A few examples of appraisal values for
KOKEN

• A DUTCH DECORATED KAKIEMON DISH
  A DUTCH DECORATED KAKIEMON DISH c.1710-20, the centre painted with the "Hob in the Well" design within a dense floral border, 21.5cm diameter Provenance: Bt. Vincent L'Herrou, Ceramics Fair, June 2002. This celebrated pattern derives from the Chinese story of the 11th century Statesman Sima Guang (Jp. Shiba Onko), illustrating lateral thinking and presence of mind. When as a boy, his friend fell into a giant water-jar and as Guang was not strong enough to pull him out, he took a large stone and smashed the jar.
• Sipke Kool painting (Dutch,
  Sipke Kool painting (Dutch, 1836-1902), woman gazing out at sea with knitting aside, signed lower right "S. Kool", oil on panel, 10-1/4 x 13-1/2 in.; 20th century gilt wood and composition frame. Draw crackle, uneven varnish; frame resurfaced.
• A Japanese bronze censer in the
  A Japanese bronze censer in the form of Kinko riding a carp, Meiji period, 32cm h; 22cm w More Information Fin and man's whip detached but not lost, another fin and horn from fish missing
• A PAIR OF KAKIEMON ORMOLU-MOUNTED
  A PAIR OF KAKIEMON ORMOLU-MOUNTED BOWLS Edo, late 17th century, of deep rounded form, decorated with flowering plants issuing from blue and yellow low tables; the top ormolu bands each with three vertical rectangular handles, the ormolu stands with three finely-chased goat’s leg monopodia supports surrounding a central gadrooned section, in the manner of Dominique Daguerre (d.1796); 11.5cm x 10.8cm Provenance: Previously in the collection of John Whitehead.
• KINKOZAN STUDIO, A JAPANESE SATSUMA
  KINKOZAN STUDIO, A JAPANESE SATSUMA BOX AND COVER Late 19th or early 20th century, hand painted in polychrome enamels with gilt highlights over a small crackle ivory ground with elegant ladies and children dressed in patterned kimonos, decorative spiral pattern to rim of cover and bowl, floral and textile patterns to sides, raised on a short foot, signed to underside, with gilt bamboo finial to cover.
• Sipke Kool (Dutch, 1836-1902),
  Sipke Kool (Dutch, 1836-1902), pair of oils on panel, one example depicting an interior scene with two ladies having tea, and the other of a woman knitting, the latter signed lower right "S. Kool", 6-1/4" x 4-1/2". Presented in matching period molded giltwood frames.
• FRENCH ENAMEL COOKWARE, INCLUDING
  FRENCH ENAMEL COOKWARE, INCLUDING LE CREUSET , KAJ FRANCK HACKMANFrench Enamel Cookware, Including Le Creuset , Kaj Franck Hackman
• KOEKKOEK, Johannes Hermanus,
  KOEKKOEK, Johannes Hermanus, (Dutch, 1840-1912): Older Couple and Reclining Man Watching the Canal with Windmill in the Distance, Oil/Wood Panel, 3.75'' x 5.25'', signed lower right, framed, 9'' x 10.5''.
• A Japanese Cloisonne Enamel
  A Japanese Cloisonne Enamel Center Bowl of circular footed form having a koi fish decorated center with reserves of lotus plants and a wave patterned ground. Diameter 15 inches.
• DUTCH DELFT BLUE AND WHITE SMALL
  DUTCH DELFT BLUE AND WHITE SMALL BOWL (''KLAPNUTS'') Circa 1650-70; painted in ''Kraak'' style with peacock rockwork and flowering plant the border with peacock feathers and symbols. 2 1/4 x 6 3/8 in. diam. Provenance: Cinnamon Hill Antiques Inc. Franklin TN.
