Japanese Ash

covered with greenish brown ash glaze of fine texture. The upper rim is slightly distorted and glazed with

wheel, the tea caddy has got a unique ash glazing afterwards. Between a rough brown texture, two parts

"Cloister Chair" by Yuki Gray Ed of 2 Ed. 1 of 2 32” x 21” x 19” Ash, birch The chair is

meticulously matched to ensure a beautiful natural flow. Traditional Japanese joinery is used to connect each

-'. Made in tamo ash (Japanese ash), the single-plank top shows lively, layered grain with a calm, time

dead brown hue of the used Japanese ash creates a unique and comfortable atmosphere. The natural

1970s Alan Peters low Japanese style bowl table in ash Hand produced table made from solid

A wonderfully shaped gorgeously ash glazed stoneware Shigaraki tsubo jar vase - truly a stunning

oxide clay and buff colored ash glaze. Large Echizen jars were famous in their time for being sturdy and

A genre Japanese painting of the Edo period portraying street vender of that era selling kites made

newly fashionable Japanese taste, circa 1880.

Japanese Kato Ash veneers, the bedside tables have been fully polished and in excellent condition

An unusual late Victorian bamboo occasional table with a Japanese parquetry top and bamboo supports

A fine late eighteenth century octagonal games table, the chessboard veneered with Japanese exotic

ash wood, it features refined use of the wood grain as a decorative element and soft, rounded forms

A Japanese ash glazed vase by contemporary ceramic artist Tamura Roppo (b. 1960). The vase is half

Japanese Ash. Both of these woods are known for their beautiful grain and have been beloved in Japan for

marvelous combination between Walnut & Japanese ash wood. The typical organic lines & floral decoration

tree called a Japanese ash is used. The shelf board is removable. Weight: 10kg

Japanese ash wood, this low board showcases the unique charm and character developed over time. The natural

wooden small tansu (chest of drawers) with 5 drawers, made of Tamo (Japanese Ash). This piece is

chadansu, the case is katsura, while the front is Japanese ash (tamo) with a gentle wave figure—a sought

Japanese Shigaraki ash glazed storage jar. Stoneware in rich shades of green / reddish / yellow

A wonderful gem of a piece. Beautifully textured fired stoneware with colored ash glaze

A Japanese antique drawer chest crafted from ash wood, dating from the 1930s–1950s. The twenty-four

featuring a natural, organic ash glaze that absolutely radiates in the light. This unique glaze pattern

A wonderful gem of a piece. Beautifully fired and colored and featuring a natural, organic ash

A stunning and sumptuously, naturally glazed large work by Japanese pottery master Izuru Yamamoto

Butterfly stool designed by Sori Yanagi in ashwood. Stool measures 15.5" in height by 17" wide by 12.5" deep and is in very good condition showing minor wear to the wood. Also, there...

Ash-covered vase by U-Turn Ushiro. It is fired twice in an anagama (a kiln that burns firewood

) tsubo, or storage jar, from the Tamba Kiln, one of the 6 ancient kilns of Japan. Beautful ash glaze

A genre Japanese painting of the Edo period portraying performers of that era, has been reproduced

pref. , Japan. This vintage glass cabinet was manufactured as bookcase in circa 1940s. The previous

Desk in moka japanese tamos burl veneer in high gloss polyester with 5 full extension drawers with

Japanese Tree is a an elegant floor lamp reminding a vegetal shape with 2 kinds of independent

Rare Japanese Serie modular wall unit by Cees Braakman for UMS-Pastoe, 1958. Three ash elements

Stunning Mid-Century Modern Japanese Series wall unit. Design by Cees Braakman for UMS Pastoe

straw ash glaze, and the glaze is thick and pale, which is a characteristic of straw ash glaze. In Japan

Gorgeous Circular Dining Table of Japanese Ash & Dark Stained Birch w/ Abstract Cruciform Base. 1 x

Pair of nightstands in Japanese Ash

A very pretty and classic table. Perfect as a center table or games table.

Modernist wardrobe by Leon Jallot in japanese ash and rosewood veneer.

Modernist armchair by Leon Jallot in Japanese ash and rosewood veneers.

Important chest of drawers by Leon Jallot in japanese ash,rosewood veneer, and marble top.

Impressive modernist bed and night tables by Leon Jallot in Japanese ash, rosewood veneers and

Japanese ash, rosewood veneers.

Pair of Nightstands, with drawer, each. in Japanese Ash,

This clock is beautifully made of brass and Japanese ash. The steel ball bearings are ferried up

condition throughout. Age: 1930 Style: Art Deco Material: Tamo Ash, (Japanese Ash) Origin

This Minimalist sideboard was manufactured in Japan during the 1960s. It was made from two kinds of

Amazing wall unit (from the 'Japanese seies' in 1958) in ash and contrasting teak with brass

The central chess board surrounded by a brickwork marquetry border and frieze inlaid with Japanese

, inspired by the time she spent in Japan. Very solid construction of ash wood and a black lacquered metal

Beautiful wall unit of the Japanese serie by Cees Braackman, produces by Pastoe. Three elements

Finely crafted lamp with bent Japanese ash and cane wrapped elements. Lined with fiberglass. Made

company Amodec. Striking layered grain is similar to that of tamo (Japanese ash), though with especially

Set of six dining chairs in ashwood. Great lines and construction. Made in Japan, 1950s.