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Tetera Inglesa Plata de Ley s.XVIII-XIX marcada~Mary Troby~Sterling Silver Teapot/Kettle Hallmarked Tetera Inglesa Plata de Ley s.XVIII-XIX marcada~Mary Troby~Sterling Silver Teapot/Kettle Hallmarked Exquisita tetera Georgiana inglesa de plata de ley maciza marcada, de gran tamaño, con su base de cobre bañada en plata y su quemador.  Palaciega y excepcional tetera, ejemplo único de la más alta calidad en Plata Georgiana Inglesa de diseño gallonado y lujosamente ornamentada con sofisticados motivos florales y clásicos por la reconocida orfebre inglesa Mary Troby. Zona de sujeción en madera. Marcas: Tres. En la tetera dos símbolos dentro de un círculo cada uno. Letras MT  (Mary Troby) en rectángulo. Número 1 en tetera. Número 2 en la base. Material: Plata de ley Procedencia: Inglaterra Época: Primera década s. XIX (1804?) Medidas: 39 cms.de alto base incluida. 27 cms. de alto la tetera con asa levantada. 20 cms. de alto la tetera con asa bajada. 29 cms. diámetro la tetera Peso total: 2'5 kg. aprox. Estado: bueno excepto una zona de la base que perdióel baño de plata Se muestran fotografías de Catálogo y en tienda. Para cualquier otra información no dude en contactarnos El envío se realiza por medio de empresa de mensajería a la recepción de un ingreso o transferencia. Este artículo no se envía al extranjero ni Canarias (zonas en donde haya aduanas de paso). ~ ~ ~ ~ Luxury solid sterling George II georgian silver teapot with silver plated stand and lamp. It is marked with three hallmarks. Palatial melon-shaped tea kettle, massive teapot, exceptional, unique and stunning example of the highest quality of Georgian English silver made by the popular british goldsmith Mary Troby. Embellished with sophisticated floral and classic motifs. Wooden handler. Brands: On the teapot two symbols in a circle each. Letters MT (Mary Troby) in rectangle. Number 1 on the teapot. Number 2 on the base. Material: Solid Sterling Silver Country:England Period: First decade s. XIX (1804?) Measurements: 39 cms. High. 29 cms. kettle diameter Total weight: 2'5 kg. approx. Condition: good condition except the stand lost part of the silver Cathalogue and at the store photographs. For any other information do not hesitate to contact us This piece is shipped by a shipping company after receiving the payment. We don't send it abroad or Canary Islands (areas with customs office of transit).

Tetera porcelana Tetera porcelana Pequeña tetera de porcelana japonesa. Sello Taj-Mahal Japan. Mide 7 cm de alto y 6 cm de ancho.

tetera de metal plateado del 1783 hecho por hester bateman con escudo probablemente de la familia black Douglas tetera de forma ovalada con base y borde superior con cuentas,todo alrededor decorada con guirnaldas de hojas grabadas nel centro on monograma. ,en otro lado con escudo probablemente de la familia black Douglas,está en estado aceptable con desgaste del tiempo,con mango. extraible con no influye en la estabilidad de la tetera,pieza para coleccionar o decorar hogar,pesa 700 GR.,mide desde la asa hasta el final de la boca de salida aproximadamente 29 cm,la base mide aproximadamente 15 cm de largo y 12 cm de ancho,mide 18 cm de alto hasta el final de la tapa, viene con hoja del periódico del 1783 London day by day que trata del tema de la tetera GASTOS DE ENVÍO Y EMBALAJE ES HA CARGO DEL COMPRADOR,NO ME HAGO CARGO DE EVENTUALES DAÑOS HO PERDIDAS QUE PUEDE CAUSAR EL SERVICIO DE TRANSPORTE ONDE CORREO

Conjunto Tetera y tazas SATSUMA (Made In Japan) Conjunto Tetera y tazas SATSUMA (Made In Japan) Conjunto de Tetera de la colección dragón con dos  tazas y un plato (De Regalo tapa de azucarero con asa en forma de Dragón). Marca detrás de plato y tazas: MADE IN JAPAN Medidas: 13 cm plato Medidas tazas: 10,5 cm hasta el asa x 4,5 cm alto. Medida tetera:  15 cm x 17 cm. En muy buenas condiciones. Las fotografías forman parte de la descripción. Si realiza la compra, acepta el artículo tal como se describe y se muestra en las fotografías. Antes de comprar, si tiene alguna duda, contacte por medio de preguntas y respuestas. Gracias por su visita!!

