Japanese Oribe Ceramic Tea Pot, 12" high, 10" wide with spout, late Meiji period, late 1800's, with missing top. Very thick green glaze running half way down and dripping design with rustic brown decoration in the beige color crackling body. Spout has several old shallow small chips about half way around the spout area. It has very heavy looks and old and rustic patina.

Japanese Stoneware Saki Bottle, made during mid 20th century, 9 1/2" high 3 3/4" wide, in very good condition, with brown color Kanji characters on both sides, indicating the name of Saki and where it was made.

Japanese Stoneware large Saki Bottle was made during mid 20th Century, 14 1/4" high 5 3/4" wide, dark brown color of Kanji characters on both sides indicating the name of Saki. Some of beige color glaze are rubbed off and ruff spots on the surface and several hairline cracks are on the rim.

Japanese Stoneware Saki Bottle, made mid 20th Century, 10" high 5 1/2" wide-maximum measurement. Blue Kanji Characters on white glazed ceramic bottle. White glaze chipped off as big as 1" x2" wide in some areas and surface is rough.