COBALT SATSUMA VASE {ca 1925.....3 7/8" TALL

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Earthenware Pre 1920: item #181736

This is a JAPANESE COBALT SATSUMA VASE from a Michigan Estate. The size of this Hand~Painted VASE is 3 7/8" tall with two Panels depicting Japanese People. One Panel with Two Ladies and a Child the other Panel with One Lady and a Child. Circa 1920 and in EXCELLENT Condition

Satsuma Dish, Signed Kinkozan

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Earthenware Pre 1900: item #181578
2B-644

This lovely Kyoto Satsuma earthenware dish with its creamy crackled body has been molded in the form of a lotus leaf and decorated in soft transparent overglaze enamels and gilt. It is signed “Kinkozan zo” in gold enamel on the reverse lip rim and dates to the mid-to late 19th century. The furled edge of the plate and the molded leaf veins simulate a living lotus leaf, and the reverse has a very realistically molded stem in high relief. Both front and back have bold floral decorations in soft sh... Click for details

Ceramic Banko Container Shaped as Clam Shell

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Earthenware Pre 1920: item #179657
JG-6

This decorative container in the shape of a footed clam shell has been formed out of clay from the Banko kilns. It is very naturalistic in color and design. There is an old repair to a small area on the edge of the bottom shell. It was made in the early 1900’s and has an illegible signature on the bottom. Dimensions: 6” x 5”

Ishizara Serving Dish

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Earthenware Pre 1920: item #179171
JF-8

This style of Seto-ware was a standard utilitarian product of various Seto kilns in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. This deep Seto-ware serving dish is decorated with a few simple brush strokes depicting a rabbit ear iris in an iron-oxide brown under a clear glaze. The surface marks are the result of small tsuchi dango, or clay pellets, used to separate the stacked plates when being fired. Early 20th century. It is in excellent condition except for normal firing irregularities. D... Click for details

Japanese Shiraiwa Kataguchi (Spouted Bowl)

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Earthenware Pre 1920: item #177767
JE-111

This early 1900’s kataguchi or spouted bowl is a product of the Shiraiwa kilns in Akita Prefecture. It has a rich bluish mottled glaze poured over a dark iron glazed base. It is a wonderful example of utilitarian folk pottery. Diameter: 6”. Height: 3 ½”.

Rare Totai Cloisonne Tea Jar by Kinkozan

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Earthenware Pre 1900: item #170192
02823/4

Size of Totai: 6 1/2" (16.5cm) High x 5 3/8" Dia Widest(13.7cm). Extreme rare Japanese Totai Cloisonne Cha-tsubo(Tea Jar) in Pair. Both jar are signed by KINKOZAN. Kinkozan was well known by Kyoto Satsuma. However, he did also made these rare Totaiby using Kyoto Satsuma body with Yusen Cloisonne wire. The all of glazing finish are by Cloisonne finish. There are a lot of works in two jars. These kind only be seen in the reference text book. There are three different window with flower and bird de... Click for details

FOUR ANTIQUE SATSUMA BUTTONS VARIOUS DESIGNS

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Earthenware Pre 1900: item #166919

This is a group of 4 SATSUMA BUTTONS from a Maryland Estate. Beautifully Hand Painted. Hard to find and getting more scarce by the day! Ca. 1900 - 1920. One piece has a chip on the unpainted back side. ADD to the Collection!

PAIR OF JAPANESE SATSUMA VASES

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Earthenware Pre 1920: item #165538
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A true pair of glazed earthenware Satsuma vases, cream colored body and finely crackled glaze, decorated with great detail in gold, red, purple and green, with pair of opposing phoenix birds, one in flight, between gilt borders. The base is with red Satsuma crest above two character "Satsuma" within rectangle on red ground. The vases appear to date from the late Meiji (1868-1912) or early Taisho period (1912-1926). Fine condition. Approximate measurements: H 9 1/4", W 4 1/2".

Satsuma Covered Rice Bowl - Gosu blue - Meiji

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Earthenware Pre 1920: item #162949

A Meiji period Satsuma covered rice bowl decorated with gosu blue and rust brown vertical stripes - both on the inside and the outer sides of the bowl and cover. Measures 4 ½” dia x 3” high with cover and is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or restorations. We date this piece to the early Meiji period, circa 1860-1875. According to Sandra Andacht in her standard reference book - "Treasury of Satsuma", Wallace-Homestead, 1981 - gosu blue was " a blue which ranges in value and can be ... Click for details

Japanese Earthenware "Horse-eye" Mingei PLATE

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Earthenware Pre 1900: item #157738
J-145

A superb example (perfect condition) of an increasingly hard to find genre of Japanese earthenware Mingei or folk art. This 11.25" diameter "horse-eye" design in brown overglaze on a cream-colored base in displayed in many museums around the world, including a museum in Oakland, CA. This is a particularly beautiful (and rare) example because of it's large size and perfect condition. Circa: early to mid-Meiji era (1868-1890.) As always, additional pictures are available for serious inquiries... Click for details