Anglo-Japanese Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

A pair of hand painted ceramic foo dogs made in Japan in the late 20th century. Retain original price tag from Macy's Department Store. Japanese...

This is an antique 10 person afternoon tea service. An English, 31 piece ceramic cup, saucer, tiffin plate and sugar bowl set, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1880. Eye-c...

Elegant vintage Japanese porcelain dinner and tea service decorated with a classic blue maple leaf and red berry motif. This hand-painted set features softly brushed cobalt blue leav...

This vintage Noritake 5027 Canton China , 7 place setting for 12 . It is an excellent addition to any collection. Made in Japan, these porcelain china plates are handcrafted with car...

English Japanned round tray. Antique papier maché japanned round tray with courtly figures in a pavilion with birds in gilt and white on a black background....

Vintage pair of Arts & Crafts / Aesthetic style transfer decorated chargers - hand painted highlights - large size - signed - Japan - mid 20th century. Excellent vintage condition...

RC (Royal Crockery) Marks with the initials RC have a special place in the Noritake production. The first time they were found was in the first marks registered in Japan in the 1908,...

Rare pair of Japanese Nagasaki Export lacquered wood knife boxes with mother-of-pearl inlay of flowers and birds, now converted to letter boxes...

Japanese ceramic Onikami Noh theatrical mask depicting an old man with bushy eyebrows and beard, painted white with detailed eyes, lips and a positive expression, mounted in a clear ...

Rare 19th century English Ridgeway Imari pattern oval serving platter in excellent condition. The Bow and Quiver trade mark on reverse side was registered by Ridgeways in 1880. Rever...

The Japanese Mikasa Rondo Blue Teapot combines elegance and functionality. Featuring a delicate blue hue and charming floral pattern, this teapot is ideal for special occasions or qu...

Lovely delicate gold on white hand gilded Tea Service for 4. This tea service set is very old and still very beautiful! Very thin porcelain with heavy gold painted chrysanthemums an...

19th Century early example of Worcester porcelain flower holder in the Japanese style, circa 1879. Inspired by the Japanese style, Worce...

'Queen's Garden' 59-Piece Porcelain Table Service By Sango China. Comprise of: 11 dinner plate, 11 salad plates, 11 bread and butter, 10 tea cups , 12 sa...

Royal Albert tea or coffee set in English porcelain dating from 1975. This beautiful set consists of 4 cups and 4 saucers. Royal Albert, an old English factory recognized for its art...

Vintage Arita blue and white charger - hand painted - gilt details - massive size - three kiln stilt marks to the base - unsigned - Japan - mid 20th century...

This large antique and ornately decorated ewer is unsigned, but believed to have been made by the Nippon Company of Japan in approximately 1900 in an Anglo-Japanese style. The pitche...

Set of two English oval shaped serving dishes by Dunn Bennett in the 1960s. Cream white base with intricate clear blue Asian inspired decorations along th...

Vintage blue and white transfer decorated charger - wheel thrown body - unsigned - Japan - mid 20th century. Excellent vintage condition - no loss - no damage - no restoration - g...

This is an antique Imari pattern teapot. An English, ceramic decorative tea kettle, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900. Delightful English interpretation of Japanese Im...

This is a large vintage Japanese baluster vase, a highly decorated oriental ceramic urn dating to the mid-late 20th century. Of Classic form ...

Vintage Urushi red lacquer tray with six stemmed cups - each cup gilt decorated with a different floral, leaf or bamboo specimen - the tray gilt decorated wit...

This exquisite Japanese Kutani porcelain tea cup and saucer set is a true testament to fine craftsmanship with hand painted Geisha girl and flowers. The delicate, translucent eggshel...

This is an antique decorative serving set. An English, ceramic cake Stand and bon bon dish, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1920. Pleasin...

For your consideration, a set of three stoneware casserole dishes, made in Japan. Stamped underneath: JAPAN. Dimensions: 2 H x 5 Diameter. Pleas...

Get ready to impress your guests with our Grindley dessert service of Stoke Royal Tudor Velvet. This beautiful pink ceramic set consists of six 20 cm dessert plates, accompanied by a...

Hand engraved expanding tea trivet with unique design and exuding finesse. May be used as a decorative screen, plaque or objet d'art, circa 1900-1910.     

In the oriental taste of the time. Brass with a wood finial and handle. Signed.

Cloisonné centerpiece. Japan, late 19th century. Wood pedestal: 8 cm height. Centerpiece without wood pedestal: 30 cm height.

For your consideration, a vintage Japanese export hand painted Satsuma pottery large tureen with gold. Geisha still life decor. Stamped Dimensions: 12.75" H x 15.5" W x 11.13" D De...

This pair of porcelain vases were custom order and uniquely studio painted as described on the base: "Decorated specially for Mrs. AA Carroll by Dizewiecki of the Pickard Studios, Ravenswood Chicago 1912". The rare hexagonal shape is decorated in a Japonsque motif in vibrant polychrome enamels all highlighted in gold. Standing almost 12" tall, these are perfect as mantel (fireplace) vases, on a sideboard and of course filled with your favorite flowers! "The Pickard China...

A rare pair of Kyoto-Nagasaki style lacquer and mother-of-pearl inlaid knife urns Edo period, early 19th century Measures: Height 71 x diameter 30 cm ?Formed as urns with vertically lifting covers and elongated finials, revealing fitted green velvet lined interiors for knives, decorated overall with birds, flowering stems, faux-fluting and oval panels with landscapes. The square plinth is raised on four bracket feet. Inside the lifting cover of one of the urns are Japanese characters, supposedly indications of some code by the craftsman. A closely related knife urn, now in the collection of the Peabody Essex Museum, Salem (inv. E 73115), was acquired in Nagasaki by Captain Samuel Gardner Derby of the Margareth of Salem in 1801. Captain Gardner Derby traded in Nagasaki under charter from the VOC (Vereenigde Oostindische Compagnie), the Dutch East India Company. Between 1797 and 1814 Holland was occupied by the French and from 1811 until 1816 Java by the English. During these periods practically no Dutch shipping was possible between Holland and Batavia (Jakarta) or between Batavia (Jakarta) and Nagasaki. To maintain a minimum amount of shipping between Batavia (Jakarta) and Nagasaki, between 1797 and 1807, the VOC chartered mainly American ships. American captains and officers ordered and bought mainly lacquered furniture in an American-English style, completely different from what the Dutch up till then had ordered. The present knife urns were possibly also ordered and acquired by Captain Gardner Derby during his stay in Deshima/Nagasaki in 1801. Another similarly neoclassical shaped knife urn in the collection of the Ashmolean Museum Oxford (inv. 1996.17) appears to be signed by woodworker Kiyotomo koreo tsukuru (Kiyomoto made this). The same name, together with an address in the Sanjo-Teramachi District of Kyoto, has been found inside a fragmentary urn in a private collection. This is an indication that European-style furniture was not only lacquered in Japan but made there as well. This undoubtedly is not only true for knife-urns, but all European- style furniture lacquered in Japan after circa 1800 was made by Japanese furniture makers...

This is a vintage decorative plate in Arita taste. A Japanese, blue and white painted dish from the mid-20th century, circa 1950. Decorati...

This rare group of Asian vessels/bowls in unique design have beautiful decorative images and handles. Asian Vessels dimensions: Square top: 12 wide, 10 deep, 4.25 inches tall ...

Finely crafted tray of criss crossed rosewood strips set in rosewood picture frame style border .