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Found in Coastal Korea. Measures 5 1/2 " across the top by 2 1/2 " high. Superb condition with no chips or breakage. Circa 1680 - 1712 . Imitates Chinese cream wares … Found in Coastal Korea. Measures 5 1/2 " across the top by 2 1/2 " high. Superb condition with no chips or breakage. Circa 1680 - 1712 . Imitates Chinese cream wares from 200 - 300 years earlier. Though typically Korean in design, it might have been made by an immigrant Chinese potter as well. Similar bowls have also been found in Japan. It is mindboggling how these stay so well prerserved , much owed to the fact that the glazes were sturdy and the clay was fully fired. These were relatively common so to speak about 10 -15 years ago; but now they are quite hard to find as collectors have bought most of the good supply up. If you try other popular online sites you'll be quite surprised to not discover many at all. This piece is simply superb and was bought privately from my colleague who frequents China & Japan every year to view fresh uncovered stock, however , I purchased this piece 11 years ago. Regulations in place now restrict much antique pottery from leaving China & Korea. Price: $179.00 USD

A really colourful piece of scarce Japanese multi-monochrome pottery in problem free condition. Art Nouveau freeform style. No damage. Has two impressed , but faint oriental markings on the underside. Good age, … A really colourful piece of scarce Japanese multi-monochrome pottery in problem free condition. Art Nouveau freeform style. No damage. Has two impressed , but faint oriental markings on the underside. Good age, base wearing and very light crazing. Circa 1890 or close to that. Vibrant glossy lead glaze. Measures roughly 7" by 7" by 7" . Price: $209.00 CDN

Dates 1868 to 1914 with the years 1880 to 1910 the strongest possibility. Measures 6 " high , the top diameter is 3 1/2 " while the base is 4 " across … Dates 1868 to 1914 with the years 1880 to 1910 the strongest possibility. Measures 6 " high , the top diameter is 3 1/2 " while the base is 4 " across . Very thick and heavy stoneware. Earth-tone semi-matte glaze. The base line is wiped of any excess glaze in the likes of Shoji Hamada and William Staite-Murray. The bottom is covered with an early felt pad from the 1900's to 1920's giving a true indication that this pottery is at least as old as that. From a Toronto, Ontario doctor's estate. I haven't removed the felt padding to look for a signature, but it is truly tempting. Museum and investment quality. Most likely made in the Shigaraki Kiln area of Japan outside of Kyoto. Price: $179.00 USD

Circa 1890 -1900. Owari Shippo made in Nagoya, Japan. Measures 4 " high by about 2 1/2 " square. Unmarked as typical for early pieces. Pigeon blood red with underlying bamboo / … Circa 1890 -1900. Owari Shippo made in Nagoya, Japan. Measures 4 " high by about 2 1/2 " square. Unmarked as typical for early pieces. Pigeon blood red with underlying bamboo / palm trees. Excellent condition or better . Has silver plated bronze rims with much brassing. If investing in Japanese Shippo, buy the earliest pieces as possible. Red is the absolutely most desirable colour. This piece is certainly museum quality and the best that I have owned. Virtually a masterpiece in its' own rite. Rare. Price: $289.00 USD

Circa 1910 , measures 6 `long by 2`wide for the bowl. Semi art deco bamboo pattern. Marked `sterling silver & MIYAMOTO SHOKO `. Miyamoto is legendary in Japan for it`s royal appointment … Circa 1910 , measures 6 `long by 2`wide for the bowl. Semi art deco bamboo pattern. Marked `sterling silver & MIYAMOTO SHOKO `. Miyamoto is legendary in Japan for it`s royal appointment to the Japanese imperial courts. Everything made prior to World War 2 was made to the highest standards of workmanship. This is a presentation spoon, perhaps for rice dishes . Weighs 20.8 grams. RARE. Price: $400.00 USD

An outlandish piece ! Measures 10 " high by 7 " in greatest diameter. Superb undamaged condition. Signed on the bottom to which I cannot decipher. Black on olive. Resembles the work … An outlandish piece ! Measures 10 " high by 7 " in greatest diameter. Superb undamaged condition. Signed on the bottom to which I cannot decipher. Black on olive. Resembles the work of Shoji Hamada or one of his students. Simply stunning and worthy of the finest modernist pottery collections. Can convert to other currency pricing. An underated piece and price. Circa 1965 or so. Price: $170.00 CDN

Measures 4 1/2 " high by 3 " wide . Undamaged. Reverse pear shaped monochrome ink pot. Looks to be Chinese by shape. Made of a high fired or double - fired … Measures 4 1/2 " high by 3 " wide . Undamaged. Reverse pear shaped monochrome ink pot. Looks to be Chinese by shape. Made of a high fired or double - fired semi-porcelain. Possible phosphatic glaze used . Marked # 3. The number marking could be an export mark used for indicating size. Circa 19th century. Would fit into any nice monochrome collection. Price: $80.00 USD