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Japanese Ivory Okimono, Signed, Meiji Catalogue: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1900   item# 1063847 (stock# 3603)  click for details Sally Rude Antiques and Fine Art Gallery 850-510-4430 SOLD  Offered here is a fine, old ivory statue of a Japanese farmer standing nearly 8" tall. Very nice work, mellow color (more than the camera will show), some age cracks. The man is carrying a woven basket at his hip, and a peach in his left hand. Whatever he may have held in his right hand is mostly missing. There is no other damage. Meiji period, maybe earlier. Signed on the bottom of the base.

Japanese Imari Plate, Meiji Period Catalogue: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1920   item# 964861 (stock# 3189)  click for details Sally Rude Antiques and Fine Art Gallery 850-510-4430 SOLD  Offered here is one of two exquisite identical imari plates, circa 1900, Japan. The enameling is in iron red, green and gilt with cobalt and gilt in the center in a foo lion motif. The plate is divided into eight panels in four different motifs of animals, specifically a dragon, bird and two different dogs. The plates are approximately 8" in diameter and are in very fine condition. There is almost invisible rubbing to the gilt and similarly minute rough spots to the edge in one or two p ...click for details

Japanese Metal Monkey Box, Signed Catalogue: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1940   item# 835506 (stock# 2559)  click for details Sally Rude Antiques and Fine Art Gallery 850-510-4430 SOLD  Offered here is a late Meiji to early Showa period figural container of bronze or bronzed metal in the form of a monkey and her young. It is very well cast with nice detail on both figures and on the bottom. The head is hinged in the back and lifts up to reveal a hollow interior. I have no idea what this would have been used for. It is in very good condition...the only flaw being the hinge. It wore through at some point and is now held together with wire. The box is signed on the bottom. ...click for details

Japanese Bamboo Ikebana Basket Catalogue: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1960   item# 804554 (stock# 2527)  click for details Sally Rude Antiques and Fine Art Gallery 850-510-4430 SOLD  A Japanese Ikebana basket hand crafted by an artisan of natural bamboo with a handle made from a small branch. The panels of bamboo are tied together with thin strips of bamboo and form an intricate and very beautiful knot. The panels are cut so that they form an undulating rim of the basket. The bamboo has aged to a silvery hue. The basket is perfectly balanced. The measurements are 12" to the top of the handle, and about 5" across the top. Early to mid 20th century.

Small, Fine Meiji Japanese Cloisonne Vase Catalogue: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1910   item# 665901 (stock# 7860)  click for details Sally Rude Antiques and Fine Art Gallery 850-510-4430 SOLD  Offered here is a very pretty small cloisonne footed vase, Meiji period, Japan. One side depicts a crane in flight, the other, a butterfly on the wing among flowers. Blue ground, flowers, foliage and border in green, red, yellow and white. It is raised on four bronze feet. Written on the bottom in French script are the words (I think) Le or La Paire, which means the pair. It is hard to read because it is faint but, if I am correct, it may have been one of a pair. Who knows. It has a very ...click for details

Japanese Taisho Period Satsuma Plate with Cranes Catalogue: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1930   item# 610097 (stock# 1550)  click for details Sally Rude Antiques and Fine Art Gallery 850-510-4430 SOLD  This is a wonderful plate with a stunning motif of cranes on a cream ground. Very simple and stylish. I think it is Taisho period, or just into Showa period. Early 20th century for sure. I have 3 of these available, each in fine condition with no chips, cracks or repairs, a tiny bit of mottling. Each is marked Japan and signed. They measure 7.5" each and are priced individually.

Sectional Ivory Okimono of a Demon, Signed Catalogue: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1920   item# 503296 (stock# 831)  click for details Sally Rude Antiques and Fine Art Gallery 850-510-4430 SOLD  Here we have a fine ivory okimono of a demon. It is carved with fine detail in the clothing and expression right down to the hairs on the demon's body. It is sectional, and attaches to the base with a peg that fits into a hole. The arms and legs attach the same way. The folded leg is somewhat loose, so I have worked some museum putty into the hole to keep it attached. This does not damage the piece and can be removed with ease. It looks like the demon may have held a spear at one time. ...click for details

Small Japanese Cloisonne Vase, Ando Jubei Mark Catalogue: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1930   item# 503286 (stock# 835)  click for details Sally Rude Antiques and Fine Art Gallery 850-510-4430 SOLD  Offered here is a small gem of a vase, decorated with three birds in flight on a peach colored ground. It has the Ando mark and dates to the 1920s. It stands 2.75" in height.

Fukagawa c1900 Japanese Imari Iris & Carp Plate Catalogue: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1930   item# 480085 (stock# 787)  click for details Sally Rude Antiques and Fine Art Gallery 850-510-4430 SOLD  Offered here is a fine Fukagawa Imari Meiji/Taisho period signed carp and iris plate. The imari porcelain scalloped plate is decorated with a tapestry border and prunis blossoms around the outside rim. The interior of the plate is decorated with blue and gilt irises and carp swimming in a pond. It is signed with the Fukugawa porcelain manufacturing company mark, circa 1895-1925. Excellent condition with no damage or repairs. 8.5" in diameter.

Japanese Redware Vase with Sea Life, Meiji Catalogue: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1920   item# 477655 (stock# 730)  click for details Sally Rude Antiques and Fine Art Gallery 850-510-4430 SOLD  Offered here is a particularly charming Meiji period vase of Japanese redware, with sea life and seashells enamelled on the surface. There are three crabs, one whose leg extends up over the rim as though he is climbing in or out, several squid and seashells scattered here and there. The condition is excellent, the size is 6.5".

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