This bowl has a slew of overlapping vignettes depicting a wide variety of subjects. There is some wear to the gold application on the rim, but no chips or damages. It dates about 1890 and measures 2" x 6 1/8".
This bowl is beautifully executed with numerous scenes, including a snow setting and fine tapestry work. It is artist signed and in near mint condition. It dates about 1890.
This is a nicely decorated vase that came from Hizen Province, just prior to the opening of the Koransha Porcelain Works studio. It measures 13.5" x 6" and dates about 1870. The condition is excellent with only some minor gold wear.
This silver mounted vase is elegantly decorated with a grapevine motif. The condition is very good, except the top mount is slightly lose. This discoloration seen on the underside is tape residue. It measures 7.5" x 4" and dates back to the early 20th century.
The three panel form of this vase is quite unusual and it is nicely decorated with butterflies, phoenix birds, chrysanthemums and a dragon. It measures 9.75" x 5.75" and dates about 1910 - 1920. There is damage on one corner, but it does detract significantly from the aesthetic of this piece.
This is a tightly executed example of Seikozan's fine work. Each band of enamel work wraps 360 degrees around the vase, showing vivid detail. The condition is excellent with no visible signs of wear and no restorations. It dates about 1880 - 1890. It measures 4.5" x 2".
These six panel vases are decorated with alternating scenes of mountainscapes and floral close-ups. The condition is very good with some very light wear to the gold on the rim. They measure 7.5" x 3.75" and date about 1910.
This is a finely executed 2 panel vase on a rich cobalt ground. The scene showing the hut along side a gorge with a bamboo grove has great perception of depth. All of the gold application is in place and the vase is in near mint condition. It measures 10" x 4.5" and dates about 1900 - 1910. The Kinkozan signature is both signed and impressed.
The decoration of this vase has an unusual design in which the the neck is used as the flower pistil. The petals extend out in ginbari style work over a light cobalt ground. The impressed mark on the underside appears to be Ota. The condition is excellent with only a small spot of discoloration under the glaze. It dates early 20th century and measures 5" x 3".
