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Plate
Japanese
mid 17th century
92.47.1
Plate
Japanese
mid 17th century
92.47.2
Vase with flower and bird decor
Japanese
late 19th century
68.10
Stem-bowl
Japanese
200 B.C. - ca. 250 A.D.
58.95
Bottle-shaped vase (heishi)
Japanese
14th century
84.11
Ko-Kutani bottle vase
Japanese
ca. 1680
69.19
Sueki vase in shape of leather bag
Japanese
ca. 6th century
69.73
Sue ware medicine jar
Japanese
710-794
65.128.2
Shallow bowl with scalloped rim
Japanese
late 19th century
91.107
Plate
Japanese
early 19th century
91.108
Tea bowl
Japanese
early 20th century
91.111
Green jar with cover
Japanese
9th century
85.28
Bowl with floral blossoms
Japanese
first half 18th century
65.16
Bottle vase
Japanese
ca. 9th century
65.19
Storage Jar
Japanese
14th century
84.147
Sue Ware vase
Japanese
7th-8th century
84.148
Rice cracker storage jar (sembei tsubo)
Japanese
16th century
91.242
Three storied hexagonal box with cover
Japanese
17th-18th century
35.44
Japanese
18th-19th century
35.46
Satsuma vase
Japanese
late 17th-early 18th century
35.27
Imari bowl; Sailing vessels and Dutchmen
Japanese
Mid 19th century
60.43
Nabeshima octagonal dish
Japanese
ca. 1850
60.31
Japanese
19th century
35.35
Tea storage jar
Japanese
15th century
75.60
Japanese
18th century
35.38
Japanese
ca. 1900
67.123
Japanese
ca. 1700
83.219
Japanese
3rd century B.C. - 3rd century
83.215
Japanese
19th century
35.54
Sake bottle
Japanese
19th century
59.110
Plate
Japanese
late 19th century
63.140
Dish, cockscomb decoration
Japanese
early 18th century
56.126
Square plate
Japanese
late 17th century
56.128
Serving dish
Japanese
late 16th - early 17th century
56.129
Sue ware vase with figures and cups
Japanese
mid 6th century
56.119
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