Ceramics For Sale

Most ceramic items here have never been used. They have seals or from reputable artisans.  If you have any questions, please refer to "Moving Sale" blog post for more information. Thank you for visiting.

1. Orange Japanese "Chawanmushi" (egg custard) container

ID: CER1

Size: 9 w x 8 1/2 h

Condition: New
Price: 1,200



2. Japanese Grey Ceramic Jar With Lid

ID: CER2
Size: 7 1/2 w x 8 3/4 h
Very Good Condition
Price: 1,000


3. Japanese Turquoise Ceramic Jar With Lid

ID: CER3
Size: 7 1/2 w x 8 3/4 h
Very Good Condition
Price: 1,200


4. Two Ceramic Japanese Donburi Rice Bowls

ID: CER4
Size: 12 w x 5 h
Condition: New
Price: 3,200 Yen


5. 1 Beautiful Handmade Lightweight Turkish Mug
 

ID: CER5
Size: 7 w x10 h cm
Condition: New
Price: 5,000 Yen

6.  Huge Green Japanese Tea Mug with Sea Design

ID:  CER6
Size: 10 w x11 h cm
Condition: New
Price: 1,400 Yen

7.  Stunning Blue Japanese Cup with Gold Ringlets

ID: CER7
Size: 7 w x 11 h cm
Condition: New
Price: 2,000 Yen



8. Rectangular Japanese Plate with Sauce Divider

ID: CER8
Size: 13 W x 21 L  x 3 H cm
Condition: Very good
Price: 1,500 Yen



9. Two Japanese Sake Containers

ID: CER9
Size: 13 1/2 cm h
Condition: New
Price: 3,200 Yen




10.  Nice Handcrafted Japanese Tea Cup

ID: CER10
Size: 9 w x 6/12 h cm
Condition: New
Price: 2,200 Yen


 
11. Lovely Handcrafted Japanese Tea Cup and Saucer  
 

ID: CER11
Size: cup: 10w x 7 h cm; saucer 14 w x 13 w cm 
Condition: New
Price: 3,500 Yen
 
 

12. Japanese Hakata Dragon with Red Cushion/Sign

ID: CER12
Size: 13 w x 13 h cm
Condition: Very good
Price: 20,000 Yen




13. Chinese Rare Purple Clay Teapot

ID: CER13
Teapot bought in Dingshan, China
Size: 12 w x 12 1/2 h cm
Condition: New
Price: 10,000 Yen

14. 2 Japanese Sake Sets For Sale - Blue and Green

ID: CER14
1 set contains 2 Sake Containers and 5 Sake Cups
Size: Container: 2 1/2h cm; cup: 5w x 5h cm
Condition: New
Price: 3,500 Yen each set

15. 2 Beautiful Japanese Gold Sushi Plates

ID: CER15
Size: 17 1/2 W x 23 1/2 L cm
Condition: Very Good
Price: 10,000 Yen

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Styles of Japanese pottery:

• Arita (Saga) Introduced by Korean potters at the beginning of Edo Period.
• Bizen (Okayama) Reddish brown pottery, believed to have originated in the 6th century.
• Hagi (Yamaguchi) Ceramics burned at low temperature.
• Karatsu (Saga) Greatest quantity produced in western Japan.
• Kutani (Ishikawa)
• Mino (Gifu)
• Raku (Kyoto) Traditionally believed to be the best of Japanese ceramics.
• Ryumonji (Kagoshima) Started by Korean potters about 1600s.
• Seto (Aichi) The largest quantity of Japanese pottery produced in Japan.
• Shigaraki (Shiga) One of the oldest style in Japan.
• Souma (Fukushima) Usually the main pattern is an image of a horse.
• Tamba (Hyogo) One of the six oldest kinds of ceramics in Japan.
• Tokoname (Aichi) 

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