A few examples of appraisal values for
KUTANI CRANE

• KUTANI PORCELAIN CRANE DECORATED
  KUTANI PORCELAIN CRANE DECORATED BOTTLE FORM VASE, H: 11-1/2 INCHESKutani Porcelain Crane Decorated Bottle Form Vase, H: 11-1/2 inches
• A Japanese Mixed Metal Model of
  A Japanese Mixed Metal Model of Cranes depicting the two birds in a standing pose atop a naturalistic boulder gazing down at a magic tortoise. Width 15 inches.
• ''The Japanese Crane'' by Carl
  ''The Japanese Crane'' by Carl Reguttiissued in 1985 by the Franklin Mint ceramic with bronze cattails mounted to an ebonized base.16.5 in.No apparent condition concerns.
• JAPANESE KUTANI CERAMIC CRANE
  JAPANESE KUTANI CERAMIC CRANE DECORATED BOWL (REPAIRED) AND A CHINESE HARDWOOD MARBLE INSET MINIATURE TABOURETTEJapanese Kutani Ceramic Crane Decorated Bowl (Repaired) and a Chinese Hardwood Marble Inset Miniature Tabourette,,
• KUTANI FOOT BOWL, SIGNED KYURYUDO
  KUTANI FOOT BOWL, SIGNED KYURYUDO SEIKUTANI FOOT BOWL, SIGNED KYURYUDO SEI, decorated on the exterior with patterned roundels, the interior with cranes in flight over cresting waves enclosed within a wide band of an extensive landscape, gilt highlights, dia: 4.75 in; a Satsuma-style tall ovoid vase decorated with a continuous scene of cranes amidst trees and flowers, h: 12.25 in.; a lozenge-form dish with flowering chrysanthemum and brown rim, w: 7 in.; and a Sumidagawa mug, with a Rakan and begging bowl, signed Ryosai on oval tablet, h: 4.25 in. (4)
• PR FINE JAPANESE COBALT BLUE KUTANI
  PR FINE JAPANESE COBALT BLUE KUTANI CRANE VASES Japan,19th-20th CenturyBaluster form with corsetted neck and cobalt blue ground decorated with opposing white enamel cranes and gilt bamboo embellishments.
• KOSON OHARA (JAPAN, 1877-1945)
  KOSON OHARA (JAPAN, 1877-1945) Two Cranes in Lake, oban, signed and with seal, collector's stamp lower right corner, in silver bullnose frame, matted and glazed, OS: 20" x 14", SS: 14" x 9 1/4". Good condition.
• A Japanese Satsuma Cranes Vase
  A Japanese Satsuma Cranes Vase Taisho The vase stands apprx. 6-1/2"H hand decorated with the image of two cranes in flight Mt. Fuji in the distance. Comes with the original wood packing box Tomobako signed on the underside with Masatoro Keida's kakihan who won noteriety in the 1904 St. Louis Exposition.
• AFTER YOSAI KIKUCHI (JAPAN,
  AFTER YOSAI KIKUCHI (JAPAN, 1788-1878), STANDING CRANE., DRYPOINT, SHEET SIZE 5.5" X 4.75". FRAMED 17.5" X 21".AFTER YOSAI KIKUCHI, Japan, 1788-1878, Standing crane. Dimensions: Drypoint, sheet size 5.5" x 4.75". Framed 17.5" x 21".
• KUTANI VASE. Japan late
  KUTANI VASE. Japan late 19th-early 20th century porcelain. Predominately red and gilt ground with two white reserves one decorated with scholars the other with birds. Red and underglaze blue marks on the bottom 11 1/8''h.
• KIMONO Japanese silk kimono with
  KIMONO Japanese silk kimono with crane design, orange ground with white and gold.
• AFTER OGOTA KORIN (JAPAN,
  AFTER OGOTA KORIN (JAPAN, 1658-1716), CRANES., WOODBLOCK PRINT, 9.5" X 14" SIGHT. FRAMED.AFTER OGOTA KORIN, Japan, 1658-1716, Cranes. Signed and seal marked upper right. Dimensions: Woodblock print, 9.5" x 14" sight. Framed.
