Antique Meiji Era Japanese Ceramic Aka-Imari Plate Traditional Designs Kiseru & Tabakobon 1940's/50's) bronze Orin (singing bowl)

1940's/50's) bronze Orin (singing bowl)

This is an antique Taisho era (c 1920's) kyodai (vanity tansu chest) with a unique arrangement of four drawers

A Ranma is a transom that sits above sliding doorways in a traditional Japanese house to let air flow though freely

The "fish eye" unglazed area on the bottom was a unique kiln footing design found on late Edo to early Meiji era pottery

These pedestal bowls were used for carefully washing sakes cups

Antique Meiji Era Japanese Ceramic Aka-Imari Plate Traditional Designs Kiseru & Tabakobon 1940's/50's) bronze Orin (singing bowl)This is an Antique Meiji Era Japanese Ceramic Aki Imari Plate featuring Blue red ,green, black and gold designs on white. Traditional Designs repeat around the edge from a central design.