Antique Japanese Teapots

A very nice 19 century Japanese teapot cast-iron nicely details makers mark and in good condition a bit of rust on the bottom but doesn’t affect

A very nice 19 century Japanese teapot cast-iron nicely details makers mark and in good condition a bit of rust on the bottom but doesn’t affect

Pot is 15cms Dia and together with base is 23cms including the handle whan upright.

Moriage is a special type of raised decoration used on Japanese pottery, pieces of clay were hand shaped and applied to the item; the clay was squeezed from a tube much like icing a cake through a piping bag.

Beautifully hand painted white peony flowers, ornate gilded decoration around the bowl, lid and extremities. When it was received there was no spoon however I have included a silver plated one which is stamped.

The benefits of using cast iron for brewing tea has been long recognised in Asia. Cast iron allows for an even distribution and retention of heat. As such, the popularity of cast iron for brewing the perfect cup of tea is no surprise.

A very nice 19 century Japanese large sake cast-iron pot nicely details and in good condition a bit of rust on the bottom but doesn’t affect

ANTIQUE JAPANESE KUTANI GEISHA CHOCOLATE / COFFEE POT SIGN UNDERNEATH C.1900 Gorgeous antique Japanese Coffee Pot with Geisha in a Japanese garden with Cherry blossom trees This gorgeous coffee pot is decorated with red enamel paint and a touch of gold design. In very good condition for its age, no chips or cracks Size: Height 17cm(7") Width 9cm ( 3 1/2") diameter Base A LOVELY COFFEE POT YOU CAN ADD TO ANY COLLECTION.

An elegant small Tetsubin with the classic hobnail pattern in excellent order.

Rare antique Moriage satsuma dragon gold god Japan set 21 Pieces Of 6 tea cups, 6 saucers, 6 cake, plates sugar bowl, dragon teapot and large dragon teapot VINTAGE JAPANESE PORCELAIN 'MORIAGE' DRAGON WARE TEA SET VERY RARE COLLECTIBLE This set has been in our family from 1930's and is estimated to be produced in Japan by a porcelain handmaking Good condition

Japanese anagama kilns also have flourished through the ages, and their influence weighs with that of the potters. Since the 4th century, Japanese pottery and porcelain was often influenced by the Chinese and Korean.

A very rare signed antique cast iron signed teapot featuring wild horses molded around the lower half. This is a very rare and fabulous unusual shape.

This antique teapot features an unusual spout with a hand forged brass handle and lid.

A finely cast example of this traditional japanese cast iron art.