- NORTH KOREAN "ARIRANG" GOUACHE PROPAGANDA
POSTER North Korean gouache on paper propaganda poster for "Arirang" festivals, bearing text "Arirang / Welcome to Pyongyang" with additional type in Korean. Image: 18.5"...
[more like this] - KOREAN KOHIKI TYPE EARTHENWARE PEAR
SHAPED SAKI JARUnmarked.
7 1/2 x 5 1/4 in. diam.
Condition
Minor wear, firing imperfections. Large area of frit to the base. Some crazing and pale staining. Otherwise in...
[more like this] - SIGNED JAPANESE EDO COPPER ARTICULATED
CRAYFISHEast Asia, Japan, late Edo to early Meiji Period, ca. mid-19th to early 20th century CE. A fine model of an articulated crayfish bearing an impressed signature on...
[more like this] - KOREAN CELADON PORCELAIN BOX & COVER,
14-15TH C. Korean, 14-15th C,of circular form, the rounded sides supported on a short foot, the domed cover carved in shallow relief with two double concentric circles, the...
[more like this] - KOREAN CLAIR-DE-LUNE TYPE PORCELAIN
GINGER JAR WITH SCROLLING FOLIATE RELIEF, H: 12-3/4 INCHESKorean Clair-de-Lune Type Porcelain Ginger Jar with Scrolling Foliate Relief, H: 12-3/4 inches...
[more like this] - (3) ANTIQUE CHINESE / KOREAN POURING
VESSELS 19th c. (and likely earlier), incl. a Korean glazed stoneware Kundika, a bird form Kendi type ewer in bird form with blue underglaze decoration, probably Chinese,...
[more like this] - (4) ANTIQUE JAPANESE CHAWAN TEA BOWLS
Includes Mishima type decorated bowl (poss. Korean), 16th-18th c., with gold kintsugi repairs, in signed wooden box; green and brown Oribe style bowl; and two E-Shino (aka...
[more like this] - KOREAN BRONZE TYPE SINGING BOWL AND
PALE CLAIR-DE-LUNE TYPE GLAZED CHARGERKorean Bronze Type Singing Bowl and Pale Clair-de-lune Type Glazed Charger,...
[more like this] - KOREAN JEOSON ROYAL IRON INCENSE BURNER
Korean Jeoson Dynasty royal iron incense burner, hexagonal in shape, four panels with Taoist Chilbo motif, likely made for the king of the Jeoson dynasty, 18th to 19th century....
[more like this] - TWO KOREAN SILLA PEDESTAL VESSELS. Most
likely 7th-10th century. One vase type with incised designs. Out of round, 7.5"h. and a cup or tazza. 5"h. 5.5"d. Both have minor edge flakes, and repair....
[more like this] - KOREAN SILLA TYPE POTTERY VESSEL. Possibly
4th-7th century. Blackware with incised designs on neck. Edge flakes. 9.25"h....
[more like this] - TWO KOREAN COVERED POTTERY JARS. Kawa
type, possibly 3rd- 4th century. Both have impressed patterns on them. One has two lug handles. One has minor flakes and hairline in lid, 7.25"h., the other (handled) has...
[more like this] - KOREAN POTTERY VESSEL. Kawa type, possibly
3rd-4th century. Rimmed vessel with curved handle and impressed pattern. Some chips. 8.5"h. 8"d....
[more like this] - GROUP OF KOREAN FIGURAL POTTERY. Most
likely 19th century or earlier. Unglazed, most appear to be dug relics. Five are most likely funerary figures. Three horses, 4" to 6.5"h,, two pagoda type buildings, 3", 4.5"h....
[more like this] - THREE KOREAN POTTERY VESSELS. Kawa and/or
Silla type, possibly 3rd-7th century. Two have impressed patterns. Flared neck, 5.5"h. and elongated neck, 9.75"h. Together with one having flattened sides and running glaze,...
[more like this] - Four pieces Asian pottery: Chinese footed
bowl, strawberry flambe glaze with purple splashes, 3-1/4 x 7-1/4 in., 3 in. interior crack with two chips, glaze cracks, crackle ; Chinese ge -type lobed bowl, celadon with...
[more like this] - SCROLL PAINTING - CH'AEKKORI - Korean
19th century; depicting bookshelves (ch'aekkado or chaekkori); in this type of painting one finds all kinds of fine objects ink stone and brush seals and papers flowers antique...
[more like this] - Four Bronze Mirrors one "TLV" type,
triangle borders, square cartouche circled by eight nipples, beasts, Chinese, Han Dynasty (BC 209-AD 220), 4-1/4 in., minor corrosion; one with dragon border, four lions separated...
[more like this] - US WWII General Mark W. Clark Scarf
and ALS This lot includes a typed letter signed from General Mark Clark on his Sixth Army letter head and the green silk scarf described?in the letter . Mark W. Clark (May...
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