Circa 1890 Japanese Imari Fish measuring 10" X 6". Good Condition. We also will be listing on our web site a Blue and White Arita Fish.

Circa 1850-1870 Japanese Imari Punch Bowl measuring 15" in Diameter and 7 1/2" in Depth. This is One Huge Bowl, Primarily because of it's depth of over 7". The Quality is the Best I have ever seen in a 19TH. Century Japanese Imari Bowl. Wonderful Gilding inside and out. This Bowl has a lot of simplicity on the inside with a Border of Reserves of Flowers and Brocades. In the bottom of the Bowl is a Large Mum or Peony. Just a Absolute GEORGEOUS Interior no matter how you look at it...

Circa 1880 Japanese Satsuma Tazza/Compote in a nice minature size. Nicely decorated on the top with ladies in a colorful scene crossing a bridge. The diameter is 4" across with nice gilded handles on each side. Under the pedestal is a mark, which might be the signature of the artist. The height is 2 1/4". Excellent quality and in very Good Condition with no chips, cracks or restoration.

Circa 1880 Japanese satsuma Minature Teapot with original cover and a nice wicker handle. Very rare teapot of a very small minature size. The teapot measures 2 7/8" in diameter and the height to the top of the original cover is 1". Nice decoration on the cover and nicely decorated flowers around the top of the teapot. The bottom of he teapot has what I presume is japanese letters which might be the signature of the artist.

Circa 1750-1775 Chinese Export Very Unusual double gourd vase measuring 8" in height. Very nice decorated and hand painted panels with different scenes and the presence of a flying insect. Originally made in China and sent to Holland as a blue and white vase. The Colored Decoration Was applied in Holland in the 18TH Century. This type of decoration (overcoated porcelain) is known as "Amsterdams Bont". Excellent Condition and Very Good Quality. The top part is very unusual in the form.

Circa 1730 Japanese Sake (Saki) Bottle 11" in height decorated in underglaze blue with a European figure in black and red. Slight wear to black enamels. Crazing consistent to the age. No Damage or Restoration.

Circa 1700 Chinese Kangxi Period Famille Verte Porcelain Joss Stick Holder measuring 6 1/4" in height and the rectangular plinth is 2 1/4" X 1 1/2". It is modelled in the form of a Buddhistic Lion and its young on a rectangular plinth, with the base being unglazed and fired slightly orange. Good Condition with only a minor chips having been restored. Unusual Chinese Pieces of this age are RARE and very rarely appear on the market...