A Satsuma 'Bird and Bamboo' Coffee Cup Set, Meiji Period

322 明治時代 薩摩燒金彩色繪竹雀圖咖啡杯套組 杯H5cm 盤D10.5cm 底Ē

323 明治時代 金彩瓷燒藝妓圖咖啡杯套組 杯H5cm 盤D14-22cm 底款：Noritake MAD

(lot of 14) Japanese Satsuma dragon coffee set, Meiji period, consisting of a coffee pot, sugar pot, creamer, five cups w/ saucers, marked 'Dai Nippon Satsuma' with the Shimazu clan mark; a pair of Ku

Boxed set of 6 Japanese Meiji period Satsuma earthenware tea cups and matching saucers, floral design with birds, signed on base. Cups are 2.5 by 2 in high, saucers 4.75 in diam. Circa early 1900s. Ex

A Japanese Satsuma Tea set with dragon, dating from the Meiji period. Four Satsuma tea cups with dragon scale handle and dragon head on opposite side, four saucers with multiple Luohan figures of anim

A finely Decorated Hand painted Teacup with exceptionally fine all-over enamel bird decoration. Both Cup and Saucer signed. Meiji Period, Export. similar to Kutani and Satsuma Style pieces of the era.

(lot of 6) Japanese Satsuma ware, Meiji period: consisting of two vases, marked "Satsuma Hodota" with Shimazu clan crest, each with a wooden stand; export ware: three coffee cups with saucer, Marked [

(lot of approximately 38) One shelf of Japanese Satsuma ware, Meiji period, consisting of one coffee pot, one teapot, two creamers, two sugar pots, six tea cups and eight saucers; six coffee cups with

Satsuma tea set. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). 7 pieces: tea pot, creamer, sugar and 4 cups and saucers. Signed Kinkozan.

JAPANESE MEIJI-PERIOD SATSUMA HAND-PAINTED CERAMIC 15-PIECE TEA SET, comprising a teapot, a creamer, a sugar, and six cup and saucer sets, each featuring polychrome scenes to each side depicting figur

Meiji period, the lobed vase with alternating bird and flower panels, one featuring wisteria and Mandarin ducks and the other bamboo and mountain birds; together with a miniature baluster vasehaving f

Meiji period, to include lidded coffee pot (signed), four quatrefoil cups (two signed, one of which is very faded), and four quatrefoil saucers (one signed), firing flaw to coffee pot's foot rim / in

A GROUP OF FOUR JAPANESE SATSUMA POTTERY MINIATURE TEAPOTS, MEIJI PERIOD. Comprising a bamboo handled and spout decorated with florals and birds, a dragon handled and figural spout with deities, a dra

A GROUP OF FOUR JAPANESE SATSUMA POTTERY MINIATURE TEAPOTS, MEIJI PERIOD. Comprising a bamboo handled and spout decorated with florals and birds, a dragon handled and figural spout with deities, a dra

Japanese porcelain from the Meiji period (1868-1912)comprising 20 silver cup holders, saucers and porcelain cups, monogrammed plates and tea cup bases in silver with an assay mark, a relieved decorati

Painted with flying birds over waves and floral bands to top. Seikozan mark in gold over black ground to base, Meiji period. Dia. 13cm (5 in.)

Meiji period with scene of dragon amoung goddess and angry faced men! signed, fine goldwork and raised enamel, includes 6" tall teapot, creamer, sugar and 4 cups, just typical crazing, no chips, no cr

Satsuma cup. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Exterior decorated with mille fleur interior with butterflies. Signed. 4 x 2.5in.

antique, Japanese lacquer box, depicting flowers on top, gilded cranes, birds and bamboo. Meiji period. Losses of lacquer all over, the lower part of box. Size 16x6 cm. link to video of item: https://

This is a gorgeous set of Tea/Coffee Cup and Saucer. The set is made by Royal Albert in England in Chelsea Bird pattern. It is properly marked with Royal Albert Crown China back stamp. The pattern is

A Group of Japanese CloisonnÈ Enamel Tea Wares Comprising five teapots, one tea caddy, one cup and saucer set. Meiji Period {Tallest: 5 3/4 inches (14.6 cm)} [Small enamel losses]

A Japanese Satsuma Porcelain Demitasse Set, Meiji Period. Largest dimensions: h: 7 x w: 7 x d: 4 in.

A Fine Antique Set of Japanese Satsuma Tea Set , by Hodota, Meiji period 1868-1912. All finely painted with great detail.

3 Herend Hungary Rothschild Birds Coffee Cups and Saucers. Each set measure 2.5 inches by 5 inches in diameter.