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Auction House:Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)Number of lots recorded:651
Sale Title:Quarterly Collectors Auction Series, Day 1Lots with images:644
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:435
Date:2-Dec-2014
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Satsuma Ware: unusual floral vase on mauve background, signed Bizan, Kutani (7 cm); Meiji earthenware figural vase with traditional drip glaze (14 cm); late Edo/early Meiji Japanese satsuma plate with hawk stunning its prey (19 cm). (3)
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A rare Meiji Japanese wooden Inro Tonkotsu, with shibayama inlay decoration, original ivory Ojime bead and Hirado ceramic Fungi netsuke. Inro 7 cm high.
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A fine and very large Edo Japanese Satsuma Saki pot, decorated with geometric and floral patterns in Gosu blue enamelling, with the original woven wisteria vine handle, signed Satsuma Yaki below a Shimazu Family crest. 17 cm in diameter. Provenance: Christies New York, June 2002, Lot 245.
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Meiji Japanese Satsuma miniature jardiniere vase with rooster decoration, signed Kinkozan (3.5 cm) and a Meiji Japanese Satsuma earthenware vase painted with dancing figures (17.5 cm).
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Meiji Japanese Satsuma figurine of Kannon holding a fan, early 20th century, covered in floral and geometric inspired gilt patterning. Detail closely resembles the works of the Kinkozan studios. 36 cm.
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Indonesian Sumba Ikat woven cloth with lion, chicken & bird motifs. 210 cm high, 210 cm wide with central seam, vegetable dyes, early 20th century.
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A large Meiji Japanese ivory okimono; features an elder holding a Koro with a dragon coiling up his body. Beneath him rests a young child and small dog, who is reaching to attack the dragon. The dragon has released his sharp claws towards the threatening dog. Signed lotus flower mark to base. 20 cm high.
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Edo period Japanese Seto Ware vase with basket weave design and six blue and white painted cartouche panels, in the manner of Sato-Sanpei III ('Meiji Ceramics' by Gisela Jahn pg.270), signed. 25 cm.
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Taisho period Japanese Fukagawa vase with hand painted koi fish design, signed Fukagawa mountain factory mark, original signed Tomobaku box. 21 cm high.
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Chinese export silver salts by 'Luen Wo' of Shanghai, early 20th century, featuring bamboo and bird decorations, hallmarked ‘Lw’ to the bases of both items, 4.5 cm high; weight 168g (the pair).
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A pair of Meiji Japanese Koransha Fukagawa Studio ware vases of hexagonal form, featuring abstract wisteria design in coloured enamels. 19 cm high.
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A fine Meiji Japanese Kutani ware vase with quail and floral designs, Kutani 9-Valley and artist character marks to base. 19 cm high.
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A large green lead glazed ewer with four lugs on the shoulder and a green glazed pottery bowl, probably Guandong, 19th and 20th century. 28 cm high and 23 cm diameter
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Two Chinese blue and white porcelain boy pillows, 17 and 18 cm high, and a Cizhou boy pillow in the Ming style, 22 cm high, 36 cm wide.
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