Set of Antique Japanese Edo Arita Bowls Porcelain Vases Ormulu Mounted, 1680

Sharing with you this amazing set for decorating your home. Interesting and beautifully made. 3 porcelain Arita baluster vases with covers. All decorated with with a nice floral dec...

A very nice set of 5 tea bowls decorated with flowers and pommegranat. They are marked on the base. Decoration for the SE Asian market. Straits style                        ...

A nice and beautiful example of A Japanese Arita vase/Jar Mounted or Oromulu-mounted. The bowl has a fantastic decoration. Edo 17th century 1. Wha...

Sharing with you this very nice edo period, 1670-1680 examples. With a landscape scene. The rim beautifully painted. The base is blank. Unmarked at base Arita ware, also known as A...

Set of two 19th Century Chinese porcelain vases Chinese, 19th Century Height 57cm, diameter 32cm The vases feature bodies of cylindrical form with retracted bases and stepped retrac...

French, 18th century, Louis XV, ormolu mounted pair of Chinese teacups. In an age when France was enamored of all things oriental, fine Chinese porcelain...

A good quality pair of Japanese style Samson 19th century Imari jardinières each having gilded galleries to the top, classical painted motifs, panels depicting figure in a garden, mythical dog of faux handles on either side, mounted on ormolu bases with elephant head and trunk feet.

A magnificent pair of early 18th century Chinese celadon craqule ware vases. When they were exported to France in the 19th century, the French added bronze d’ore mounts. Here we see tops, side handles, and bases of bronze d’ore, crafted beautifully in the Rococo manner. This piece is a collection of a fourth generation, family owned business in New Orleans called The French Antique Shop. The store was first opened by Marie and Marcel Granet in Paris when they married in 1927. A jewish family, they came to the United States before the outbreak of the Second World War, leaving on the last boat out of Paris' port, Le Havre. When they reached New Orleans, they fell in love with the Vieux Carre...