Crackle celadon work of incense burner made by Sansei Suzuki (1936-), a contemporary Japanese potter. It is excellent in condition and comes with his signed, sealed fitted box.
20th century, impressive wanli wucai porcelain vase made by Chikusen Miura, one of the most prominent and famous Japanese potters. It is singed underside and comes with signed, sealed fitted box. It is excellent in condition.
Approximately 19th century, Chinese blue and white porcelain snuff bottle decorated with a horse, horse and rider in a landscape with trees, with a double blue circle on the base, the top rim is decorated with geometric patterns. It could be a sample vase. It is excellent in condition.
13th Kakiemon Sakaida 's master piece, porcelain work depicting sleeping Shojo form leaning over iron glazed jar. It is singed Kakiemon underside and comes with signed, sealed Tomobako original box. It is excellent in condition, no chips, no cracks. Highly recommended masterwork.
A master piece made by 13th Kakiemon Sakaida (1906-1982), Porcelain work of Kikujido, the Chrysanthemum Boy, form. It is animated and rendered in details. It is signed Kakiemon underside and comes with his signed, sealed tomobako original box. It is excellent in condition, no chips, no cracks. Highly recommended quality work.
Approximately late 19th to early 20th century. Exquisitely rendered animated bronze work of pair rabbit by Nobumitsu. One has mark of Nobumitsu on its underside. Overall condition is excellent. Highly recommended high-quality Japanese bronze work.
Approximately mid 20th century, Nabeshima Porcelain Ash Tray by Imaemon Imaizu, beautiful and impressive floral motif. It is signed underside and excellent in condition.
A Mashiko Stoneware Tea Bowl with impressive iron sand glaze with trailed black by Kenji Sakuma, born in 1907 as the son of 2nd generation of Totaro Sakuma, a famous mashiko master potter. He has been awarded several prizes and very active Mashiko Potter. It comes with his signed and stamped original storage box and stamped cloth. It is excellent in condition with no cracks or chips.
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A superb example of traditional black Oribe ware sake cup made by a designated living National Treasure, Takuo Kato (1917-2005). It is excellent in condition and comes with an original signed, sealed wood fitted box.
