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AN IMARI MODEL OF A BIJIN (BEAUTY)
Edo Period, early 18th century
Standing, smiling and lifting the loosely
fitting kimono with the right hand, the robes
decorated with cherry blossom, wisteria and
rabbits.
43.5cm (17.1/8in) high.
£800 - 1,200
HK$8,300 - 12,000
CNY7,100 - 11,000

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312
TWO BLUE AND WHITE VESSELS AND
COVERS
By Makuzu Kozan, Meiji Period
The first set on three feet, in the form of a
lotus flowerhead, decorated with panels of
dragons, the neck and cover with auspicious
emblems and the Three Friends of Winter;
the second with a central inscribed roundel,
on a ground of a continuous river landscape
scene, both signed. The largest 27cm
(10.5/8in) high. (2).

£1,000 - 1,500
312 HK$10,000 - 16,000
CNY8,800 - 13,000

313
A SMALL SATSUMA VASE
By Hozan, Meiji Period
Painted with the Seven Gods of Fortune,
within dense flowerhead borders, signed
Dai Nihon Satsumayakki Hozan tsukuru; and
a pair of cylindrical jarlets, decorated with
quail on riverbanks amongst wild flowers and
grasses, impressed signatures Kinkozan zo.
11cm (4.1/4in) and 9cm (3.1/2in) high. (3).
£1,000 - 1,500
HK$10,000 - 16,000
CNY8,800 - 13,000
Provenance: The Kinkozan vases, Phillips,
European Ceramics and Glass, 4 December
2001, lot 287
The Hozan vase, Sotheby’s, London,
Japanese Works of Art, 7 June 1990, lot 123 313

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