Japanese Contemporary Ceramic Serving Charger, or Serving Dish, 10 1/2" diameter, 1 3/4" high, checker board design with lighter brown raised lines on top of the dark brown background, Impressed Mark "Hakusan", "Mori Design", "Made in Japan" on the white bisque finish surface on the black glazed bottom. The condition is good.

Japanese Contemporary Ceramic Charger or deep Dish with raised light brown Circle design lines on top of dark Brown background, 11" diameter, 1 1/2" high, impressed mark "Hakusan" "design Mori", "Made in Japan" on white bisque surface on black on the bottom, the condition is good.

Japanese Contemporary Ceramic Charger, 10 1/4" diameter, 1" high, heavy ceramic, white thick free line design on black, in good condition.

Japanese contemporary Ceramic Serving Charger, Platter, dish, 11" diameter, 1 3/4" high, thick green glaze decorations on dark brown Bisque finish surface, in good condition.

Japanese Contemporary Ceramic Serving Charger, serving Dish, 10 1/2" diameter, 1 1/2" high, light brown raised lines on top of the dark brown background, impressed mark "Hakusan", "Mori Design", "Made in Japan" on white bisque finish, on the black glazed bottom. The condition is good.

Japanese Contemporary Ceramic Bowl, 10" diameter, 2 3/8" high, heavy weight, with brick red Reed design, in good condition.

Mashiko-yaki plate with modern pattern in green and brown glaze. Made by Okamoto Yoshihisa, a craftsman in Mashiko in Tochigi prefecture, north of Kanto district. In excellent condition. Contemporary. 25.5cm x 22cm x 1.5cm

Japanese Contemporary Ceramic Crab or Fish Serving Bowl in signed Wooden Box, 9" round, 3 1/2" high, hand molded, impressed mark on the outside,

Japanese Contemporary Ceramic heavy Large Cooking Hot Pot, 13" wide include handles, 7" high include cover, Beige and Brown swirl design, and in good condition

Japanese Contemporary Cooking Hot pot, 13 1/2" wide include handles, 5" high include cover, Fish design, impressed maker's mark on the bottom, and in good condition.

Japanese Contemporary Ceramic Cooking Hot Pot, 13" wide include handles, 7 1/2" high include cover, wild grass design and in good condition.

Japanese Contemporary Ceramic Cooking Hot pot, 9 1/2" wide include handles, 6" high include cover, with colorful line design, and in good condition.

Japanese Contemporary Ceramic serving Charger, serving Platter, 10 1/2" diameter, 1 1/2" high, three brown free lines on black heavy ceramic background, in good condition.

Japanese Contemporary Ceramic deep heavy thick serving Charger, Dish, 13" diameter, 2 1/4" high, heavy weight, in good condition.

Beautiful mezzotint print of a black and blue night scene with a waning crescent moon behind Japanese primroses in bloom. Artist: Yoshihiku Kaya, edition 39/75. No condition problems to note. Size: 8.5 x 4.25 inches and 20.25 x 14.25 inches with frame.

Tetsuya Noda, born 1940 in Kyushu. The art is a framed silkscreen mixed media work, part of the "Diary" series dated August 26th, 1985. The image and title is of his home town in Kayuwara. The edition is 11 of 15. The image size is 36 x 23 inches and 47.5 x 35.625 inches with frame. Excellent condition. Noda is part of the Sōsaku-hanga art movement and is considered a major 20th century Japanese artist.

Cloisonne enamel vase on hammered copper base. The meticulously positioned wires are in silver, as are the borders. The decor is simple, showing a bridge between two hills but exceptional because of its historical interest. Indeed it is a vase commemorating the bold construction of an aqueduct by a Japanese electricity company in the 1900s. The Chinese characters written below must relate the event, date it and also probably give the name of the creative artist or that of the enameling workshop....

Original limited edition hand colored etching titled "Haggling" featuring Korean women in a marketplace by German artist Willy Seiler (born 1903) from his Korean series. Signed in pencil on the lower margin. Reverse with limited Korean edition seal marked Plate #68A/110, stamped in red "original hand colored," and with Seiler's address in Japan (see enlargements). Willy Seiler's etchings captured the essence of life in rural Japan. They were enormously popular with the post World War II Occupati...