• A bronze standing crane, 79cm high
  A bronze standing crane, 79cm high
• CAST METAL JAPANESE-STYLE CRANE
  CAST METAL JAPANESE-STYLE CRANE 20TH CENTURY HEIGHT 37.5”.CAST METAL JAPANESE-STYLE CRANE, 20th Century, Standing with a fish in its mouth. Dimensions: Height 37.5".
• A JAPANESE BRONZE CRANE SCULPTURE
  A JAPANESE BRONZE CRANE SCULPTURE WITH ORB BY MARUKI COMPANY Meiji period (1868-1912), cast trio of cranes elegantly arranged with their necks curved and faces looking upwards, large glass orb rests atop the sculpture, four character seal "Maruki sei" to lower torso of one crane, feet of the cranes fit into a period carved wooden stand.
• VINTAGE JAPANESE CEREMONIAL CRANE
  VINTAGE JAPANESE CEREMONIAL CRANE KIMONO Vintage Japanese ceremonial kimono, having embroidered metallic gold, white, and silver cranes (which symbolize a long, happy marriage), on an iridescent orange ground with painted auspicious flowers including prunus, peony, and lotus, having long sleeves, the whole lined in cream. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Veronica Holmes, Atlanta, Georgia. Approximate dimensions: l. 75. 5", shoulder w. 52", sleeves l. 40", chest w. 29".
• Aesthetic Movement Japanese
  Aesthetic Movement Japanese Bronze Crane Censor Japanese Meiji Period (1868-1912) of bronze and depicting crane with opening finely cast; ht. 9 in. (22.9 cm) Condition: Special Auction Notes: U.S bidders may pay with cash personal check money order bank check or wire transfer. Bidders outside the U. S. will be required to pay by wire transfer. No credit cards accepted. Bidders unknown to Cowan??Ts may be asked to provide additional personal identity or banking information.Please register early to allow sufficient time for bidder approval.
• Three Japanese Kutani plates
  Three Japanese Kutani plates 19th/20th C. two decorated with floral motifs the third decorated with cranes and clouds each marked in iron red on base smallest 8 1/4'' dia. largest 9 1/4'' dia.
• LARGE JAPANESE KUTANI VASE, LATE
  LARGE JAPANESE KUTANI VASE, LATE MEIJI PERIODLARGE JAPANESE KUTANI VASE, LATE MEIJI PERIOD, the high shouldered baluster decorated with cranes in flight over water in oval cartouches reserved against a brightly patterned ground with continuous flowering chrysanthemum, the shoulders with shaped landscape cartouches - h:15in.
• JAPANESE KUTANI BOWL Japanese
  JAPANESE KUTANI BOWL Japanese kutani bowl, the exterior covered in an overall coral red ground with a gilt-painted decorative band, the interior well featuring a pair of magpies perching on prunus branches, 6.875"dia. Provenance: San Francisco collection, formed over the past five decades.
• EDO PERIOD EMBROIDERED GOLD CRANE
  EDO PERIOD EMBROIDERED GOLD CRANE UCHIKAKE KIMONO Japan,Circa 1840Hand woven pale gray silk kimono with rich hand embroidery of gold thread cranes, gold couching, and pale pink cherry blossoms. 49" wingspan x 23" body x 63" length
• PAIR JAPANESE BRONZE FIGURES OF
  PAIR JAPANESE BRONZE FIGURES OF CRANES. - Larger:51 3/4 in. high.
