Late Meiji period large porcelain fish bowl. Decorated with a bamboo forest to the body and continuous dragon motif to the frieze. The interior with phoenix and paulonia flowers in cobalt. The underside with Fukugawa Kilns mark.

Late Meiji period, circa 1900

A pair of Chinese spill vases, modeled as doves perched on a branch above a flowering peony. Now mounted as table lamps on ebonized base of bracket form.

The vases probably late Qing or Republic period, late 19th/early 20th century

Pair of Chinese large polychrome enamel porcelain baluster lamps. Each ovoid body with a waisted neck and painted exterior with mirror images of Chinese immortals on a garden terrace. With wooden stands and metal fittings.

Late Qing, 19th Century

A pair of Chinese Dehua blanc-de-chine hexagonal bottle vases. With twin lion-head handles, the moulded decoration depicting dragons chasing flaming pearls amongst scrolling clouds.

Late Qing period, late 19th century

Cobalt and white ‘rouleau’ vase. The finely executed decoration surrounds the entire circumference of the body, showing two warriors on horseback, with attendants, before two courtly ladies in a pavilion, amidst a rock landscape.

Tongzhi period, late 19th century

Late Meiji period bowl of Imari palette and large size, on mahogany stand.

Late Meiji period, circa 1900

A Kyoto Satsuma rectangular tray with barbed rim painted and gilt with bijin and children in a flower strewn mountainous landscape within a dark blue floral border, the underside with maple leaves on streams.

Late Meiji period, circa 1900

Kutani overglaze painted and gilt bowl. Kutani mark to the base.

Late Meiji period, circa 1900

Three Chinese lead pigment glazed stoneware herb jars.

Late Qing period, late 19th century

A Kyoto Satsuma ovoid vase painted and gilt with fan shaped panels of flowers, including irises, chrysanthemums, peonies, prunus, and magnolia, signed Kinkozan.

Late Meiji or Taisho period, circa 1920

Ko Kutani double gourd vase.

Late Edo or early Meiji period, circa 1860