The shape is that of a lotus leaf.
These rectangular ones with whole figures I use to see in Greece, and they are sold to tourists in antique shops......
The item may also be a a small votive candle.
This kind of small, usually silver plaques are called "Tama" in Greek and are attached by people to religious icons in church when a prayer or...
The one on the left is "Fu", luck, and the one in the center "Shou", longevity.
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It is Korean celadon and from your pictures it might be an old piece from the Goryeo period, 12th/13th c. But have in mind that I am not too...
I cannot help with the mark, the second character appears to be "光". The overall appearance of this jar makes me think that it might be Korean....
In my opinion it is Chinese, not Japanese, the ornaments point in that direction...
Hi, it is indeed Kutani, early 20th c. The mark reads "Wataya sei" (綿谷製), made by Wataya.
Hi, the lidded jar is Onta-yaki. Most of the rest seem to be by one and the same potter, except the crackle glaze vase and maybe the piece above...
I cannot help with value, but I would agree that it is Korean. Some items on it are definitely Korean, and the Chinese writing was and is used in...
It says "Made in Ming Dynasty", but it is 20th c cloisonne.
Japanese cloisonne around 1900 IMO.
Not glass but Japanese pottery, made in Kyoto by Kinkozan. I guess it dates to the early 20th c.
They are Chinese, the colour is called "coral red". A Republic period (1912-1949) date seems right to me. The mark you found is close, but not...
This seems to be Kyoto ware, the impressed mark is of the maker of the blank, but I cannot help reading it. The signature in the square reads...
I only found one other work by him. He is known because he was active in the communist resistance against German occupation during WWII....
Any Jewelry, the second δ is not a δ, but "ου", with the υ written above the ο.
It is indeed not Satsuma as it is porcelain. Part of the mark reads "Great Japan, Kyoto" but I cannot read the name of the maker. Date should be...
Separate names with a comma.