• EDO PERIOD EMBROIDERED CRANES
  EDO PERIOD EMBROIDERED CRANES UCHIKAKE KIMONO Japan,Circa 1840Hand woven red silk crepe kimono with beautifully rendered hand embroidered cranes and foliage, gold thread accents, and gold couching. 49 1/4" wingspan x 24" body x 62" length
• EDO PERIOD EMBROIDERED CRANES
  EDO PERIOD EMBROIDERED CRANES UCHIKAKE KIMONO Japan,Circa 1840Hand woven red silk crepe kimono with beautifully rendered hand embroidered cranes and foliage, gold thread accents, and gold couching. 49 1/4" wingspan x 24" body x 62" length
• A Japanese Woodblock Print Kaoru
  A Japanese Woodblock Print Kaoru Kawano (1916-1965) depicting a figure with four cranes having one red seal mark. Height of image 14 3/8 x width 9 3/8 inches.
• TWO JAPANESE BRONZE 'CRANE' KORO
  TWO JAPANESE BRONZE 'CRANE' KORO 20TH CENTURY ???? ??????????each cast as a figural group of two cranes, arched back and wings of the larger crane with three perforations as cover, the body hollowed out as vessel(2)Heights: 29.3cm and 30cmProvenance: Sir Maurice William Ernest de Bunsen (1852-1932), and then by descent.Sir Maurice William Ernest de Bunsen was British Diplomat Sir Maurice William Ernest De Bunsen who held many important international diplomatic positions in the very early 20th century, notably, Ambassador to Spain between 1906 and 1913 and then Austria between 1913 and 1914.
• Attractive Japanese Edo Kutani
  Attractive Japanese Edo Kutani Porcelain Fruit Bowl, third quarter 19th century, of shallow form in "Cranes on the Shore" decor, dia. 10".
• PAIR OF JAPANESE KUTANI PORCELAIN
  PAIR OF JAPANESE KUTANI PORCELAIN VASESPair of Japanese Kutani Porcelain Vases , early 20th c., decorated with figural, crane and floral cartouches, bases with Kutani marks, h. 13 1/4 in
• Garden Sculpture of a Craneartist
  Garden Sculpture of a Craneartist assembled from sheet metal.34 in.Attractive and desirable rusted surface.
• A LARGE CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE PRINT
  A LARGE CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE PRINT OF A CRANE A crane walking through a stream as rain drops fall down, framed with linen mat.
• TSUKIOKA YOSHITOSHI (JAPANESE,
  TSUKIOKA YOSHITOSHI (JAPANESE, 1839-1892), UDAISHO MINAMOTO NO YORITOMO AND THE CRANES Circa 1879, woodblock print from the series "Mirror of Famous Generals of Japan," published by Kumagaya Shoshichi, professionally framed under glass, not examined outside of the frame.
• JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE
  JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE DEPICTING CRANES. Signed H: 1'' W: 2'' D: 1.5'' Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is
• A JAPANESE BRONZE GROUP OF CRANES
  A JAPANESE BRONZE GROUP OF CRANES Early 20th century, three well cast cranes standing upon a lotus leaf, each crane has textured feathers upon a plate that can be removed the interior for burning incense, signed to front of lotus leaf with two Japanese kanji characters.
• 2 JAPANESE CRANE KIMONOS: 2 red
  2 JAPANESE CRANE KIMONOS: 2 red silk ground Kimonos having flying cranes. One having Silver & Gold wrapped silk. Approx. 70'' h CONDITION: Minimal soiling consistent with age and use.
• JAPANESE SATSUMA CRANE VASE:
  JAPANESE SATSUMA CRANE VASE: Cloisonne appearance enamel top with raised crane decorated body. Signed in characters on base with impressed mark. 7 1/4'' h. x 3 3/4'' diam.CONDITION: Note rubs to gold decoration crazing.
• VINTAGE JAPANESE CEREMONIAL
  VINTAGE JAPANESE CEREMONIAL KIMONO W/ CRANES Vintage Japanese ceremonial red silk kimono, having embroidered metallic white cranes (which symbolize a long, happy marriage), on a mostly red ground with painted bands of waves, ribbons, and auspicious clouds, having long sleeves, the whole lined in cream. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Greg & Michael Boulton, Atlanta, Georgia. Approx. l. 77.5"; sleeves l. 42.25".