Japanese Vintage Porcelain

Mid-20th century Japanese porcelain and 22-karat gold moriage hand painted "Dragonware" lidded box

Japanese Porcelain Vase by Fukagawa. An urn-form vase decorated with two-tone blue and gilt leaves

Pair of Japanese Porcelain Famille Noire vases with Japan sticker. Herons or cranes in lotus pond

Three cups and saucers made from Japanese porcelain. The porcelain is fine and has a craquelé

Japanese Porcelain Satsuma Vase as Lamp on Teak Base, Drilled & Newly Wired, Original Condition

An amusing example of Japanese Folk Art. Substantial, weighted with sand, and hand painted with

Spectacular Vintage Japanese Porcelain Vase with underglaze Gold Leaf This vintage Japanese

1930s Japanese Art Deco hand painted porcelain dinnerware set of 32 pieces by, Morimura Brothers

Mid-20th century Japanese Porcelain and 22-karat gold dinnerware "Gold Rose" set of 22 by, Sango

himself as one of the emblematic figures of contemporary abstract porcelain. Raised in a family of potters

This porcelain vase, created by Inoue Haruo, embodies the elegance and finesse of Kyoto ceramics

1986 limited edition Japanese porcelain & 22-karat gold collectors plates by, The Hamilton

Antique Art Nouveau Japanese hand painted moriage, 22-karat gold detail two-handle vase. Features a

Here's a bright, cheery porcelain of consummate quality from Japan, marked Tojiki Kwaisha of Tokyo

, Isfahan, in the 1950s. Japanese porcelain, probably painted in China, for the Persian Market. This

. Japanese porcelain, for the Persian Market. This comes from a full, 72 piece service, largely unused and

the 1960s. Japanese porcelain, painted in China for the Persian Market. See underside marks in

1930'S Art Nouveau hand painted Japanese porcelain set of nine salad/dessert plates by, Noritake

apprenticed. In 1957, at the age of 25, Hara went to Brazil to teach pottery. Returning to Japan in 1972, he

Mid-20th century Japanese twenty-two-piece hand painted porcelain and 22-karat gold dinnerware

Mid-20th century Japanese hand painted porcelain and 22-karat gold dinnerware serving piece set of

Mid-Century Modern Japanese hand painted embossed porcelain serving piece set of five pieces in

India and nurtured in China. In Japan, during the Muromachi period, the traditional culture of "koudou

1930s Japanese hand painted porcelain and 22-karat gold six piece serving piece set by, Morimura

very subtle and delicate style, perhaps slightly reminiscent of Japanese porcelain in its simple

1950s Mid-Century Modern Japanese hand painted porcelain, 22-karat gold "Itami" shape hand painted

19th century Derby porcelain Japan Pattern comport. Pattern number and Derby crown on bottom of

20th Century Pair Of Japanese porcelain hand-painted oval serving platters. Each piece features a

1970's Japanese hand painted "Imari" 22-karat gold gilt porcelain dinnerware set of 35 pieces. Set

1970'S Japanese hand painted "Imari" 22-karat gold gilt porcelain dinnerware set of 35 pieces. Set

Hand-drawn designs are arranged with seasonal patterns on each side, allowing for a different view depending on the season and providing enjoyment throughout the year. Sometsuke-nish...

are drawn. "Kacho" means flower and bird. Botan means peony. Kutani ware is a style of Japanese

the ancient style of wucai porcelain produced before the Wanli period (1573-1620) in Jingdezhen, China.

blue and white porcelain is created by applying colored glaze directly onto an unglazed ceramic body

Hand-painted. Kinrande is a type of porcelain featuring overglaze enamel and gold decoration, which

Hand-drawn. Japanese pine, bamboo, and plum are considered auspicious because they withstand the

of ancient polychrome porcelain that is believed to have been produced in the Jingdezhen kilt prior

auspicious design often used in Buddhist art and Japanese craftwork.

"mantori" in Japanese. The term "mantori" literally means "inside the frame," referring to the painting

Hand-drawn. The lion represents a talismanic symbol for warding off evil. The peony, also known as the king of flowers, is a symbol of nobility and luxury among the hundred flowers.

Hand-painted. This vase incorporates the style of Kakiemon, a technique that resembles the tradition of Song red ceramics. The unique "nigashi-de" technique of Kakiemon involves appl...

Hand-drawn. Karakusa is a pattern of twining vines and has the meaning of "prosperity and longevity" as the vines grow vigorously without interruption. It is a very auspicious patter...

This is a hand-painted piece using the techniques of sometsuke (underglaze blue) and uwa-e (overglaze painting), resulting in a luxurious somenishiki (dyed brocade) piece. The design...

Hand-drawn. "Dami" is a technique where an outline is drawn on the base and then thick brushes with ink are used to fill in the space.

Hand-drawn. Peonies are known as the "king of flowers" and symbolize nobility and luxury. In China, they are also called "wealthy herb", "family deity", and "flower king", and have b...

Hand-painted. The lavish use of gold depicts a luxurious and splendid expression. "Ko-Imari" refers to the old Imari ware produced during the Edo period, and Imari ware is a general ...

-de is a technique that originated during the prosperous Genroku period of the Edo era in Japan. Its

(especially in martial arts), and the meaning of victory, as it is pronounced "Shoubu" in Japanese. This work

Hand-drawn. "Shippo" is a technique in which circles are endlessly connected, and it symbolizes completeness, harmony, and fate. The technique used in this "Akae" style reminiscent o...

This is a luxurious piece of pottery made by hand and painted by hand using both sometsuke (blue and white) and ue-e (overglaze) techniques. The intricate design resembles layers of ...

Hand-drawn. Pine, bamboo, and plum are considered auspicious because they endure the cold of winter and grow strong.

Hand-painted. The phoenix is considered a symbol of peace, happiness, and good luck. Somenishiki refers to the process of painting directly onto the unglazed clay body, and then appl...

Hand-drawn. The peony is known as the king of flowers, symbolizing nobility and luxury. In China, it is also called "Plant of wealth," "House god," and "King of flowers," and its bea...

Chinese Export Mid Century Black cloisonne ginger jar featuring large scale chrysanthemum flower. Hand Made.

Unusual Japanese Four Panel Garden Screen, Mint Condition Japan, a superb four-panel silk screen byobu depicting a panoramic garden replete with koi, turtles, Iris nestled near a w...

A fine quality pair of Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912) Cloisonné enamel vases, each having a Grey colour ground with wonderful Herons perched on trees with flowers and foliage arou...

Discover the Japanese Imari Porcelain Ginger Jar with hand-painted birds and lotus flowers, symbolizing perfection and immortality. We sell items as acquired, without restoring or...

Discover the Vintage Hand-Painted Asian Porcelain Ginger Jar with intricate floral motifs and rich colors, a timeless decor addition. We sell items as acquired, without restoring ...

During the 18th century, Europeans provided an eager market for Chinese export porcelain, especially the colorful and fanciful ware known as “famille rose.” Named for a palette of op...

Discover vintage charm with this Chinese porcelain ginger jar in classic blue and white. Ideal for collectors and elegant home decor. We sell items as acquired, without restoring ...

Chinese Hand-Painted Porcelain Ginger Jar with intricate floral and vine motifs, a perfect decorative accent for any room. We sell items as acquired, without restoring or repairin...