"Old Seto-type (Mino) amber like iron-glazed tea bowl from Oro kiln so-called "Oro chawan" in fine antique condition with No obstruction for the both of its look and its use, ~" <Description>
"Old
White Satsuma pottery vase with high-relief of dragon, as so-called
"Shiromon" (White Satsuma ware) from the official kiln for Daimyo feudal
lord use in Edo period. ~" <Description>
"Massive
and stately antique wooden hanging hexagonal
lantern (Andon) from Edo period, composed with detachable
five lattice panels (originally six?) ~" <Description>
"Shabby,
primitive, and wabi, naturally-twisted wood
candle holder as a deep Mingei folk art craft,
from the north-central part of the prefecture
on the coast of the Sea of Japan. ~" <Description>
"A
rare, magnificent
earthenware tower of the layered Seto Yama-chawan
(lit., Mountain bowl ; Proto pottery bowl),
stuck with the each pieces by laudable spontaneous
natural
glaze in kiln, thrown away once as a failed
work at that old time. ~" <Description>
"Stylish
and "contemporary" Old Imari Akae red painted porcelain bowl with design
of traditional mesh pattern
with maybe a feather jig or a flower, ~" <Description>
"Unique
and exquisite inlay work of Mother-of-Pearl
(Raden) in abstract scenic design specially at the top
surface, just like a feature composition of
Minhwa Korean folk painting, ~" <Description>
"Three
of original
woodblocks (Hangi) with the graphic design of Chinese characters
(Kanji) and the classic pattern of flowering plants and
Shishi lions, printed with red & green ink
as unusual type,
used for the package of products (incense), ~" <Description>
"Unique
and fine aged
hammer-made iron fittings as a "Mountain"-shaped
Key ("山" as a Chinese character),
sling, and hook, as applyable Japanese folk art pieces
(komingu/Mingei). ~" <Description>
"Fine
monochrome Korean folk bowl as larger Kohiki-type
wabi chawan in the term of tea (cha), with minimal
and calm expression of warm scenic texture, ~" <Description>
"Fine antique illustrated woodblock print book (140 pages) as valuable bibliography of important early tea utensils mostly from China (Ming), Korea (Koryo), and Japan (as "Japanized"), -" <Description>
"Unique, rare old large bronze grater for professional cook or artisan use originally, applyable for impressive displaying in several spatial positions.~" <Description>
"Fine antique floral illustration book (*112 pages including illustrations) of Kadou Enshu school (Former; Seifu Enshu school), SOKA HITORIGEIKO HIDENSHO, by Teishosai Ichiba (1764-1838).~" <Description>
"Fine original antique Japanese illustrated handbook of physiognomy, NINSO HITORI GEIKO (*Woodblock print / *Bound 2 volumes as one book - Vol.1: 100 pages, Vol.2: 118 pages).~" <Description>