1920s Japanese ceramic Banko TOKKURI sake bottle
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware Pre 1930: item #740899
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Dmitry Levit Asian Art
781-842-3363
$160
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Very delightful and unusual 1920s stoneware tokkuri - sake bottle - with glazed body and enameled decoration of flowering daisies among vines and grasses. Very pleasing squared shape with horizontal ribbing, typical Japanese spiral finish to the unglazed recessed bottom. Excellent quality painting with thick application of enamel, great design in Japanese taste. Wonderful crackle to the glaze. Clay appears to be of Banko type, stamped with a seal of a potter in oval reserve on the body above the... Click for details
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1920s BANKO vase TOY TIGER
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware Pre 1930: item #740897
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Dmitry Levit Asian Art
781-842-3363
$100
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Very delightful 1920s Banko ware vase with enameled decoration of a toy tiger with nodding head and paper strips hanging off bamboo branch. Most probably the decoration represents some festival connected with children. Excellent quality painting with precise detailing, great design in Japanese taste. The inside of the vase is covered with transparent gray glaze. Typical Banko clay body, stamped with BANKO seal on the bottom, overall in excellent condition. Height 4 1/8 inches. The piece comes fr... Click for details
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Japanese Ceramic Flower Vase, Signed Aoyama c.1950
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware Pre 1950: item #739351
KA571
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Kodo Arts
tel +81 77 152 1428
$450
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Gorgeous contemporary Japanese celadon cracked glaze flower vase from Nabeshima. Beautiful running rainbow overglazes dripping lusciously from the top. This piece was fired at the Kawazoe Seizan Kiln in Imari City and signed by Aoyama. The original box has the characters reading 'Nabeshima yaki' - Nabeshima ware; 'Aoyama saku' - made by Aoyama; and 'Seizan' - the name of the kiln. excellent condition. c.1950. (diameter 8" x 9" ) (diameter 20cm x 23cm). EMS Shipping/Insurance to USA or Western Eu... Click for details
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Stoneware Charger by Shoji Hamada
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware Pre 1970: item #739101
4800
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Hiromitsu-Japan
(81)11-792-9543
$4800
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A masterpiece of Mashiko pottery, dynamically iron-glazed and sugar-cane pattened large Charger by Shoji Hamada (1894-1978), a prominent and the most famous Japanese potter in 20th century. Fine condition with no chips or crack. It comes with his signed and sealed original wooden storage box. The box is worn due to age and minor crack.
This is highly recommended collectilbe masterpiece.
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White Mingei Vase by Kanjiro Kawai
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware Pre 1960: item #738200
4783
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Hiromitsu-Japan
(81)11-792-9543
$16800
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Genuine White Vase with copper and gosu blue glaze in the motif of flower by Kanjiro Kawai (1890-1966), the most famous and prominent Japanse potter in 20th century. It comes with Kiri paulownia wood storage box endorsed by Koha Kawai (Kanjiro's daughter) from Kawai Kanjiro Museum. It has repair on the body with lacquer by the professional and small crazing on its rim as marked on the close-up photo. Overrally fine condition.
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Three Oribe Chrysanthemum Bowls
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware Pre 1970: item #737751
798-7E-60
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Tokugawa Antiques
(503)325-2577
$60.00
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These Oribe bowls are painted and shaped with chrysantemum motif. Each bowl is painted with five flowers, three outside and two inside Their rims are very thin where the scalloped edges are formed, and there are two small chips. It's possible that there is an older repaired chip as well--it's difficult to discern with the inherent irregularities in Oribe pottery. Conservati... Click for details
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Ten Oribe Hyotan or Gourd Dishes
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware Pre 1930: item #737750
797-7K-390
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Tokugawa Antiques
(503)325-2577
$325.00
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A collection of ten oribe dishes are in the auspicious gourd shape. Each sits on three hooped feet and is decorated with classic Oribe patterns and colors. On several, the heavy green glaze is edged in pink or red. One is lighter in color and has a larger diaper pattern; it may be newer than the others and is the one with a chip. The others date from the Meiji or Taisho period and are without chips or cracks other than original firing irregularities which are typical of this vintage Oribe. ... Click for details
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Large Pottery Vase by Kato Kinzo
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware Pre 1980: item #737055
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Modern Japanese Ceramics
075-432-6980
650.00
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A large playful vase performed in Persian influenced style by Seto artist Kato Kinzo enclosed in the original signed wooden box. Bold, joyful dials surround the banded sides in black on glossy blue-green. The vase is 11 inches (28 cm) tall, 10 inches (25.5 cm) diameter and in prefect condition. Kinzo was born in 1929, and specialized in Oribe and Seto-Guro ceramics for use in the Japanese Tea Ceremony. This is an unusually large and eccentric piece for the normally more subdued artist. His ... Click for details
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