How to Read Mark on Japan Vase
A Japanese Satsuma moon vase, 20th century, the modest moon basket vase raised on 4 curved aureate feet, with fine painted and gilded floral decoration in iron red tones to one side, and blueish green to the other side, height xi cm, width x.5 cm
Japanese porcelain vase, tall baluster shape vase featuring catfish and plant life decorations, vi grapheme mark to base, height 38 cm
Satsuma vase, Japanese Meiji menses porcelain cylindrical vase with paw painted scenes depicting samurais and geishas with extensive gilding, marked to base of operations (repair to rim) , summit eighteen.5 cm
Vintage Noritake Japan sauce basin with painted tomato plant decoration, including matching under plate, and serving ladle, marked to vases, diameter 12.5 cm, bowl
Japanese Satsuma vase, with a spreading lip higher up a tapering body, busy with images of geishas in garden, with brocade borders, superlative 32 cm
Pair of Satsuma Moriage vases, of facetted course, decorated in relief with deities and temples, with Shimazu crest and floral decoration to neck, in tones of green, red and purple on a crackle coat ground, accented with gilt, mark to base, height twenty cm (2)
Fine pair of Satsuma petite vases, of slender meiping class, busy with reserves featuring samurai and geishas, surrounded by a cobalt ground, accented with aureate flowers, seal mark to base, a/f, height 12 cm (two)
Japanese Fukagawa Arita porcelain pall vase bird ornamentation on blue background, marked and sticker to base, meridian 28 cm.
A Japanese Koransha porcelain vase, Meiji menstruum, of tall, slender ovoid form, painted in underglaze blueish with a pair of sinuous dragons above a band of stylised waves, signed to base, acme 44 cm
A Satsuma bowl and vase, tardily 19th/early 20th century, the basin circular with a barbed rim, the vase squat ovoid, both decorated in a 'Grand flowers' design, both with a blackness and gold painted signature underside, superlative viii…
Small drove of Japanese Satsuma Ware comprising, a round lidded jar and cover decorated with a river landscape, small 2 handled koro decorated with wisteria (chip to one foot) small vase decorated with bird and flower, signed…
Large Japanese Satsuma export ware vase baluster shape decorated in high relief with an elephant, sages and attendants and numerous geisha and other figures, 48 cm elevation
A Japanese Seto studio vase, by Kawamoto Rekitei (1894-1975), circa 1940S, decorated with blue and sideslip work, with bamboo and kirimon, signed to base, together with its tomobako, 22 cm high, 18 cm diameter.
A Japanese studio blue and white vase, by Takahashi Dohachi III (1811-1879), of baluster form in belatedly Ming style, with two mask and band handles to the cervix, and landscape ornament to ane side with calligraphic inscription to the contrary…
A Japanese Arita 'Fuyode' blue and white dish, Edo menses (1603-1868), 1680-1700, with a rippled rim, decorated in 'Kraak' style with a vase with flowers to the interior, and to the cavetto with a compartmentalised design of various flowers…
Large Satsuma three footed vase a Japanese vase in multi colours and depicting faces with dog shape lug handles and having 3 kneeling figures every bit feet. Early to mid 20th century. Acme 30 cm.
A pair of Japanese Koransha porcelain floor vases, Meiji period (1868-1912), 19th century, decorated with the vii scholars in the bamboo grove, in underglaze and overglazed enamels and gilding, against an atomic number 26 reddish ground, with later wooden lids…
A large Japanese studio celadon vase, by Suwa Sozan II (1890-1977), circa 1930S, the large baluster vase decorated in low relief and inlaid slips with phoenixes in flying and peonies…
Shunichi Inoue (Japanese, Born 1946), a pale celadon glazed studio pottery vase, signed to base: S. Inoue, incised with Japanese calligraphy marking, thirty cm loftier
A Japanese modernist 'Saiyu' vase, Tokuda Yasokichi III (1933-2009); Showa menstruum (1926-1989); the slender-necked porcelain vase covered in glazes in the mode of a colour field painting, signed to base. Height 26 cm, diameter nine.5 cm…
A Japanese studio vase by Ito Tozan I (1846-1920); Meiji (1868-1912) or Taisho period (1912-1926); the square section vase with ii ear handles in archaistic Chinese style, covered in a cobalt and iron glaze…
Japanese crystalline coat vase, with spreading lip, slender cervix and baluster trunk, in tones of white and blueish, height 28 cm Provenance: The Estate of Dr T. F. Yeung
Satsuma Japanese earthenware vase adorned with 4 panels of figurative ornament with embossed gilt stop, Meiji period, seal mark to base, 14.5 cm loftier
Satsuma vase, Japanese Meigi period ceramic vase with mitt painted Moriage immortal dragon and gilding decorations. Seal mark to base, height 13 cm
Satsuma vase, Japanese Meigi catamenia tall ceramic vase with manus painted flowers and bird decorations with gilding. Seal mark to base of operations, height 25 cm
Meiji period Japanese Imari vase of fluted ovoid form decorated in traditional colours with 2 large panels of floral urns, birds, trellis fence and foliage, 25 cm high
19th century Japanese Satsuma vase ovoid body raised on three dragon mask feet, blossom decoration on mottled chocolate-brown ground 25 cm meridian (unmarried slight fleck to handle)
A Japanese Arita porcelain large vase, inverse ovoid class with a wide encircling band of five clawed dragons amongst scattered florals, lappet panelled borders, pinnacle 43 cm
Large Satsuma Pottery figure of Kannon. The correct paw holding a vase, the left with a willow branch. With numerous one-time restorations. Height 87 cm. Provenance: Luciano Sita collection, Sydney.
