JAPANESE LACQUERED BOWL OWAN

For soup or rice. Meiji Period C.1900-10. 4 5/8" diameter, both of rounded from with low flared foot and grip. Red/orange body color throughout. The lips and grip edge gilt. The top decorated in gold

For soup or rice. C.1900. 4 7/8" diameter. The bowl of recurved profile and the top of low domed form. Tapered grip and foot. Tomato red body color throughout. The top decorated with gnarled branches

19th century. Good quality earlier example. 4 5/8" diameter with a wl of deeply dished profile. Both black lacquered. The top with green shoots, and flower bud executed in shades of pure gold. Clearly

Meiji period, before 1912. 4 7/8" diameter with green exterior and dark orange inside. The top with elaborate aquatic foliage in multiple colors including true gold and nacre sparkles. The motif conti

Japanese Lacquered Bowl with sheaves of wheat and a "married" teakwood stand, 10-1/2" dia

Group of seven Japanese lacquered bowls, comprising a large serving bowl enameled with mother-of-pearl inlay depicting Mt. Fuji and river scene, three small shallow bowls, and three soups each with fl

Meiji Period, before 1912. 4 3/4" diameter with the delicately formed body. The bowl deeply dished on raised foot. The cover shallower, repeating the profile. Dark green outer with three turtles in aq

Three Sets of Japanese Lacquered Bowls with Covers. Diam 12.5 cm

to include a mahjong case (lacking tiles); porcelain low bow with allover floral decoration, marked to underside; six Japanese lacquered bowl; a fan; three metal insects; pair of metal bat appliques a

AMERICAN SCHOOLMid-20th CenturyStill life of Japanese lacquered bowls, chopsticks and porcelain. Signed lower right "Byron".Oil on canvas, 20" x 24". Framed 27" x 30".

A set of 12 Japanese lacquered bowls and 12 plates. Finely decorated. Two each of six different flower and bamboo variations. The bowls measure 4.75" diameter, 2" high. The plates measure 6.75" diamet

A Japanese Lacquered Wood Bowl The bevel-rimmed kiri wood bowl lacquered with geese and reeds on the inside and carved with various seal designs on the outside. 19th Century {Diameter: 10 inches (25.4

A rare antique Japanese porcelain bowl with wooden lid. Meiji period, 1868 to 1912. The surface of the body is garnished with carved lacquer and cloisonne enamel bird and tree branch motif. The lid is

(lot of 20) Japanese lacquered lidded bowls, ten smaller and deeper, ten slightly larger and shallower, all in vermilion color, together with a wooden box, largest bowl: 5.5"dia

Meiji Period, 1867-1912. 4 5/8" diameter. Orange body color with a peony bud in gold, flanked by its branches and gold leaf foliage. Executed in shades of gold, produced with pure gold dust. Excellent

Meiji period, C.1880. 5" diameter. Tomato red body color in and out. Broad foot and matching broad top grip. Top decorated in foliage and flower. The underside of the top in two butterflies. the decor

Meiji Period, 1868-1912. 4 3/8" diameter. Tomato red body color with both edges gilt. The grip hollowed off center to produce a closed C shape. The cover with true gold and silver decoration of a gnar

Item: Lacquer Worker's Bowl Origin: Japan Date: Meiji Period, 19th century Materials: Wood, lacquer Size: H: 3 3/8 in; D: 4 1/2 in Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave

4 3/8" diameter. Bun form with broad raised foot and corresponding grip to the top. Near black, brown body color with gilt succulent foliage. All gold decoration is true gold in a lacquer matrix. Prod

5" diameter. Bun form with broad raised foot and corresponding grip to the top. Red/orange body color with succulent foliage cut in (Chinese style) and inlaid in pure gold. All gold decoration is true

Late 20th c. ring turned in black, yellow ochre and red-orange, with extensive gilt inscription verso, in the original box with papers (in Japanese), 9 1/4" diam. Good condition.

4 7/8" diameter. Bun form with broad raised foot and corresponding grip to the top. Green body color with orange interiors. Gold foliage with red flowers. All gold decoration is true gold in a lacquer

4 3/8" diameter. Bun form with raised foot and corresponding gilt-edge grip to the top. Red/orange body color with gold succulent foliage. All gold decoration is true gold in a lacquer matrix. Produce

Meiji Period for soup or rice. C.1880-10. 4 3/4" diameter. Bowl of angled form with thickened lip. Flared foot and grip. Very dark brown body color inside and out. The top is decorated in thick gold s