Japanese Bottles

While bottle making in Japan is an ancient art, the collectible bottles now produced are mainly for export. Even though these bottles are available in higher numbers in the American marketplace, prices have remained reasonable.

Daughter 1970$15-20

Faithful Retainer 1970 $25-35

“Kiku” Geisha, Blue 13-1/4", 1970 $20-30

Maiden 1970 $20-25

Noh Mask 1961 $50-60

Okame Mask 1961 $50-60

Playboy 1970 $20-25

Princess 1970$50-55

Sake God, Colorful Robe, Porcelain 10", 1969 $20-30

Sake God, White, Bone China 10”, 1969 $15-20

“Yuri” Geisha, Pink, Red Sash 13-1/4", 1969 $35-45

HOUSE OF KOSHU

Angel, With Book 7 Oz. $5-10

Child, Sitting On A Barrel 17 Oz.$5-10

Beethoven Bust 7 Oz. $5-10

Centurian Bust 7 Oz. $5-10

Children 7 Oz. $7-10

Declaration Of Independence $4-6

Geisha, Blue 1969 $40-45

Geisha, Cherry Blossom 1969 $30-35

Geisha, Lily 1969 $25-35

Geisha, Violet 1969 $30-40

Geisha, Wisteria 1969 $30-40

Geisha, Lavender With Fan 1969 $45-50

Geisha, Reclining 1969 $60-70

Geisha, Sitting 1969 $45-50

Lantern – Doro 1961 $55-65

Lionman, Red 1967 $25-35

Lionman, White 1969 $35-40

House of Koshu, “Boy," 1969, $20-25.

Pagoda, Green 1969 $25-30

Pagoda, White 1961 $20-25

Pagoda, Gold 1970 $15-20

Sailor With A Pipe 1969 $6-10

KAMOTSURU BOTTLES

Daokoru, God Of Wealth 1965 $15-20

Ebisu, God Of Fishermen 1965 $15-20

Fukurokujin – God Of Wisdom 1965 $15-20

Goddess Of Art 1965 $15-20

Golden House 1969 $15-20

Hotei, God Of Wealth 1965$15-20

Jurojin – God Of Longevity 1965$15-20

Sedan Chair 1966$15-20

Treasure Tower 1966 $20-25