Absolutely lovely old Meiji Period C.1890 Oribe tea pot with the distinctive blue - green Oribe hues and feldspar brown markings that make Oribe so desirable. Comes in the original paulownia wood box. Great condition with a minor chip on the bottom of the lid which can't be seen from the outside. (see pictures). Outside perfect. H:12" x W:8 1/2". Ask for shipping quote.

Absolutely fantastic late Meiji Period C.1900 Oribe hibachi that can be used for ikebana flower arrangements. In perfect condition. Rich Oribe green patina and classic feldspar stripes on a white hagi base. Signed on the bottom with the seal of 'Inayama'. Lovely feel and art deco appeal. H:34cm x diameter 22cm. Ask for shipping quote.

Very stylish Oribe tea ceremony plates used for small sweets. Rim is bamboo motif as well as leaf on each plate. Set of 5. C.1935 from Mino where the famous oribe greens originate from. Perfect condition. W: 18cm x Depth 11cm. ask for shipping quote.

Delightful Oribe ceramic art deco box from one of Japan's rising young pottery star's. Sawa Katsunori was born in Shigaraki c.1980 and started his study under Suzuki Goro. His father Sawa Sr. is also one of Japan's most respected ceramic artists. He has been exhibiting widely around Japan since 2005. This box has a lovely textured glaze and beautiful mix of 'bokeshi' the contrast of shading. H:about 12cm; W: about 18cm. Ask for shipping quote.

The essence of Oribe pottery can be seen in this late Edo Period C.1860 brazier used for heating the old houses. The brown feldspar markings along with the trademark Oribe olive green glazes on a white hagi base truly epitomize a perfect pottery piece. A kiln scars which occured in the firing (or maybe they are chips) on the rim (see pictures) but they are so old they definitely are 'aji' or character. A museum piece. H: about 16"; W: about 14". ask for shipping quote.

Delightful Oribe Tsubo from one of Japan's rising young pottery star's. Sawa Katsunori was born in Shigaraki c.1980 and started his study under Suzuki Goro. His father Sawa Sr. is also one of Japan's most respected ceramic artists. He has been exhibiting widely around Japan since 2005. This vase has a lovely textured glaze and beautiful mix of 'bokeshi' the contrast of shading. H:about 13"; diameter: about 10 1/2". Ask for shipping quote.

Rich Oribe Taisho Period c. 1912-1926 ceramic hibachi which is now used as a vase or incense burner. In gorgeous relief on both sides is a dragon frolicing amongst budddhist clouds as the protector of the buddha's teachings. The handles have mythical elephant heads and the base has a geometric diaper design. Excellent condition. Ask for shipping quote. H: about 22cm ; Diameter: about 27cm.

Exceptional set of 6 Oribe ceramic plates from the late 19th century, C. 1895 Meiji Period. Wonderful lines and art deco feel exhibiting the trademark olive greens and iron feldspar markings. Japanese used the plates for 'okazu' or side dishes. Excellent condition. Ask for shipping quote. About 15cm wide and 12cm deep.

Major sage in flowing robe adorned with wizard like Kutani Kiln colors and motifs. Signed on the bottom with the Kutani hanko, this sage is holding a scroll in one hand and a staff in the other. The glazes painted on are fabulous. Early Showa Period c.1930. Excellent condition. H:44cm x W:20cm

A masterpiece Kato Usuke antique Japanese oribe vase, c.1930. Employing a `seidoyu` dark green glaze, it is a type of oribe pottery produced in Gifu Prefecture only, (north of Kyoto) since the early 17th century. The signed original box reads, "Usuke", "Seidoyu" and "Kabin" flower vase. Stunning. c.1930. (10" x 7½") (25cm x 19cm). EMS Shipping/Insurance.

Quintessential Taisho Period c.1925 Oribe sweets tray for the tea ceremony. Beautiful oribe olive greens and iron feldspar brown markings and geometric patterns. The tray seems to have a hanko seal on the back but we can't read it. Perfect condition. Ask for shipping quote. W:27cm x H: 17cm

Gorgeous Oribe ceramic kogo which held the incense used in the tea ceremony. Signed in the original kiri (paulownia) wood box by the master, Nagira Yasuhisa. He was born in 1934 and won the Japan Traditional Art Gold Prize. In 1990 he won the prestigeous Kanashige Toyo Gold Prize. He started the famous Juko-gama kiln in Shimane Prefecture. Nagira san passed way in 2002. H:6cm x W:4cm. Shipping included.

Wonderfully art deco Showa Period c. 1960 Oribe square bowl in signiture olive green mino clays. In the original paulownia'kiri' wood box. It was signed and made by the Tachikichi Guild, and the words 'oribe' and 'square bowl' are also inscribed. perfect conition. Ask for shipping quote. (31cm x 20cm)

Wondrful Taisho Period c.1920 Oribe olive green ceramic plate with wisteria vine handle. Classic Oribe and signed on the bottom. Ask for shipping quote. Perfect condition. (l:12"; w:9")

Fantastic Taisho Period C.1915 signed Kutani ceramic Noh figure, Okina. The signature kutani pottery kiln colors of rich purple and greens create a noh figure that seems to be alive. Beautiful expression and with a light source in front, throws off a shadow dance. Perfect condition. (h:10 1/2" ; w:11"; depth :5") Ask for shipping quote.