A COLLECTION OF JAPANESE PORCELAIN PIECES

A COLLECTION OF JAPANESE PORCELAIN PIECES
MEIJI AND LATER, 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY

Comprising: two miniature vases with marks for Inoue Ryosai I or II, the first with a running boar and rabbits on a pink ground, the other with a purple-blue flambé glaze; two small vases signed Seifū for the Seifū Yohei lineage, one with an orange-green glaze and the other with shishi and peony in underglaze blue; a teapot and cover with flowers, an impressed seal mark to the base, possibly a tensho kotobuki mark; a small celadon box and cover with reishi fungi, with a zuishō (auspicious omen) mark; and a leaf-shaped dish with flowers and fish, inscribed with a patent mark and impressed, possibly by the workshop of Takeuchi Chubei; 10cm max. (9)