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Japanese Ceramics Collection

Baraset House Fine Arts specializes in early Japanese porcelain from the seventeeth-century kilns of Arita. These museum quality pieces include fine examples of Shoki-Imari, Ko-Kutani, Ai-Kutani, Kakiemon, Ai-Kakiemon, Ko-Imari and Arita Export pieces based upon European forms.

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Ai-Kakiemon Scheveningen lotus bowl c1690

Japanese Export European form ecuelle c1660-80

Ai-Kakiemon cranes dish Nangawara kiln c1660

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Export wine ewer, Chokichidani kiln, c1665

Arita Kakiemon shallow bowl, flowering Hydrangea, c1690-1710

Arita export ecuelle (broth bowl) & cover, c1680

Ai-Kakiemon cranes dish, Nangawara kiln, kiln, c1660

Export beer jug, Scholars in the Wilderness, c1665

Arita ko-Kutani bowl with ho-o birds, c1655

Arita Ai-Kakiemon dish, Johanneum mark, collection of Augustus the Strong, c1690

Arita crane & tortoise (minogame) dish, c1690

Arita Ai-Kutani pie-crust dish with flowering Peony, Chokichidani kiln, c1655

Arita Kakiemon nigoshide bowl, frolicking Shi-shi & Peony, c1690

Arita ko-Kutani early enamelled Geese & Reeds dish, c1650

European Ceramics Collection

Baraset House Fine Arts is pleased to offer a fine collection of early European porcelain with a specialty in eighteenth century Meissen figural groups. Please enjoy browsing through our selection of curated pieces by Johann Joachim Kaendler, Friedrich Elias Meyer as well as interesting examples of Meissen porcelain in the Japanese Kakiemon style.

We offer a selection of rare and unusual eighteenth century English and French porcelains.

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