These two beautiful Japanese porcelain glasses or cups are matching and have lids or covers. They have lovely fan designs with enameled flowers that look like daisies, heavy gold gilding. They also have branches of cherry blossoms and Japanese writing or script on the inside of the cup and on the lid. The mark on the bottoms says Ku Tani Tou San and is the mark of the "New" Kiln of Tozan Studios that was rebuilt in 1920 near Kyoto, Japan...

This is a really beautiful large Japanese serving bowl with a beautiful floral centerpiece in red, orange, yellow, blue, peach, periwinkle, green, and pink. It looks like a transfer, then there is very ornate banding in blue, red and gold in brocade or geometric designs, with heavy 22KT gold gilding. I did a lot of research and as near as I can find out the marks says Kozan Kiln in Kanji characters. I was told it was most likely modern Kutani porcelain in the Satsuma-Yaki style...

This is a wonderful little quality porcelain Gekkeikan Finest Sake set. It has a bottle and 2 cups, all are marked made in Japan. The bottle is 5 inches high and the cups 1 and 3/8 inches high and 2 inches across the top rim. They are all in excellent condition, no chips, no cracks and no crazing.

This is the most adorable Asian or Chinese boy figurine I've ever seen. He has such a sweet face and top knot hair style. He is holding a urn with Chinese writing on it. He is wearing traditional clothing in black and aqua. It is very soft and gentle looking. It measures 7.75 inches tall and is in very good condition, not cracks, no chips. It does have age glaze crazing typical of items from the 1940s and 1950s. It still has the foil Royal Copley label on it...

This is a lovely matching hand painted bowl and spoon with the lithophane snowflake pattern (made by putting rice grains in the porcelain and then firing them in the kiln, the rice burns away and leaves decorative holes that are filled with glaze). The patterns really show up when you look through them at the light. These are white porcelain with hand painted blue designs. The bowl is marked China on the bottom. The bowl measures 2.25 inches high and 4.5 inches across the rim...

This is a really pretty colorful urn or vase made in Morocco. It has a cream colored background and hand painted designs in blue, aqua, yellow, red, and black. It is signed by the artist and has a made in Morocco label on the bottom. It measures 5.5 inches tall and 4.25 inches across. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks, but it does have fine glaze crazing inside and out. It also has some manufacturing defects on the clay...

This is a beautiful little nappy dish made of porcelain by Nippon Noritake Morimura of Japan. It is marked. It has a lovely sunset scene with as white swan and tree hanging out over the water. It is hand painted and has raised enameled accents to the handle in brown, it also has the number 106 on the bottom along with the logo. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks and very little signs of wear. It has one small mark to the paint on the inside...

This is a beautiful Nippon Noritake Morimura handpainted landscape dish in sunset shades with a central accent of a tree by the waters edge. It has openwork handles, raised relieve accents on the rim and gold gilding as well. It is marked Noritake with the capital M for Morimura and hand painted made in Japan. Also the number 122. It measures 1 and 5/8 inches high and 6.5 inches across...

This is a beautiful bight orange bowl with textured detail of a fire breathing dragon. It has black airbrushed swirls and gold gilding. It is marked made in Japan. It measures 1.5 inches high and 7.25 inches across. It is in very good condition, no cracks, no chips and very little wear to the paint or 22KT gilding.

This is the most colossal 3 piece porcelain vase or urn I've ever seen. It is approx. 22 inches tall over-all. The widest part across the middle is about 8 inches across...

This is a wonderful native American pottery miniature bowl that is marked Jemez and what looks like Mary or Margaret. The style looks like it could be either Mary Small or Margaret Tafoya, but it isn't clear enough to say for sure. It looks like a polychrome hand thrown pottery bowl that measures 2 inches high and 2.5 inches across the rim. It is hand painted and in very good condition. It is hand signed in cursive writing. It has a little hand formed spoon that looks like it is made out of porc...

This is a antique circa 1900 Kyo-Satsuma enameled ginger jar. It has lovely Japanese figures and imari type decorations, which are raised and textured by a process called cream paste that is then enameled. This jar is hand painted and has fabulous colors of red, black, grey, blue, white and bright gold gilding. It think it is made out of porcelain, but it may be pottery. It does not have the lid. It measures 4 inches high and 3.5 inches across. The bottom edge has a small chip and rough spot, an...