19th Century Celadon Glazed Porcelain JUE
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Pre 1900 item# 158632 (stock# 3699)
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Ichiban Japanese and Oriental Antiques
203.272.7392
SOLD - $295.00
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A most unusual 19th Century Chinese miniature Jue executed in a soft celadon glazed porcelain and modelled in archaistic style. Size - 2.5 iches high.Condition - one tiny nick to 1 foot. There are molded relief Chinese characters on the sides, but we are not able to translate them. The JUE form originated in the Shang dynasty - 1766-1050 BC. The JUE is named after its shape - a sparrow (or que in Chinese). The ancient Chinese character JUE had the same pronunciation as QUE and these two names we ...click for details
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Kunisada Print - Bijin-ga - Lavender Kimono
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Pre 1900 item# 117658 (stock# 3527)
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Ichiban Japanese and Oriental Antiques
203.272.7392
$895.00 - -
Donated to Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival of Greater Philadelphia
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A beautiful, crisp ukiyo-e print of a lovely court woman (bijin-ga) by renowned Edo period print maker Kunisada. The lady stands next to a kimono rack and under a temple bell which is surrounded with sprays of cherry blossoms. She wears a lovely Spring kimono decorated with scores of white ducks against a greyish lavender ground. It would appear that the lady has just stepped out of the bath as she is barefoot and the kimono is loosely arranged around her body. This could even be a portrayal of ...click for details
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Fine Chinese Imari Teapot C.1730
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Pre 1800 item# 85202 (stock# 3396)
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Ichiban Japanese and Oriental Antiques
203.272.7392
SOLD - $895.00
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Very attractive Chinese Imari Teapot and Cover. Decorated in typical palette of bright colours
with Carnations issueing from rocks. The cover, spout and handle with floral sprays.
C.1730 Ht. 5.0" Handle to spout 7.1".
Condition is very good, some wear to the gilding, a tiny frit to the tip of the spout and a 0.7" shallow flake to the underside of the lid.See photo. The European taste for Chinese porcelains was interrupted during the struggle leading to the fall of the Ming dyna ...click for details
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