Sake Bottle

This particular Seto ware sake bottle is a black-glazed sake bottle thought to have been produced in the late Edo period, during the 18th or 19th century.

Japan, a collection of seven antique blue and white and iron red multi glazed porcelain sake bottles, Meiji period. These are beautiful little gems, hand-painted in Classic floral pa...

Here's a wonderful pair of Japanese hand painted porcelain sake bottles in a renown "Bird of Paradise" design.

Japan, a collection of eight antique blue and white and iron red multi glazed porcelain sake bottles, 19th century. These are beautiful little gems, hand-painted in Classic floral pa...

This is an old Japanese sake bottle made of tin. It is sold as a set of two.

The work itself is painted with peony flowers, and the other side is covered with green and yellow glaze, making it a very beautiful sake bottle. It does not leak even if you put ...

Karatsu ware. And this is the sake bottle of Karatsu ware in the 18th century.

And only we can introduce unique items through our purchasing channels in Japan and the experience we have gained so far, in such a way that no one else can imitate. This is a sak...

Here's a wonderful pair of Japanese hand-painted porcelain sake bottles dating to the 19th century. Notice the superb detail and gilding paintings of each cameo by the artist!

This is a bottle for sake. It can be used as a bottle and also as a flower vase.

A very eye-catching and wonderful piece. Hand painted and beautifully decorated. Completely intact. Really stands out. Dimensions: 13.5" high, 6" diameter.

A Japanese ceramic Sake Jar from the early 20th century. The jar features glazed ceramic and hand-painted characters. Dimensions: Height 26cm x diameter 14.5cm.  

A Japanese ceramic Sake Jar from the early 20th century. The jar features glazed ceramic and hand-painted characters. Dimensions: Height 27cm x Diameter 16cm.  

A Japanese ceramic Sake Jar from the early 20th century. The jar features glazed ceramic and hand-painted characters. Dimensions: Height 27cm x diameter 17cm.  

A very eye-catching and wonderfully colored and textured piece. Freely hand painted with calligraphy/ Kanji characters and beautifully glazed. Would be a nice addition to any J...

A very eye-catching and wonderfully decorated piece. Freely hand painted with calligraphy/ Kanji characters and beautifully glazed. Would be a nice addition to any Japanese cer...

This is a sake bottle called 'Kayoi tokkuri' or 'Binbo tokkuri'.

A wonderfully made pottery bottle/vase by famed Japanese Bizen ware master artist Jun Isezaki who was named a Japanese Living National Treasure. Beautiful, exquisite form, and gl...

Early 20th Century Ivorian Nupe Incised Gourd Drinking Vessel , 17 x 14 ,f_11298463 , Price: $780 Japanese Agano-Style Sake Bottle, circa 1900 , 12 x 8.5 ,f_21209842 , Price: $468

They are also very popular in Japan, especially the sake bottle-sized ones that are used to hold sake.

This is an old sake jar. It is thought to be used to age Shaoxing wine, a typical Chinese alcoholic beverage, for a long period of time. After Shaoxing wine is poured into the jar,...

1195 Japan, this rare hand carved one of a kind big belly hardwood bear(actually a Folk Art hero raccoon dog Tanuki) awaits placement in your special place. He holds a sake bottle i...

Description: The rotund ceramic Tanuki depicted in typical fashion, with large testes and a straw hat, carrying a promissory note in his left hand, the right with a hole fitted to ho...

Because these floats were commonly produced from recycled sake bottles, most antique glass floats found today are a lovely shade of green.

Thee heavy duty, thick glazed potter works of art each brandish a sake bottle in one hand and a sheaf of paper pages (order pads) in the other.

Pottery image of standing Tanuki holding an empty sake bottle on his right hand , an account book on his left hand and a straw hat on his back.

Japan, a collection of six antique blue and white porcelain sake bottles, 19th century. These are beautiful little gems, hand-painted in Classic floral patterns from the Arita kilns.

Photographed with and also currently available within our shop - Vladimir Kagan Bilbao Swiveling Chaise Lounge in Luxurious Latte Bouclé Design Institute of America Black & Brass Rev...

