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Rare Arita Hokaoyama Kiln Reticulated Bowl 18C

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800   item# 1124575 (stock# 2381)

Rare Arita Hokaoyama Kiln Reticulated Bowl 18C
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£250 - $400 

A fine example of an Arita serving bowl with moulded and reticulated border of interlocking rings, wachigai, forming a band of auspicious “shippo”, the interior decorated in underglaze blue with Kiku Chrysanthemum blooms and Omoto, the Japanese sacred Lily, with thin bands of autumn mist threaded through the composition. The composition is an autumn theme combined with auspicious symbols of longevity and good fortune. The reverse undecorated but for a square seal mark to the interior of the foot ...click for details


Rare Ko Imari Barbers Bowl 18C

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800   item# 1124571 (stock# 2380)

Rare Ko Imari Barbers Bowl 18C
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£430 - $680 

A fine circular Ko Imari barbers bowl of conventional form decorated with the popular export hanakago-de pattern of a vase on a Veranda with peonies and butterflies botan ni choji, and brocade lappets. The centre of the dish features a prominent unglazed but enamelled ring in the centre. This suggests that the dish may not have been produced at the main Arita kilns, but was probably produced at one of the Hasami kilns. Such unglazed rings tending to be a feature of kurawanka wares produced ...click for details


Fine Ko Imari Zashiki Dish Edo

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800   item# 1124569 (stock# 2379)

Fine Ko Imari Zashiki Dish Edo
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SOLD 

A very usual tray shaped dish with steeply angular sides decorated with one of the more esoteric designs to be found on Arita porcelain. The subject is a view of a Zashiki room., the tatami covered formal reception room for guests found at the heart of Aristocratic dwellings of the Heian period. The design is in a sense a tromp l’oeil, a playful exploration of perspective, involving both distortion and apparent de-construction and re-arrangement of the rectangular elements in the design, the br ...click for details


12th-13th C. Henan Stoneware Bottle Jar

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Stoneware: Pre 1492   item# 1123318 (stock# 2378)

12th-13th C. Henan Stoneware Bottle Jar
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SOLD 

Stoutly potted Henan (Chinese) bottle jar dating to the 12th or 13th century. About 6.5" (16.5cm) H x 6" (15.2cm) wide at widest point. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. Please note russet or reddish-brown spots and blotches around the mid-section and mouth. Authenticity is guaranteed. Insured shipping at cost.


Pair of Imari Ryu Mon Cups Mid 19C

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1900   item# 1122560 (stock# 2377)

Pair of Imari Ryu Mon Cups Mid 19C
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$80 - £50 

A pair of cups decorated in typical mid 19th century style Arita enamelling with a pattern of stylised dragons Ryu amongst clouds with typical Kenjo style Baroque motifagainst a Kinrande ground. An interesting contrast to the contemporary cups EW 2376. As can be seen from the images there is a slight disparity in size between the two cups, both are in good condition with no cracks or chips, the larger measures 8.6cm in diameter by 7.1cm high and the smaller is 8.3cm in diameter and stands 6.9cm ...click for details


Pair of Ko Imari Kenjo Style Cups Mid 19C

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1900   item# 1122559 (stock# 2376)

Pair of Ko Imari Kenjo Style Cups Mid 19C
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$120- £75 

A fine pair of Arita cups or beakers dating to the late Mid Edo period decorated in early 18th century Kenjo Imari style. Dating circa 1840-60. Each cup measures 8.5cm in diameter and stands 7.1cm high. Both are in good condition with no cracks chips or restoration; one of the cups has more wear than the other to its gilding. Shipping at Cost.


Pair of Ko Imari Bai Shou Tu Cups c.1820

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1837 VR   item# 1122556 (stock# 2375)

Pair of Ko Imari Bai Shou Tu Cups c.1820
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$160 - £100 

A fine pair of Ko Sometsuke style Arita cups painted with the Bai Shou Tu pattern, Wan juru zu, literally the picture of a Hundred Shou characters, a popular Chinese pattern that appeared largely on bowls produced for export to the South -east Asian market in the late Ming period. The small bowls are painted with a pattern of Shou symbols inset with small reserves containing a figure of an Immortal and his acolyte within a wide diaper border of kikko-mon to the lip, and a ring of Ruyi motif to ...click for details


Pair Ko Imari Brocade Soba Choku Late 18C

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800   item# 1122553 (stock# 2374)

Pair Ko Imari Brocade Soba Choku Late 18C
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A fine pair of late Eighteenth century Soba Choku cups painted in nishiki-de style with an iron red diaper brocade ground inset with a quatrefoil and wachigai ring shaped reserves containing hagi, bush clover, a plant symbolic of the Autumn. The cups date to the late 18th century circa 1780-1800. They measure 8cm in diameter and 7cm in height and are in excellent condition with no cracks, chips or restoration. Shipping at Cost.


Rare Chinese Export made for Java - 18th C.

Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Ceramics: Chinese Export: Pre 1800   item# 1120848 (stock# 2373)

Rare Chinese Export made for Java - 18th C.
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$1500 

Chinese porcelain plate decorated with underglazed cobalt blue -- made for export to Java. This exceedingly rare plate depicts a Wayang Kulit puppet. Shadow puppet theater has been a national pastime in Java for a thousand years. Waylang is a Javanese word meaning theater or literally shadow, and Kulit means skin or leather as these puppets are traditionally made of buffalo hide. Chinese trade in porcelain to Indonesia began as far back as the Han Dynasty (206 BC to 220 AD). This plate dates to ...click for details


Ai Kutani Suisen Dishes c.1670 No 5

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1700   item# 1120684 (stock# 2372)

Ai Kutani Suisen Dishes c.1670 No 5
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See 2372 

Ai Kutani Suisen Dishes c.1670 No 5 The dish measures approximately 21.5cm in diameter and is in overall good condition, there is a hairline crack from the rim, a chip and hairline and a further chip to the rim, some chipping to the footring. See EW 2372

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