A big and impressive Japanese bluish and white late 17th century porcelain charger, the eye is painted with a depiction of a vase spilling forth a profusion of peonies…
A Japanese Atomic number 26-Black Seto vase, Edo catamenia (1603-1868), of elegant pear-grade with long and narrow cervix, covered in a black fe coat with flecks or russet throughout. Together with a black lacquered Japanese wooden box. 18.v cm high, 10 cm bore
Iii Japanese studio Pottery vases, i by Shofu Katei (1870-1928), the first a lotus bloom emerging amongst lush leaves on a dark-green base of operations, signed Shofu to base. The second with iris flowers in bloom on a green base, signed Cho / Naga to base…
A Japanese Hirado vase, Meiji period (1868-1912), pocket-sized high shouldered vase with sometsuke and attractive decoration of Irises. Unsigned. xiv.5 cm high, 8 cm broad
A Japanese vase, by Nishiura Enji (1856-1914), of tall form with charming underglaze green base and ukiage (raised ornament) of Irises in full bloom. Signed Nishiura Sei to underside…
A Japanese Hirado vase, Meiji menses (1868-1912), impressive high shouldered vase with strong sometsuke (underglaze) and ukiage (raised decoration) of lilys and leaves. Unsigned. 31 cm high, thirteen.5 cm wide
A Japanese porcelain vase, past Kanzan Denshichi (1821-1890), of squat ovoid form with underglaze pink design of egrets, their beaks and optics in overglaze green. Signed Kato Kanzan…
A rare Japanese Kyoyaki 'Wakamatsu' vase by Ito Tozan I (1846-1920), Meiji catamenia (1868-1912) or Taisho menses (1912-1926), the cylindrical baluster class vase of classic ivory-hued Kyoto stoneware with finely crackled clear coat…
An Imari covered vase, Meiji period, early 20th century, an octagonal baluster vase with a befitting domed lid, with a lion dog and floral collar above peony flora in the typical ink blue, gold and fe blood-red palette, graphic symbol mark to lid, height 42 cm
A pair of Noritake porcelain covered vases, baluster vases in the European manner with moulded flying handles, domed covers and square bases, decorated with floral cartouches, panels and borders in a predominantly mint green…
Fine Satsuma petit vase, of ovoid course, decorated with geshias in a garden setting, grapheme marks to base, height half-dozen cm
Pair of Satsuma miniature vases, each of ovoid form, depicting a frieze of figures with flower brocade to shoulders, character marks to base, pinnacle 6 cm (two)
Pair of Satsuma petit vases, each with a tapering trunk, with fine brocade work to shoulders and frieze displaying precession, seal mark to base, meridian ix.5 cm (2)
Fine Satsuma vase, with a spreading lip and waisted cervix above a tapering bdy, the shoulders finely painted with brocade and fret work higher up a continuous scene of travelling figures with fine dot work surround, seal mark to base, tiptop 15 cm
Fine Satsuma vase and cover, with a bun shaped encompass and tapering baluster trunk, beautifully busy with continuous frieze of figures within a garden setting, with fine brocade borders, in rich tones accented in gilt, two character marking to base…
Satsuma vase, in the course of a water bucket, decorated with flower heads, in rich tones accented with gilt, mark to base, height sixteen cm
Japanese petit Arita Ware vase, with waisted neck and ovoid body, decorated with a serial of figures, in tones of red, orange and gilt, character mark to base, height 9.five cm
Fine Satsuma vase, of tapering pilgrim grade, the shoulders with draped motif and brocade, surrounded by finely painted figures in a precession, seal mark to base, summit 12 cm
A pair of large Japanese Satsuma vases early on to mid 20th century relief-moulded and decorated in gilt and enamels. Superlative 36.iii cm
Takeichi Kawai, (Japanese 1908-1989) slab sided bottle vase, underglaze blueish & scarlet floral ornamentation, 17 cm pinnacle
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