I think it was probably used as a sake bottle. A metal fitting is attached to the mouth.

In Muromachi and Edo periods (1333-1868) its’ tea wares and sake bottles were renowned. Wood fired in “nobori gama” climbing kilns, their ceramics’ natural ash glazes produce startli...

Recycled glass, like old sake bottles in Japan, was typically used and air bubbles and imperfections in the glass are a result of the rapid recycling process.

In Muromachi and Edo periods (1333-1868) its’ tea wares and sake bottles were reknowned. Wood fired in “nobori gama” climbing kilns, their ceramics’ natural ash glazes produce startl...

Dimensions: larger is 12 inches tall and 5.5 inches wide Quality: Fine quality and he brandishes a sake bottle in one hand and a sheaf of paper pages in the other.

Dimensions: 7.5 inches high Quality: Fine quality and he brandishes a sake bottle in one hand and a sheaf of paper pages in the other.

Dimensions: 8 inches high Quality: He brandishes a sake bottle in one hand and a sheaf of paper pages in the other.

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In Muromachi and Edo periods (1333-1868) its’ tea wares and sake bottles were reknowned. Wood fired in “nobori gama” climbing kilns, their ceramics’ natural ash glazes produce startl...

It is said to have originated around the 13th century. This is a sake bottle made in the late Edo period in the 1800s.

In Muromachi and Edo periods (1333-1868) its’ tea wares and sake bottles were reknowned. Wood fired in “nobori gama” climbing kilns, their ceramics’ natural ash glazes produce startl...

In Muromachi and Edo periods (1333-1868) its’ tea wares and sake bottles were reknowned. Wood fired in “nobori gama” climbing kilns, their ceramics’ natural ash glazes produce startl...

In Muromachi and Edo periods (1333-1868) its’ tea wares and sake bottles were reknowned. Wood fired in “nobori gama” climbing kilns, their ceramics’ natural ash glazes produce startl...

In Muromachi and Edo periods (1333-1868) its’ tea wares and sake bottles were reknowned. Wood fired in “nobori gama” climbing kilns, their ceramics’ natural ash glazes produce startl...

This is a sake bottle made in China during the Ming Dynasty, 14th-15th century.

Period: Of great age and hand-carved during the later Edo period 1800-1868 Dimensions: 45 inches in height and 20 inches in width and 20 inches in depth including its big belly. H...

From the Middle Ages to the early modern period, Tamba potters primarily produced pots, jars, and sake bottles for everyday use, supporting livelihoods in both rural and urban areas.

This is a complete Japanese serving set consisting of a serving sake or water bottle, low bowl, big pot, and towel holder.

In his print "The Last Supper", Watanabe depicts the disciples in kimono. On the table are bottles of sake and sushi. His work can be found in the Vatican Museum, the British Muse...

Dimensions: 38 inches high Quality: Fine quality and hecarries a 19th century sake pottery bottle which is included. Now hard to find these large-scale early examples.

Ceramic sake set with bottle and four small cups. Designed by La Gardo Tackett, USA, 1950s.

Japanese glass sake bottles from the taisho period (c1920s). Priced and sold individually at $425 each.

Pair handthrown pottery sake bottles with glazed lettering with new hardware and wiring

Wonderful antique hand-thrown pottery Japanese sake bottle, decorated with blue. Bottle leans slightly to the right when viewed from the front.

Edo period green, cream and orange glazed ceramic Sake bottles with beautiful craquelure throughout

A nicely decorated Imari sake bottle in very good conditions. Floral decoration

Beautiful Japanese Kutani Ware sake bottle (= Tokkuri). Pattern of the picture is variety and is painted in detail by Japanese artisan.

Beautiful Japanese Kutani Ware sake bottle (= Tokkuri). Gold, bleu green, red, purple, yellow, six colors are being handled and down skilfully in detail by a Japanese artisan.

This simple cylindrical Japonist Vase whose form is inspired by a sake bottle. The surface has also been treated with a texture paddle to create a basket weave effect on the dark bro...