The Imari ginger jar is a type of porcelain jar that originates from the Arita region of Japan. The jar features bright, colorful patterns typically associated with Imari ware. These patterns often include floral motifs and a blue, red, and gold palette. The jar has a bulbous body with a lid that sports a gold … Read more
Here is a beautiful example of an Indiana Glass Egg server. The iridescent finish is a hallmark of “carnival glass,” popularized by Indiana Glass and other companies during the early 20th century. This piece is designed to hold deviled eggs or other similar appetizers, featuring individual slots around the edge of each egg. The intricate … Read more
This decorative glass piece, known as “Hen On Nest,” was made by Indiana Glass Company in Dunkirk, Indiana. These pieces are beloved collectibles because of their intricate designs and vibrant colors. The piece is made of iridescent glass, which gives it a shimmering, multi-colored effect. This design typically includes a hen-shaped lid resting on a … Read more
Lacquerware is a decorative art form that involves lacquer application to objects such as boxes, bowls, or trays. This particular item is a red lacquer box with intricate designs and patterns. The craftsmanship proves it is of Asian origin, as lacquerware is a traditional art form in countries like China, Japan, and Vietnam. Lacquerware items … Read more
All the goblets displayed in the image are initially from Japan and were designed for drinking sake or tea. These vintage pieces, made from porcelain, are sought-after by collectors and were created by different factories. The goblets range in height from 8 cm to 13 cm. Additional Details Artist/Creator/Factory: Various Dimensions: Height 8 cm to … Read more
This sake set is currently being researched; its design is often categorized as Oriental Ware or Arita Ware. Arita is a town in Japan where a significant portion of Japan’s porcelain production occurs. Interestingly, upon translating the Chinese letters located below the sake cups, it was discovered that they read something like “Mount Taishan,” which … Read more
This beautiful plate, with a diameter of 22 cm, depicting five flying dragons and many flowers, was produced in the 1980s. After the Chinese communists, led by Mao Zedong, took control of the country from the Nationalists in 1949, previously privately owned companies became state-owned and began producing porcelain in Jingdezhen for export. However, this … Read more
This is one of the largest teapots I have ever seen. It has a capacity of 3.5 liters and will spill out from the nozzle if filled beyond that. This teapot is handcrafted and part of the Shigaraki collection, considered a fine art in Japan. Additional Details Artist/Creator: Shigaraki Collection Dimensions: Height 38 cm, Width … Read more
This image shows a porcelain jar with a blue and white design, accompanied by a wooden lid. This style of porcelain is often referred to as “blue and white ware” and is traditionally associated with Chinese ceramics, although similar styles can be found in other cultures. The jar features intricate blue designs on a white … Read more
Please check out this stunning Japanese teapot, crafted from porcelain and adorned with intricate “Deco Mori” Moriage Dragonware. It features beautiful depictions of dragons, making it the perfect addition for enthusiasts of Asian designs. Additional Details Dimensions: Height 60 cm Width 20 cm Depth 12 cm Material: Porcelain Year: unknown but indeed a vintage item … Read more