Meiji period cloisonne vase, Japan.
Japanese yunomi
Quality seems rather nice.
This is a Korean box.
Well it's an ocean rod for sure, pretty rough shape, not something I would covet but maybe some other fisherman might, IDK.
Chinese, hard to know date.
That is called an armchair.
I kinda like cock-beaded drawers myself! :bag:
Nice bunch of rugs! (my faves are 7 and 8) As said above, almost all are Persian, IMO primarily Kerman and Mashad "city" rugs.
Value is not significant so probably real.
All the ones I've seen are polished, sometimes made from copper too. Cash symbol designs are common, just like this one. Early "to-go" thingy.
Chinese lunch box thing
It is a very reduced and rather sloppy version of a samurai warrior usually shown on these wares. No offence intended btw, but these wares are the...
@John Brassey The fine lines are incised then? Couldn't see how it could be made otherwise - they looked level with the surface to me, that's what...
Japanese 1900-1920
Are they cloisonne enamel? They sure look like it!
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Absolutely Eckert
Cool stamp! Definitely Chinese of course, not seen that mark before ...maybe made for export to Russia? (WAG)
I don't know about the killims, the Karabagh pile rugs are extremely velvety and finely woven so do have some value. I suppose yours does too, it...
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