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Japanese Arita model of a dog, Edo period, late 17 Ref: R100
Japanese Arita model of a dog, Edo period, late 17th/early 18th century, modelled seated on his haunches with his left front paw raised, ears alert, wearing a collar with a bell around his neck, the white-glazed body spotted with gilt, black and iron-red patches, height: 26cm. 10 1/4in. condition: some damage and repair, Provenance: formerly the property of a Dutch Noble family SOLD

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Japanese Imari mug simulating a Westervald stonewa Ref: R680
Japanese Imari mug simulating a Westervald stoneware mug, the globulal body decorated with five rows of prunts, the handle painted with blue strapwork, circa 1700; height: 16.5 cm. ; condition: chip to foot and very faint ' hair-line' to base of handle. SOLD

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Japanese 'Moon Viewing' boy with puppy, Edo Period Ref: R710
Japanese 'Moon Viewing' boy with puppy, Edo Period, circa 1690, holding a vase in his right hand with his face upturned and smiling with a puppy at his feet, his robes decorated in verte imari, with black enamel to the hair and the spots on the puppy, height: 12 3/4in. 32.5cm. Moon viewing (tsukimi) was a Japanese custom where people would gather with specially made rice cakes to look at the mid-autumn moon (chushu no meigetsu), the full moon in the middle of the ninth lunar month as said to be absolutely spherical and very beautiful. SOLD

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Pair of Japanese Ko-Imari beakers of rectangular c Ref: R795
Pair of Japanese Ko-Imari beakers of rectangular cross-section and flaring sides, circa 1710, decorated with stylised flowers and cross-hatching at the sides, with 2 fruits and leaves in the base of the interior with double red outline, brown rim, width: 9.5cm. 3 3/4in. SOLD

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Magnificent Japanese kakiemon vase, Edo period (16 Ref: R817
Magnificent Japanese kakiemon vase, Edo period (1670-1690), of oviform with short ring neck, decorated in iron red, green, yellow aubergine, blue and black enamels and underglaze blue circumferential lines to the foot and shoulder, with three panels divided by scrolling foliage and peonies, depicting figures standing among rocks, bamboo and chrysanthemums with one figure under a parasol, the other with a fan looking up at a bird on a stem of bamboo, height: 30.5cm. 11 13/16in. condition: neatly consolidated. In a painting on the ceiling by Augstin Terwesten there is a vase of this shape and pattern, the ceiling was completed in 1695, SOLD

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