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Japanese Koransha porcelain plate in imari style. Underglaze blue

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Lot JAPANESE KORANSHA PORCELAIN SQUARE BOWL Bird and flower

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Sold Price KORANSHA PORCELAIN VASE In inverted pear shape with carp

Fukagawa Koransha - orchid symbol (koransha meaning 'orchid style') used since 1870s (Meiji period) until today See examples on eBay → Fukagawa Seiji mark depicting Mt. Fuji and a river - used since the foundation of the company in 1894 and throughout the 20th century. See examples on eBay →


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Antique Japanese Meiji Period (1868-1912) Koransha / Fukagawa Imari Porcelain Plate Or Dish With French Royal Arms Armorial / Heraldry (13) $317.51 2 Fukagawa Hand Painted Orchid Sake or Tea Cups Bowls Yunomi MINT - Signed Koransha Mark Eggshell Porcelain Japan


Lot JAPANESE KORANSHA PORCELAIN VASE In gray and brown with dragon

KORANSHA Search our price guide for your own treasures JAPANESE FUKUGAWA PORCELAIN FISH BOWLJapanese JAPANESE FUKUGAWA PORCELAIN FISH BOWLJapanese Fukugawa Porcelain Fish Bowl, exterior with bird-and-flower panels on an "Imari" ground, interior with flying cranes, base with Koransha mark, h. 9 1/8 in., dia. 15 1/4 in


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Values for A JAPANESE KORANSHA PORCELAIN VASE 20th century, porcelain hand painted with a pair of cranes by brilliant blue pine with highlights of gilt, gilt rim, to appraise similar items instantly without sending photos or descriptions.. Arita Porcelain Vase, decorated in Imari palette with Autumn foliage, base with Koransha orchid mark, h.


Koransha porcelain vase Japan late 19th century Catawiki

Extraordinary rare Japanese Meiji Period pair of gilded and hand painted porcelain vases in vivid green, red, blue and pink on a stunningly shaped fine porcelain body. The mark depicts the Koransha orchid in red and is signed "Fukugawa Sei" indicating that it was produced in the well beloved and respected kiln of the Koransha company.


Japanese Koransha Porcelain Vases of Gold Hanashobu on Royal

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Japanese Meiji Fukagawa Koransha Imari Blue Porcelain Vase, circa 1880

The Koransha pottery was first founded in 1689 by Matashiro Fukagawa. It was then called Eizaemon Fukagawa and was one of the very first potteries to begin porcelain production in Arita. From its very beginning the company focused on making products for overseas export. Today, Koransha is continuing this tradition with its involvment in the.


Japanese Koransha Porcelain Vase, Early 20th Century Ceramics

16 watching 19thC, Koransha marked, 12" inch JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IMARI SCALLOPED Charger $75.00 $15.00 shipping LARGE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE TRAY DECORATED BAMBOO & BIRDS koransha $295.00 $42.85 shipping Antique Japanese Arita Imari Porcelain Fukagawa KORANSHA Dish Plate 19 C Japan C $29.99 $12.00 shipping or Best Offer


Antique Japanese Late Meiji Fukugawa Koransha Porcelain Imari Etsy in

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Japanese Koransha Meiji Blue Gold Porcelain Vase Circa 1880 Porcelain

In 1894 his 2nd son Chuji Fukagawa started the Fukagawa Seiji Company (1894 to 1935) with the mount Fuji and stream mark. Fukagawa Seiji company produced exquisite porcelain pieces for export to Europe and America that were highly regarded, cherished and celebrated. The Fukagawa-sei or made-by-Fukagawa mark appears at the bottom of the vase.


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green, red, blue and pink on a stunningly shaped fine porcelain body. The mark depicts the Koransha. Category Antique 1870s Japanese Meiji Vases. Materials. Gold. View Full Details. Pair of Japanese Meiji Period Fukagawa Koransha Porcelain Vases, circa 1875. H 9.5 in Dm 7.5 in.


imari porcelain vase Koransha mark Japan ca. 190020 Catawiki

The mark on the reverse side depicts the Koransha orchid in blue indicating that it was produced in the kiln of the Koransha company. It also has "Fukagawa Sei" (made by Fukagawa) mark. Koransha company in Arita was founded by Fukagawa Eizaemon, a renowned porcelain master artist whose work with "Fukagawa Sei" mark are ranked very high.


KORANSHA Imari Kinrade Vase 8.5''H Red Orchid Mark 工芸品

A large Japanese Koransha porcelain vase, Meiji period, of baluster form decorated in enamels with cranes and young pine trees, with brocade design borders, iron red Koransha mark to base, height 40.5 cm, diameter 20 cm, Sold by in for You can display prices in $Au, $US, $NZ or Stg. Koransha Meiji Vase with Mount Fuji Scene


Lot JAPANESE KORANSHA PORCELAIN VASE In gray and brown with dragon

The style of the mark and shape of the vase is consistent with vases I have seen dated to the 1930s. One of the Japanese pottery mark sites that I frequent also dates it to that period. It is a nice example of the 3-D effect both Koransha and sister company Fukagawa attain in their decoration.