• A DUTCH DELFTWARE DISH painted in
  A DUTCH DELFTWARE DISH painted in shades of cobalt in Kangxi style with a lady holding a vase and pointing to a boy, in panelled border of a seated figure alternating with stylised flowers, 34cm diam, early 18th c
• A Kuchkol Tov begging bowl formed
  A Kuchkol Tov begging bowl formed from half a coco de mer shell with applied and gilded decoration and inscription. 33 x 18 cm.
• A Japanese cast iron Tetsubin
  A Japanese cast iron Tetsubin kettle, 19th Century, with bronze cover, the body decorated water lilies, a crab and other foliage
• An early 20th C. bronze Japanese
  An early 20th C. bronze Japanese kettle in black and red paint, including burner. Overall 10”H Condition: handle unraveling CT Transfer Fee $10
• Early 18th century Dutch parcel
  Early 18th century Dutch parcel gilt silver kettle on stand complete with burner; repousse rocaille body on stand with three monopedic figural supports terminating in claw feet. Marked on the body and stand. 10"H. Loss to the tip of one of the foliate drops on stand and rod missing on hinge.
• Japanese Imari fish-shaped dish,
  Japanese Imari fish-shaped dish, porcelain with interior scene of samurai being entertained by lady playing the [koto], verso of lobster, base with six-character mark for Hichozan Shimpo, 19th century, 3 x 14-1/4 x 9-1/2 in. Three small chips on fins, surface wear, wear to gilding, firing flaws.
• 18th century Dutch parcel gilt
  18th century Dutch parcel gilt silver kettle on stand complete with burner; repousse rocaille body on stand with three monopedic figural supports terminating in claw feet. Marked on the body and stand. 10"H. Loss to the tip of one of the foliate drops on stand and rod missing on hinge.
• KOPPENOL, Cornelis, (Dutch,
  KOPPENOL, Cornelis, (Dutch, 1865-1946): Old Katwyk 1898, Oil/Canvas, 12'' x 16'', signed lower left, fine heavy carved gilded gesso frame, 20.25'' x 24'', signed titled and dated verso.
• KOCK, CHARLES PAUL DE Madame
  KOCK, CHARLES PAUL DE Madame Pantalon. Volume II. Estimate:$1,500-$2,500
• Japanese kakiemon porcelain dish
  Japanese kakiemon porcelain dish 19th century; 10 1/2 in. Diam. Estimate $ 100-200 One edge broken and professionally restored two glaze flaws.
• A Set of Three Arita Kakiemon-Style
  A Set of Three Arita Kakiemon-Style Blue and White 'Kenzan and Jittoku' Dishes, Edo Period, 18th Century Underglaze cobalt-painted to the centre with the eccentric Buddhist monks Kenzan (Hanshan) and Jittoku (Shide) within a moulded border, the lobed rim finished with café-au-lait glaze diameter 8.7 in — 22 cm
• JAPANESE BRONZE CENSER Japanese
  JAPANESE BRONZE CENSER Japanese bronze censer. In the form of a scholar riding a koi fish, 15" wide.
• KUNO BRINKS (DUTCH, 1908-1992),
  KUNO BRINKS (DUTCH, 1908-1992), LIGGEND NAAKT (RECLINING NUDE) Engraving on laid paper, 1935, pencil signed and marked "eigen druk (own printing)," matted and framed.
• Eight pieces Karen Karnes pottery
  Eight pieces Karen Karnes pottery (New York, born 1925): lidded casserole, base marked "KK", 6-1/2 x 8-1/2 in., with seven matching bowls, unmarked, each 2-3/4 x 5-1/4 in., all with bands of speckled brown glaze on white ground. Casserole lid with repaired cracks, otherwise excellent condition. Purchased in the early 1950s as wedding gift from Allanstand Craft Shop, Asheville, North Carolina.
