Water Dropper

such as bowls, pots, ewers (or jugs), plates, boxes, lamps, pillows, candlesticks, censers, water

contains its inkstone and its suiteki (water dropper), rectangular in form and crafted from silver sheet

Japanese Water Dropper, Ceramic Turtle Design A water dropper is used in calligraphy as a small

Japanese Pottery Water Dropper executed in a Swirl Design A water dropper is used in calligraphy

Japanese Ceramic Water Dropper, Folded Water Design A water dropper is used in calligraphy as a

Antique Japanese Hirado Porcelain Water Dropper in the Form of a Puppy. Meiji period A Fine

The water dropper, rectangular, painted in underglaze blue on the four sides. Two sides with

neck. The bottle was probably intended to be used as water-dropper by a scholar. Provenance

with removable trays securing a river pearl form suiteki (water dropper) and suzri (ink-stone) with

deer in moonlight, copper water dropper and slate ink stone. Fitted in lacquered boxes.

water dropper and an ink stone on the left, and a single compartment on the right for storing writing

A pair of Famille Rose figures of kneeling boys as water droppers 18th-19th century. One with a

detachable frame fitted with suzuri (ink stone) and suiteki (water dropper); the exterior and sides of the

removable suzuri (ink stone) and suiteki (water-dropper), and hikidashi (drawer); the exterior finished in

rests, water droppers…They also collected dream-stones: beautiful slabs of stone with an intricate

Chinese porcelain Lotus water droppers, circa 1885-1915. A remarkable pair of lovely Chinese

The bowl of the water dropper is in the form of a lotus flower decorated in naturalistic colors

A Japanese Hirado ware water dropper used in calligraphy dating to the Edo Period (1603-1868). The

A vintage cast iron suiteki water dropper in the shape of a gourd. Traditionally used for

A vintage cast iron Japanese suiteki water dropper in the shape of a persimmon. Traditionally used

Chinese Ceramic Ox Form Water Dropper on Carved Wood Stand. 2.5" H x 3.5" W x 2.5" D. Provenance

Sukhothai glazed stoneware hunchback water dropper. Age: Thailand, Sukhothai Period, 14th - 16th

camel. It seems to be a water dropper considering the hole in the mouth of the camel and the one at the

A finely painted and preserved antique water dropper, officially salvaged and recorded from the

A fine 19th century scholarly object used to moisten inksticks for an inkstone when working with calligraphy. Naturalistically cast in the form of a gourd with a detachable leafy st...

A Chinese export water dropper in the figure of a horse. The figure is decorated with an egg and

, and mother-of-pearl inlay. Gold plum design on inside of lid. Inkstone (suzuri) and silver water

gold. Suzuribako is complete with suiteki (water dropper) and suzuri-ishi (ink stone). Comes in its

graced the desk of a scholar, holding his stationary supplies, such as a brushpot, brushes, water dropper

, it houses essential calligraphy tools: an inkstone, a finely engraved silver water dropper, two

dropper) featuring a water wheel family crest. This is a striking piece with fine quality in both

pieces, remain together in fine condition, an inkstone, a silver water dropper (suiteki), two brush pens

compartments that hold the ink stone and the silver suiteki water dropper in the shape of a partially open

Small copper Kettle water dropper with the original box. This is an old stocked item and still in

This petite ceramic sculpture is a Japanese water dropper (suiteki) in the form of a persimmon

A finely painted, very well preserved water dropper, officially salvaged and recorded from the

An interesting Chinese porcelain water dropper modelled in the shape of a large lotus blossom

Lovely Chinese porcelain water dropper fish. Dating to the 1980's or 90's. Additional information

Antique Awaji pottery water dropper in the form of a cat. Used to apply small amounts of water to

specifically for writing tools: ink slate, water droppers, and brushes 8.5 square and 8.5 tall.

A fine silver vermouth dropper. By Cartier. In sterling silver. In the form of a watering can

A fine sterling silver vermouth dropper. By Cartier. In the form of a watering can. Marked to

Chinese, 20th century. Chinese. A porcelain oxblood red porcelain horseshoe water pot of bell

for holding brush pens, and the other for holding the ink stone (present) and a bronze water-dropper

Korean glazed pottery water dropper in the form of a carp. The surface and sides with cobalt blue

A rare Kakiemon porcelain water dropper, Edo Period, cica 1680. Modelled as Daikoku, The god of

the hare is often associated in Japanese culture. Suiteki are small containers used to hold the water

Whistle, joss-stick holder and waterdropper in the form of a European gentleman wearing a tricorn hat holding a shield and sword while kicking a tiger, all on a hexagonal base moulde...

several compartments, one suzuri (ink stone) and a water dropper adorned with scrolls.

, gilt rabbit decorating the lid The lid lifts off to reveal original ink stone, water dropper and a

Islamic rose water dropper, and hand painted with three gilt scroll panels, containing views in Germany

A small bottle vase of pear-form with a tall, narrow cylindrical neck, possibly a water dropper

nashiji ground, fitted with an rectangular inkstone and a silver water dropper, together with a nashiji

An amusing Sterling silver-gilt vermouth dropper in the form of a watering can, with concentric

suzuri ink stone and original pure silver suiteki water dropper in an auspicious fan shape with engraved

silver suiteki water dropper. The suiteki has a relief and chased autumn décor of maple leaves and a

stone and suiteki water dropper. The outside décor is dominated by two dramatic shishi