This link might be of interest for you. Your bowls are hand decorated and have a 4 character Kangxi mark on bottom....
https://www.livemaster.com/item/27411159-cufflinks-tie-clips-rare-clip-tie-toshikane-japan-mask
They seem to be Japanese theatre masks, search for Toshikane porcelain, they made (and make? -i do not know) porcelain plaques for various...
This is typical 18th c Chinese export porcelain, in my opinion this dish is rather Qianlong (1736-95) than Kangxi. It is totally normal for export...
Search for Fürstenberg porcelain marks...
It reads "Kamakura Daibutsu" and is a souvenir from there.
As to the inscriptions, one is the signature of Hiroshige and in the other appears the number 13, so it seems to tefer to the 13th station of the...
I found this on the meaning of these masks worn as backpacks: https://glam.uoregon.edu/yokaisenjafuda/page/tengu
It is after a woodblock by Hiroshige. Look at the Number 13 in the link. The long nosed face is indeed a Tengu mask, I am not sure what the...
Beautiful dish! Someone suggested Central Asia for my bowl, that is a promising idea, too, IMO...
Thank you Figtree3, it was just luck, I have this one in terracotta somewhere...
Thank you gerspee! I do not think mine is that old, maybe 19th c...
Thank you Any Jewelry, I was thinking maybe Turkey or Ottoman Balkans, but I am still searching for similar pieces...
Hi again, I have this tinned copper bowl, height is 22 cm. Where do you think it comes from, and how old is it? It seems to be from an Islamic...
As kentworld said, it is Japanese and likely late 19th c. On smaller dishes the stilt marks had disappeared already then but on big ones they...
Yes, I think it is bronze.
The diameter is 39 cm and the hanger looks indeed as if it has been added later. So it could have been on top of a small table. I am not sure if...
An Jewelry, I have to check that again in the evening. On the picture it seems obvious that it is tinned, but when you hold it you do not see much...
Thank you Any Jewelry! Yes, by now I think it is Persian, too. What do you think how old it is? My guess is maybe early 20th c?
Thank you komokwa, it could be for a small table, the hanger looks as if it was added later. I will measure it later for exact size, my guess is...
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