Porcelains

A beautiful, 16” Imari Charger with scalloped and ribbed edges. It features 6 panels alternating foo dogs and phoenixes. (more…)

A very unusually Imari platter in the shape of a shell. The shell form is typically seen in Chinese pieces but it is very unusual for Imari. (more…)

Ground blue Satsuma vases are always a favorite and this pair delivers. Standing 8 ½” tall and 4 ½” in diameter, this pair is beautiful. (more…)

This piece of Imari is in perfect condition. It is 18″ in diameter. The white flower pedals around the outside edge are raised. This is an incredibly rare feature. Japanese. Circa 1880.

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Pair of Beaker Vases

A nice pair of “Beaker” vases in the Chinese style. Chinese styles were the epitome of class during the 18^th and 19^th centuries. As a result, Europe copied the style. (more…)

Blue Fitzhugh Comb Box

This rare Blue Fitzhugh, or Nanking, comb or brush box is incredible. First, the form is very desirable. Comb or brush boxes were originally meant for the bedroom. (more…)

Pair of Satsuma Vases

A nice pair of Satsuma vases from Japan. Overall they are in great condition with no damage and only minimal wear on the rim. (more…)

Imari Punch Bowl

A lovely, Imari punch bowl. The scene appears to be a depiction of the Giant Karp and Oniwaki-Maru. Standing 6″ tall, it is 14 3/4″ in diameter this piece has a significant presence. The deep blue border is almost black on in the interior and exterior. (If it appears lighter in color, that is only from the flash.) Overall, it is in very good condition with some minor wear. The wear is inside the bowl near the center and there is some gold guilt loss on the large flowers on the interior. (See the exterior for what they would have originally looked like.) However, the wear is not readily noticeable and the piece is priced accordingly.  Japanese, Circa 1885.

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