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Blue and white porcelain garden lantern lamp pagoda Archives: Regional Art: Pre 1940 item# 755305 (stock#799-37)
click for details		Eastern Shore Antiques 251-625-0930 SOLD
This light is 24 inches tall and in the shape of a pagoda. It is porcelain and we believe it dates to the early 20th century. It is operational, though the wiring is old and probably from the 1930’s. The lantern is porcelain and it is hand painted with dragons on it. The lamp has lots of detail and is pierced in places to allow the light to be seen better when it is lit. The top lifts off and a small light bulb goes in there. We believe this is Chinese though it may be Japanese. There are tw ...click for details

Blue and white Chinese ginger jar floral Archives: Regional Art: Pre 1900 item# 754648 (stock#850-26)
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This ginger jar is 7 1/2 inches high and 4 ¼ inches in diameter at the foot. It has a wood lid that may be a replacement. This is 19th century or could possibly be 18th century. There is one visible hairline on the exterior that does not go through, otherwise no damage.

Blue and white Chinese ginger jar floral Archives: Regional Art: Pre 1900 item# 754645 (stock#850-25)
click for details		Eastern Shore Antiques 251-625-0930 SOLD
This ginger jar is 7 1/8 inches high and 4 inches in diameter at the foot. It has a wood lid that may be a replacement. This is 19th century or could possibly be 18th century. There are a couple of X hairlines on the bottom otherwise no damage.

Monunental Pair Meiji Kutani vases Birds Sanmei Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1910 item# 752344 (stock#851-1)
click for details		Eastern Shore Antiques 251-625-0930 SOLD to Florida
This is one fantastic pair of Kutani vases. They are from the Meiji period and have the familiar iron red or orangish color. They are hand painted with several types of design. There are differing scenes of birds painted on each lamp. In our opinion the painting is very well executed. The vases are 14 inches tall and 8 inches across at the widest point. These were previously lamps and have holes in the bottoms. They are both signed and say Kutani and we believe the artist or shop is Sanmei thoug ...click for details

Pair of Black Japanese cloisonne vases bird flowers Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1960 item# 741031 (stock#824-6)
click for details		Eastern Shore Antiques 251-625-0930 SOLD to Georgia
This is for a pair of Japanese black cloisonne vases. They have a bird and floral decoration with very vibrant colors. They are 7 ½ inches tall. They are unsigned. I believe these are from the mid 20th century. There is some damage to each vase but it can not be seen from the front. One vase has an area of 1 ½ X 1 ½ that the enamel is damaged though it does not go all the way through. The other vase has a bruise of 1 X ¾ that does not go all the way through.

Japanese octagonal cloisonne charger bird Meiji Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1900 item# 729641 (stock#837-2)
click for details		Eastern Shore Antiques 251-625-0930 SOLD to Georgia
This is a rare cloisonne charger in an octagonal shape. The type bird motif is also not very commonplace. It is very well executed. The charger is just under 12 inches across. We believe this is from the late 19th century. There are some slight stress cracks on the front of the charger. It has an old style hanger mounted to it.

Fine Pair Spinach Green Jade Foo Fu dogs Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Pre 1920 item# 719086 (stock#817-30)
click for details		Eastern Shore Antiques 251-625-0930 SOLD to Taiwan
This is for a set of fine spinach jade foo dogs or lions. They are 4 1/2 inches tall and 5 ½ inches tall when they are on their stands. They are well carved from beautiful pieces of spinach green jade and have various color inclusions. The feet, which is the thinnest part on the pieces are translucent when held to the light. We do not know the age of these items, though we have been advised by a dealer that specializes in jade that they date from around 1800. They came from a South Florida est ...click for details

Royal Worcester shell centerpiece Hadley 19th century Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English: Pre 1900 item# 718395
click for details		Eastern Shore Antiques 251-625-0930 SOLD
This fine porcelain figurine of a male mermaid modeled underneath a shell would make an excellent centerpiece. The piece depicts a man with a tail fin as one would see on a mermaid set among cat tails and other reeds as one would find around the water. These items are cast underneath a large scalloped shell. The work is extraordinary with heavy use of gilding and very fine detail. The piece is signed by Hadley for James Hadley, the primary modeler for Royal Worcester in the late 19th century ...click for details

Sumida Gawa set of 6 tankards mugs signed Ryosai Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1920 item# 680435 (stock#821-19)
click for details		Eastern Shore Antiques 251-625-0930 SOLD
This is for a set of 6 Sumida Gawa tankards. They are 5 ½ inches tall and 5 ¼ inches across including the handles. There are various decorations including 2 showing men with snails, one a man with a pagoda, one an old man reaching for a drink bottle, one a child reaching for a bottle and one a man reaching for some rocks. There is some wear to the orange paint on all of them. There is a chip on the mug with the man with the bottle. There is some damage to the robe and the beard of the old man ...click for details

Sumida Gawa Teapot and 2 teacups signed Ryosai Archives: Regional Art: Pre 1920 item# 680434 (stock#821-16, 17)
click for details		Eastern Shore Antiques 251-625-0930 SOLD
The teapot is 5 1/4 inches tall and 5 ½ inches across. The teapot has 2 men on it. The handle is made of a vine material. There are a couple of small chips on the spout, otherwise no damage. One of the cups has two monkeys on it with an adult and a child monkey. The small monkey is missing an arm, otherwise no damage. The other cup is of a child with a blue and white robe. The child is missing a foot. All the items have cartouches signed Inoue Ryosai. They are from the early 1900’s.

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