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Rare Ai Kakiemon Tako-Karakusa Shaped Dish c.1680 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1700 item# 1043580 (stock# 2144)
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An early Ai Kakiemon large dish of oval elliptical form on a relatively high foot decorated in underglaze cobalt blue with a pattern of tako-karakusa interspersed with Lotus mon and an Artemisia leaf with tassel and cords, The reverse decorated with stylised lotus arabesques, Karakusa, and a comb pattern to the foot, and a Chinese style six-character Chenghua mark. The Tako Karakusa motif so popular on Arita porcelain has its origins in Chinese Chizou stoneware exported to Japan in the Yuan an ...click for details

Rare Ko Imari Kinsai Bowl c.1720 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1043572 (stock# 2143)
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A very finely gilded and enamelled small bowl with slightly incurving rim. The bowl is decorated with foliate Kinrande style arabesque, characteristic of Chinese porcelain of the Jiajing period, with elaborate Aoi mon inset with a further lotus motif. Inserted within this ground are two reserves. A fan shaped reserve containing a pair of pheasants and flowering cherry, Sakura ni Kigi, an auspicious Spring motif, and a peach shaped reserve, containing a pair of Mandarin Ducks, Oshidori, with Aoi ...click for details

Fine Ko Imari Ryu-mon Abalone Shaped Plate c.1740 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1043566 (stock# 2142)
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Fine Ko Imari Ryu-mon Abalone Shaped Plate c.1740 A large awabigata, abalone shaped, dish of typical form decorated with a very unusual pattern of a sinuous dragon partially obscured by clouds chasing a flaming pearl, with additional gilt outlined enamels. This is an early example of this form dating to the period 1730-50, as shown by the reverse pattern of sailing ships and waves. The plate measures 22.5cm by 20cm, and stands approximately 3.5cm high. The overall condition of the dish is goo ...click for details

Fine Ko Imari Rabbit and Three Friends Dish c1730 No 2 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1043558 (stock# 2141)
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An exceptionally finely painted and enamelled plate of scalloped form of kenjo-te, presentation, quality. The centre decorated in cobalt blue with a Shochikubai mon framed by a narrow border of scrolling waves, the border made up of brocade panels incorporating chrysanthemum, kiku, and karamatsu, pine motifs with auspicious shuro, hemp palm, painted in gilt outlined enamels, with kraa shish mon, and usagi, rabbits, in diamond shaped reserves framed with Kinrande lotus brocade, within ogee o ...click for details

Fine Ko Imari Rabbit and Three Friends Dish c1730 No 1 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1043552 (stock# 2140)
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An exceptionally finely painted and enamelled plate of scalloped form of presentation quality, kenjo-te. The centre decorated in cobalt blue with a Shochikubai mon, the Three Friend of Winter framed by a narrow border of scrolling waves, the border made up of brocade panels incorporating chrysanthemum, kiku, and karamatsu, pine motifs with auspicious shuro, hemp palm, painted in gilt outlined enamels, with kara shish mon, and usagi, rabbits in lozenge shaped reserves framed with Kinrande lotus ...click for details

Fine Ai Kakiemon Tako Karakusa Nagazara c.1690 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1700 item# 1043548 (stock# 2139)
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A fine Arita “Ai Kakiemon” nagazara or long dish decorated with a tako karakusa, Octopus scroll pattern, dating circa 1680-1710. The reverse decorated with kara-kusa motifs, and a spiral fuku within a double square, the rim dressed with an iron brown fuchi beni glaze. The dish is in excellent condition, no cracks, chips or restoration. It measure 21.8cm in length and 10cm in width. Please see images. Shipping at cost.

KO-IMARI PORCELAIN: THE COLLECTION OF OLIVER IMPEY Catalogue: Traditional Collectibles: Books: References: Antiques: Pre 1700 item# 1040572 (stock# 2136)
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KO-IMARI PORCELAIN FROM THE COLLECTION OF OLIVER IMPEY, by Barry Davies, published by Barry Davies Oriental Art, Ltd., London, c. 1997. This is a Japanese-English bilingual edition (please see our images), consisting of 227 pages of full-color illustrations and descriptions of pieces in the Oliver Impey collection, most dating from the late 17th and 18th centuries. About 12" x 9" x 1". Priority Mail shipping within the U.S., 15. Elsewhere at cost.

Fine Ko Imari Jingasa Barber's Bowl c.1730. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1038475 (stock# 2135)
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A very unusual Arita barber’s bowl dating to the second quarter of the 18th century. A small label underneath bares the legend “Emperors Shaving Bowl, Hirado”, and I think a partially illegible yen price. The provenance may be a bit unlikely, but what at first sight appears to be a characteristic European form has some very clearly Japanese motifs. The bowl can be seen as taking the form of a Samurai warriors hat, jingasa-gata, the moulded ribbing containing a classic seasonal combination of m ...click for details

Fine Arita Tojin Covered Bowl c.1780 No 1 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1033813 (stock# 2128)
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A very finely painted Ko Imari bowl and cover decorated with Kirin, Shou medallions and a Tojin, a foreigner. It is difficult to tell but the figure may be intended to represent a Korean Official, from the figures distinctive long and exaggerated sleeves and high brimmed hat with distinctive projecting side-pieces. Decoration involving shou medallions and their various forms was popular in Korea, and this may perhaps be seen as an essay in Korean taste from a Japanese perspective, made for the ...click for details

Fine Pair of Chinese Famille Rose Foo Dogs Qianlong 18C Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1033801 (stock# 2127)
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A fine pair of Chinese Buddhist Lions, Fu Dogs, or auspicious lions each with a tall taper or incense stick holder attached to its back. Both are decorated with famille rose enamels dating to the second half of the Eighteenth century and the reign of the Emperor Qianlong. Both are in good condition with no chips, cracks or other damage apart from some wear in places to the enamels commensurate with their age. They stand approximately nine inches high. Shipping at Cost.

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