Wonderful Japanese Cloisonne Vase in Meiji era(1868-1912).
The artist is one of the Japanese Owari Shippo artists who are excellent in Meiji, Kumeno Teitaro.

Kumeno Teitaro (1863-1939)
1885 Nuremberg Metalwork expo, Exhibition
1889 Paris expo, Top prize
1904 St...

Great masterpiece Kozuka knives and folk set of Japanese Metalwork artist in Edo period(1603-1867).

Kozuka: A knife attached to the sheath of a Japanese sword.

10 set of knife and folk. It comes with nice fit wooden box.
When the Meiji Era, the age of Samurai came to a close, and the age of new days began.
This item was made from the sword "kozuka" to the knife and the fork, and was changed...

Great masterpiece Kozuka knives and folk set of Japanese Metalwork artist in Edo period(1603-1867).

Kozuka: A knife attached to the sheath of a Japanese sword.

10 set of knife and folk. It comes with nice fit wooden box.
When the Meiji Era, the age of Samurai came to a close, and the age of new days began.
This item was made from the sword "kozuka" to the knife and the fork, and was changed...

Dating from Taisyo period(1912-1926).

Very skillful and fine lacquered tray with gold, silver and "shibuichi" makie work.
Scenery where many fishes and shells were scooped with the net is depicted in a wonderfully lifelike on the Roiro lacquer ground.
The eyes of a fish is done in Raden (mother-of-pearl inlay)work.
Handle is made by fine old bamboo.
A clasp of the wooden handles is a pure silver...

A beautiful and elegant Japanese cloisonne pale blue vase decorated in "Musen Shippo(wireless technique)" with three goldfish swimming and water weed, painted in underglaze red, black, and gold and lightly gray with water weeds.

The excellent work which made full use of the technology of wireless cloisonne(Musen-shippo)...

Modern and gorgeous Wajima lacquer bowl set by Yamagishi Soyo.
Yamagishi Soyo is a great wajima lacquer artist has been handed down from generation to generation.

This lacquer bowl is a rare item.
Silver dust on the wonderful wooden ground with thick lacquering.
It has Karakusa pattern design with fine gold makie.

1 set of 10 pieces.
The condition is in excellent. No chip and no crack...

Deep blue color ground with Japanese flower and birds(two sparrows) unsigned cloisonne small vase.
Probably, this vase is Owari cloisonne with wires(Yusen-shippo).
Most of Owari cloisonne in Meiji era are unsigned.
This article is one of the best quality of fine Owari cloisonne articles in Meiji period.

Overall condition is excellent...

It has fine design of Japanese coarse oil-paper umbrella "Bangasa" and willow.
The color has blue and white "Sometsuke", red and light green.
The mark of round shape are indicative of thunder.

This dish set condition is in excellent. No chip, no crack and no repaired.
Dating from Meiji period (1868-1912).

Measurements about : 15.5cm(6.10")Diameter, 3.1cm(1.22")Tall. It is a set of five-pieces.

It is a set of five-pieces.
This Japanese antique porcelain "Ko Imari" dish set is very fine condition and beautiful design.

It has blue and white(Sometsuke)color with design of "Mijin Karakusa"(a handwritten small arabesque pattern).
Mikomi(the center of inside) design is pine, bamboo and Ume.
Signed "Taimei-Seika-Nensei" on the base.

Dating from Edo period, mid of nineteenth century.
The condition is in excellent...

Very charming bamboo basket "Gosyokago" set of utensil for the tea ceremony.
Dating from Showa period, 20th century.

The basket is made by Japanese popular bamboo artist "Wada Seichiku".
It is like new. No chip, no repaired and no rip.
The interior has fine Japanese cloth.

Chawan is Mishima and Kuro chawan...

Dating from about middle of Edo period(1700s~), mid-eighteenth century.
Blue and white(Sometsuke)Ko Imari cups are a five-piece set. There are very beautiful Imari porcelain.
It has a pattern with a floral motif.
A foot is called "Jyanome-kodai" style.
The rim has flower shape.

Since it is a pattern of the handwriting made in the 18th century, each of a design or colors has a difference.
It is one of the deep charm of soba choco.

The condition is in excellent...

"Kouki Nabeshima" is fine and splendid Japanese porcelain in later Edo period(1730-1860).

"Kouki Nabeshima" is characteristic of fineness and graceful.
There are very nice color blue and white "Sometsuke", not overly color.
A daring design of leave a blank space. A touch is delicate.
It has the design of peony.

This fine Japanese antique dish a five-piece set.
The condition is in excellent...