A Japanese studio celadon bowl by Suwa Sozan I (1851-1922), Meiji period (1868-1912), in a lotus form with twin moulded fish to the center together with tomobako. 7 cm high, 24 diameter, condition: no visible faults or damages
A Japanese studio celadon censer by Suwa Sozan I (1852-1922), Meiji (1868-1912) or Taisho period (1912-1926), of bombe form with tripod legs in the form of a classic Song Dynasty Longquan censer, with impressed oval mark to the base reading 'Sozan,…
Japanese Celadon Vase with Phoenixes and Peonies
A large Japanese studio celadon vase, by Suwa Sozan II (1890-1977), circa 1930S, the large baluster vase decorated in low relief and inlaid slips with phoenixes in flight and peonies. Impressed two character mark to the base, together with the original…
Japanese Celadon Pagoda by Sozan Kyoyaki (1920-1940)
A Japanese Sozan Kyoyaki studio celadon model, Taisho/Early Showa period, 1920-1940, modelled as a multi-tier Chinese style pagoda, the whole covered in an even green celadon glaze. The base with an impressed round seal mark reading 'Sozan', for Suwa…
Meiji Sozan Bowl with Japanese Family Decoration
A Meiji period bowl, signed Sozan. Painted in gold and enamel with a Japanese family, floral & wave decoration to the outer rim. Diameter 12 cm
Sozan Signed Satsuma Bowl with Geisha and Butterflies
A Satsuma bowl, signed Sozan, Meiji period. Painted in gold and enamel with a scene of geisha, butterfly & waterlilies to the outside rim. Diameter 12 cm
Meiji Satsuma Rectangular Dish with Delicate Floral Painting
A signed small Satsuma rectangular dish. Meiji period, later 19th century, with mark of probably Sozan. A refined and delicately painted flaring dish, with a central scene of female figures in a domestic setting enclosed by a wide border with exquisitely…
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