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Vase with Blossoming Flowers

Maker: Workshop of Gotō (Japanese, active late 19th century)

Sample tiles for vase

Maker: Unknown

Incense Burner with Cherry Blossoms and Pines on Mount Yoshino

Maker: Unknown

Dish

Artist: Unknown

Sado Ware Vase with Long, Thin Neck and Globular Body

Artist: Unknown

Pair of Porcelain Tea Cups

Artist: Unknown

Pair of Porcelain Tea Cups

Artist: Unknown

Raku Waterpot

Maker: Unknown

Takatori Style Sake Bottle in the Form of an Eggplant

Artist: Unknown

Porcelain Vase

Artist: Unknown

Peacocks and Peonies

Artist: Nomura Totsusai (Japanese, 1830–1864)

Two Chinese Priests holding Magic Wand, Coins, and Platter

Artist: Tani Bun'íchi (Japanese, 1787- 1818)

Grasses or reeds

Artist: Unknown

Cherry Blossoms

Artist: Unknown

Chrysanthemum Blossoms

Artist: Unknown

Chrysanthemums on Trellis

Artist: Unknown

Peony and Chrysanthemum Blossoms with Phoenix Medallion

Artist: Unknown

Stencil with Bamboo Design

Artist: Unknown

Stylized Chrysanthemum(?) Blossoms and Vines

Artist: Unknown

Peonies and Blossoms on Woven Design

Artist: Unknown

Blossoms and Grasses in Flowing Water

Artist: Unknown

Pine Branch

Artist: Unknown

Two Courtesans

Artist: Isoda Koryūsai (Japanese, active ca. 1764–88)

Lady and attendant washing clothes

Artist: Isoda Koryūsai (Japanese, active ca. 1764–88)

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