Japanese Sumida Gawa Wall Pockets

DESCRIPTION: A pair of antique Japanese Sumida Gawa wall pockets composed of earthenware with figural reliefs. CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: H: 8.25" x D: 3" x L: 4.5" Have a sim

19th cen, meiji period, large sumidagawa porcelain jar with elephane scene, measures 19" in height, small repair on elephane ear

with applied teapot, vases, cupssigned with impressed four character mark17 1/2" high vase, 3" high wooden stand

JAPANESE SUMIDA GAWA PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A ROBED SAGE WITH SCEPTERLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyWith a monkey holding a lantern at his feet. Signed “Ryosai” on base.Height 9.5”.

Japanese Sumida Gawa figural vase, executed in polychrome stoneware, having a high shoulder with a tapering body and a fluted neck with a scalloped rim, ornamented with drip glaze at the neck and shou

with applied decoration of a figures beneath a tree; signed in kanji to tile applied to lower body 18 x 9 in. (45.7 x 22.9 cm.) Provenance: Property from a Southern California Estate

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Tankard set inclusive of a tankard and five mugs in red tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circaMeiji period. Country of

signed to white tile on lower body; decorated with applied molded monkey figures 8 x 12 in. dia. (20.3 x 30.5 cm.)

Japanese Sumida Gawa figural lamp, having a waisted cylindrical standard ornamented with drip glaze on the neck, and applied frolicking boys on a textured red ground, having a square bell shaped cream

early 20th century; large vase with applied vases and sacred objects, signed, 12 1/2 in. H,. and a figural group of elder and boy standing around large basket, 6 in. H.

men climbing on sides peering in, 8" diameter, 3" deep, signed, just a firing flaw underneath otherwise excellent.......Sumida is a Japanese pottery made exclusively for export beginning in the late 1

fish and figures near rim, 8 1/2", .............Sumida is a Japanese pottery made exclusively for export beginning in the late 1800s and ending at the beginning of World War II. The production of Sumi

Antique Japanese Sumida Gawa Pottery & 2 Woodblock Prints by Utagawa Kunisada - Prints are 13.5 in tall x 10.75 x .5 each

Marked for the maker Inoue Ryosai, decorated with eight figures in high relief.    Dimensions: 11 1/2" in diameter, the height is 6 3/4".  Provenance: From

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Vase in ebony tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country of origin: Japan.This vase has a sage green

Japanese Sumida Gawa pottery vase with two applied figures, blue character mark. Measures 12"H x 4"W. Condition report: Good condition, no issues , please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle

A Japanese Sumida lidded jar (this shape is also referred to as a tobacco humidor), with two Lohan in high relief on the body, and a humorous monkey in a kimono forming the knob of the lid. The lid an

4" diameter x 8" high. JK IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them.

Antique Japanese Sumida Gawa Mugs and bowl with figurines. 19th Century. 5 1/2" high

Tankard in black tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country of origin: Japan. This tankard has a drip glaze design on the surround in ebony with cobalt blue. There is an applied pott

All marked for the maker Inoue Ryosai, an oval tray, three graduated containers and a covered jar.  Dimensions: the tray is 11" x 8", the tallest piece is 7 1/2".  Provenance:

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Bowl in Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country of origin: Japan. This bowl hasan all-over drip glaze

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Vase in red tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country of origin: Japan. Thisvase has a drip glaze d

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Vase in red tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country of origin: Japan. This vase has an ebony and