Japanese cloisonne tray of the Meiji period in excellent condition. Decorated on both sides. Original mounting of brass "bamboo". Measures 12 inches long by 7 inches wide and 3 eighths of an inch thick.

Japanese Shibayama whist or bezique counter. Silver and gold over copper. Meiji period, circa 1880. Finely detailed cranes wandering among chrysanthemums and peonies. Counter tabs enameled with insects. Measures 3.75" x 2.25" x .5".

Antique Japanese Tetsubin cast iron tea kettle. Overall dimensions 9.75" high x 6" in diameter at "skirt". Nineteenth century.

Edo period Japanese Satsuma totai shippo (cloisonne enamel on ceramic) covered jar. Kinkozan factory, circa 1875. Excellent condition with the exception of a chip to the inner lid. Measures 6" high x 4.5" wide.

Vintage kotobuki spatter glaze teapot and 4 cups. The distinctive outer glaze is dark silver over brown; the cups are lined in brown-speckled tea green glaze. The body of the teapot is 5.75" wide to the spout x 4" high. Cups are 3" high. The handle is bamboo.