• SINJE DILLENKOFER, (3) CIBACHROME
  SINJE DILLENKOFER, (3) CIBACHROME PRINTS, 1988 Sinje Dillenkofer (German, b. 1959), (3) prints from the "Living in a Box" series, incl. "Kalorischer Tresor", "Kucken Koketterie", and "Vom Fruhlingsanfang und anderen Hasenpfoten", each purportedly from an edition of 10, with a mirrored mat, framed under glass, 11"squ (sight), 14.5"squ (frames)
• Dutch School genre painting,
  Dutch School genre painting, figures outside a tavern, bears signature lower left "W. KOEKKOCK", oil on canvas, late 19th/early 20th century, 30-1/8 x 25-1/8 in.; 20th century gilt wood and composition frame. Canvas lined with wax, restretched on old stretcher, craquelure, signature added, two periods of retouch, upper left corner, left edge, bottom edge, right side, affecting 10 percent of surface; frame with abrasions. Private Collection, Charlotte, North Carolina
• Gabriele Koch (born 1948),
  Gabriele Koch (born 1948), earthenware vessel, burnished and smoke fired orange and black mottled surface, incised signature, 34cm high
• TWO JAPANESE PRINTS: KOITwo
  TWO JAPANESE PRINTS: KOITwo Japanese prints, Koi. [Art: 26 x 10 inches; Frame: 38 1/2 x 16 inches].
• FRENCH OR ENGLISH TOLE PEINTE
  FRENCH OR ENGLISH TOLE PEINTE KETTLE-ON-STANDFrench or English Tole Peinte Kettle-on-Stand , early 19th c., red with gilt leaves, pierce-work body, paw feet and original insert to contain hot coals, overall h. 15 in., w. 11 3/4 in
• Japanese Kinkozan miniature
  Japanese Kinkozan miniature lidded twin handled censer, decorated with nobles, signed to base, approx 10.5cm H
• CHELSEA 'KAKIEMON' OCTAGONAL SOUP
  CHELSEA 'KAKIEMON' OCTAGONAL SOUP PLATE, 18TH C. c. 1750, England, polychrome enameled porcelain, the bowl decorated with two pheasants amidst plum and bamboo stalks, faint red anchor mark to underside, 9.5"dia
• JAPANESE POLYCHROME OKIMONO OF AN
  JAPANESE POLYCHROME OKIMONO OF AN OKINA DANCERMeiji Period. Signed Kosen. The masked male performer with one arm raised holding a displayed fan. Height 6.5 in. (Cond: good) cf. Okina is a Shinto dance, performed by a single male dancer, wearing the distinctive old man (okina) mask, performed prior to Noh plays, as an auspicious ritual of purification.
• A Japanese Sumida Ware Figural Bowl
  A Japanese Sumida Ware Figural Bowl early 20th c. purple blue and green flambé glaze surmounted by eight figures in various attitudes impressed "Koko" mark height 6 3/4 in. width 14 3/4 in. depth 11 1/4 in. Note: restoration.
• RAINER KOENIG "THE COOK" (1979
  RAINER KOENIG "THE COOK" (1979 ACRYLIC)Rainer Koenig (German-American, 20th c.) The Cook , 1979 Acrylic on hardboard 10" x 8" Signed with the artist's monogram to the top left corner. Presented in a gilt frame that measures 15 1/4" x 13". Provenance : Acquired from Henry Ruth Fine Arts (Kansas City). Condition Very good condition.
• Unusual Kinkozan satsuma vase,
  Unusual Kinkozan satsuma vase, cloisonné on earthenware, open shaped cartouches with gilt, polychrome streamside flowering plants, birds, rocks, rim interior with grape vine, cloisonné on body with scrolling lotus, rondels of cranes, fish, dragons on a turquoise ground, base with iron red eight-character mark for Kinkozan, late 19th century, 11-3/4 in. 3/8 in. T-shaped rim crack, minor accretion at rim. The Estate of the Late Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman
• WILLEM DE KOONING
  WILLEM DE KOONING (NY/NETHERLANDS, 1904-1997) Untitled, oil on vellum, pencil signed lower left, circa 1970, matted to edge, in 22K gold frame, OS: 25" x 23", SS: 15 3/4" x 13 3/4". Fine condition, tipped in by hinges at top.