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Rare Bizen Okimono of a Chin Dog Meji
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Pre 1910 item# 1029606 (stock# 2123)
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EastWest Gallery
$320 - £200
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A nicely modelled okimono of a Japanese Chin Dog or possibly Pekingese dating to the Meji Period, late Nineteenth Century. An identical figure was sold at the rooms of Tajan in Paris in their specialist Japanese sale 2009 lot 30, and realised 372 Euros, $530. The figure is in perfect condition, it stands approximately 6 inches or 15cm high and is 8 inches, 8 inches or 20cm in length from the top of the head to the tail, the base is approximately 5 inches wide long and weighs 1077gm. Shipping at ...click for details
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Ai Kakiemon Inamura Dish circa 1700 No 2
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Pre 1700 item# 1027356 (stock# 2116)
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$350 - £220
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A fine large Ai Kakiemon dish decorated with a pattern of scattered pine needles, matsuba, and threshed rice sheaves, inamura, and rice straw, inawara and broken plum blossom branches, ume no hana, celebrating Autumn, the New Year and the arrival of Spring.
The scalloped rim of the dish has a fuchibeni dark brown glaze and the reverse is decorated with a typical “Karakusa” lotus scroll border and a Fuku character within a double square. Dating late seventeenth or early eighteenth century. Gen ...click for details
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Ai Kakiemon Inamura Dish circa 1700 No 1
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Pre 1700 item# 1027353 (stock# 2115)
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$480 - £300
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A fine large Ai Kakiemon dish decorated with a pattern of scattered pine needles, matsuba, and threshed rice sheaves, inamura, and rice straw, inawara with broken plum blossom branches, ume no hana, celebrating Autumn, the New Year and the arrival of Spring.
The scalloped rim of the dish has a fuchibeni dark brown glaze and the reverse is decorated with a typical “Karakusa” lotus scroll border and a Fuku character within a double square. Dating late seventeenth or early eighteenth century. Genr ...click for details
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Pair of Kutani Karashishi Figures Meji
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Pre 1910 item# 1027350 (stock# 2114)
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$240 - £150
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A pair of Kutani Sometsuke style “Temple Entrance” Karashishi, each sitting upon a low table on shaped rectangular bases, one of the figures with its mouth agape, the other open, the bases painted with Karakusa ground borders, the reserves with the characters “hono” meaning dedication.
Size 23cms high and in good condition, one with a small flake loss to the base. Two character Kutani mark to the base. Dating late Meji period.
Shipping at cost.
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