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Imari Shou Lao and the Eight Immortals Dish c.1730 No 1 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Pre 1800 item# 1105635 (stock# 2338)
click for details		EastWest Gallery $260 - £160
An intriguing design painted in Wucai style, showing the Eight Immortals visiting Shoulao. The design is adapted from a Chinese design made for the Imperial Court in the later half of the reign of the Emperor Wanli, the second half of the sixteenth century. The Dragon in the centre is an amalgam of a Feiyu, Flying fish dragon, and a conventional dragon, rather than a true Feiyu, which would have had a pair of fins and fish tail rather than legs and conventional tail of this example. The border ...click for details

Superb Chinese Porcelain Kangxi Blue & White Jar 18th C Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1101087 (stock# 2336)
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A Kangxi period blue & white ginger jar painted with a procession of boys playing in a fenced garden, one boy riding a qilin accompanied by three attendants – two waving banners and one holding a canopy – as stylized clouds drift overhead. The garden is comprised of decorative taihu rocks, bamboo and a plantain tree, with the scrolling scene contained between a border of cross-hatch design encircling the glazed neck and double-line border near the foot. A lively drawing style shows outlines ...click for details

Rare Ko Imari Octagonal Dish c.1700. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1100483 (stock# 2335)
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An Arita dish decorated in Katamono style of octagonal moulded form decorated with a central Sansui-ga, landscape, presumably an evocation of the Doaist Isles of the Immortals, framed by a double wave border. The rim divided into eight panels containing stylised Chrysanthemum motifs and Cherry blossom within ogee shaped reserves. The reverse decorated with cloud motifs in cobalt blue linked by an iron red arabesque, and a Chinese six character mark for the Emperor Jiajing, and six spur marks ar ...click for details

Rare Ko Imari Shun and the Elephants Dish c.1760 No 2 Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Ceramics: Pre 1800 item# 1098200 (stock# 2331)
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An unusual dish decorated with a relief moulded pattern of a pair of Elephants and the Confucian paragon Shun, with several lines of text. The story is taken from the Neo-Confucian text on filial piety known as the “Twenty four Exemplars” by Guo Jujing, which recounts the story of Shun, whose selfless acts of filial piety brought him to the attention of the Emperor, who married his daughter to him and subsequently made him his heir. This is one of the examples of his selflessness, sent by his fa ...click for details

Rare Ko Imari Shun and the Elephants Dish c.1760 No 1 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1098199 (stock# 2330)
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An unusual dish decorated with a relief moulded pattern of a pair of Elephants and the Confucian paragon Shun with several lines of text. The story is taken from the Neo-Confucian text on filial piety known as the “Twenty four Exemplars” by Guo Jujing, which recounts the story of Shun, whose selfless acts of filial piety brought him to the attention of the Emperor, who married his daughter to him and subsequently made him his heir. This is one of the examples of his selflessness, sent by his fat ...click for details

Ko Imari Cranes and Screen Dish c.1740-60 No 2 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1098194 (stock# 2329)
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The dish has an unusual square form with indented corners and a raised almost vertical rim which suggests that it was probably intended to be used for the serving of sashimi, sliced raw fish. The shape resembles the form of a tsuba or sword hilt of mokko-gata form. By the late Mid Edo period sashimi had been growing in popularity, prepared by professional chefs, it was served both in aristocratic and in wealthy households. The somewhat surreal landscape contains a pair of Cranes, Tsuru, with ...click for details

Ko Imari Cranes and Screen Dish c.1740-60 No 1 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1098190 (stock# 2328)
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The dish has an unusual square form with indented corners and a raised almost vertical rim which suggests that it was probably intended to be used for the serving of sashimi, sliced raw fish. The shape resembles the form of a tsuba or sword hilt of mokko-gata form. By the late Mid Edo period sashimi had been growing in popularity, prepared by professional chefs, it was served both in aristocratic and in wealthy households. The somewhat surreal landscape contains a pair of Cranes, Tsuru, with ...click for details

Hirado Enamelled Reticulated Koro Meji No 2 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1910 item# 1097187 (stock# 2326)
click for details		EastWest Gallery $160 - £95
A good small globular form koro, incense burner, with dragon form handles, and three scroll feet. The body and cover pierced with a kagome basket-weave patterns. The plain under-glaze blue patterns of clouds and scrolls enriched with gilding and additional green, iron red enamels. The koro measures approximately 4.5ins or 11.5cm in diameter, 3,75ins or 9.5cms high and is in good order with no cracks, chips or restoration. It dates to the late Meji period, late 19th century. Shipping at Cost. ...click for details

Ko Imari Chrysanthemum and Pinkes Bowl Genroku c.1700 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800 item# 1097175 (stock# 2327)
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A finely enamelled deep moulded bowl of hexagonal form with a flattened scalloped upturned rim decorated to the interior with alternating panels of Chrysanthemums, kiku, and Fringed Pinkes, nadeshiko, surrounding a central reserve containing a further Chrysanthemum bough. The exterior of the bowl decorated with an arabesque of scrolling Chrysanthemums and leaves, kiku karakusa. The bowl measures approximately 23cm, 9 inches in diameter and 10.5cm high. The bowl is in good condition with no crac ...click for details

Fine Hirado Enamelled Reticulated Koro Meji No 1 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1910 item# 1097173 (stock# 2325)
click for details		EastWest Gallery $160 - £95
A fine small globular form koro, incense burner, with dragon form handles, and three scroll feet. The body and cover pierced with a kagome basket-weave patterns. The plain under-glaze blue patterns of clouds and scrolls enriched with gilding and additional blue, pink and yellow enamels. The koro measures approximately 4.5ins or 11.5cm in diameter, 3,75ins or 9.5cms high and is in good order with no cracks, chips or restoration. It dates to the late Meji period, late 19th century. Shipping ...click for details

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