, 20th c., incised Sun and blue mosaic design, signed illegibly underneath, 9"h x 9.5"dia Provenance: The Collection of Litsa Tsitsera, New York

20th cen, with original copper liner, measures 8"h 10" by 10"w

Two Japanese studio porcelain vases, one with cherry blossom decoration, the other having a blue and white landscape design. Both are signed. Taller: 11-1/4in tall.

Unusual Japanese studio porcelain sculpture of a home built in the side of a moutain with two people walking on a bridge.Height 7 1/4 inches.

Two Japanese items: black lacquer vase with gilt and painted floral branch; together with Kutani-type porcelain dish, signed Kajimoto; D: 5 7/8" (dish)

Two antique Japanese metalwork dishes: one centering an animated lion, signed to rim; together with parcel-gilt showing a temple, surrounded by dragons; circa 1900; D: 13 3/4" (widest, approx.

Antique Chinese blue and white porcelain rectangular pillow; together with four Japanese bronze shallow dishes, two signed; Provenance: From the Hashimoto Estate; L: 6 1/2" (largest)

American Studio Pottery, Alfred School, dish, 20th c., signed and dated to underside "R. Davis, '74, Alfred", 6"h x 13"dia Provenance: Property removed from 1240 Park Avenue, NYC Notes/Literature: New

19th C., comprising a narrow-neck vase and a serving dish, each signed on underside Vase: 8"h Bowl: 9-3/4"dia

20th century signed studio art glass paperweights. Features two Iridescent paperweights. One paperweight is a floral design and the other depicts lines. Both signed on bottom. Glass House 1988. Mount