VINTAGE MARUSAN KOSUGE TOY STOP-GO FORD PATROL POLICE CAR 1952 -54. It's tin and Made in Japan. It has markings on the bottom that say San Marusan Toys, Japan and Kosuge. It is # No. 3420. It has Police Patrol Car written on it in 3 places with Police on the roof and Police No. 1 on the trunk. We Put Batteries in it and it does NOT work. The car is all tin. Inside both of the police officers are there, inside and looking for suspects!!It measures 10.25" L x 4.25" W x 4.25" H to the top of the light on the roof Not missing any parts in good condition, except for the bit of rust as pictured. This car usually sells for over $1200

LPM 5673 MEDIDOR LÁSER / Japan - Instrumento comprobación/reparación COMPACT DISC y otros ¡Mira! LPM 5673 MEDIDOR LÁSER / Japan - Instrumento comprobación/reparación COMPACT DISC y otros ¡Mira!   LOTE COMPUESTO POR: Aparato / Instrumento para COMPROBACIÓN/REPARACIÓN COMPACT DIC / Reproductores LÁSER y otros Made In Japan / Años 90 MEDIDOR LÁSER  LPM 5673 JAPON   /  Fabricante  KONÍG Electronic   El lote lo comprende la primera de las fotografías, que se desglosa en siguientes para mejor observación y detalle.  Este lote presenta las señales propias y normales de uso y antigüedad,  no son nuevos, SON USADOS. Ruego que antes de compra, mire con detalle las diferentes fotografías, en envitación de malos entendidos. NOTA:   Batería test obedece  según señala su aguja a carga en bateria(Mira fotografías). No se si está completo o le falta algún accesorio, e  ignoro si funciona correctamente, por lo que su venta es/son como objetos de COLECCIÓN o para PIEZAS/RESTAURACIÓN     El lote se vende completo y es indivisible   Gastos de envío a ESPAÑA PENÍNSULA E ISLAS BALEARES 5,50€, PARA ISLAS CANARIAS y otros paises consultar antes/ Shipping cost to Peninsular Spain 5,50€, CANARY ISLAND and others countries ask before.   SE ACEPTA SOLO EL MODO DE CORREO CERTIFICADO COMO SISTEMA DE ENVÍO NO ACEPTO ENVIAR MEDIANTE CORREO ORDINARIO NI ENTREGAS EN MANO   REGLA / MONEDA VISIBLE EN FOTOS NO INCLUIDA, ESTÁ A LOS MEROS EFECTOS DE HACER IDEA DE LAS DIMENSIONES DEL PRODUCTO. FOTOS REALES DEL ARTÍCULO, SE ENCUENTRA TAL Y COMO SE VE EN LAS MISMAS / REAL IMAGES, CONDITION AS SEEN ON PICTURES. I ONLY ACCEPT REGISTERED MAIL AS SHIPPING METHOD, I DO NOT MAKE ORDINARY MAIL SHIPPMENTS.   FORMA DE PAGO A TRAVÉS DE TRANSFERENCIA BANCARIA, PAYPAL DISPONIBLE SÓLO PARA COMPRADORES DESDE FUERA DE ESPAÑA (CONSULTAR). BANK TRANSFER AS PAYMENT METHOD, PAYPAL ONLY FOR BUYERS OUTSIDE SPAIN (ASK FOR IT).   EN EL EVENTUAL CASO DE ERROR / ERRATA EN LA DESCRIPCIÓN DEL ARTÍCULO, ESTE SE COMPONDRÁ ÚNICA Y EXCLUSIVAMENTE DE LOS ELEMENTOS QUE APARECEN EN LAS FOTOGRAFÍAS.  IN CASE OF MISTAKE IN THE DESCRIPTION, THE LOT WILL ONLY INCLUDE THE ELEMENTS SHOWN ON THE PICTURES.   SI NO ESTÁ DE ACUERDO CON LAS CONDICIONES ANTERIORMENTE CITADAS, LE AGRADECERÍA QUE NO COMPRARA. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS ABOVE, PLEASE DO NOT BUY. NO SE ACEPTA HACER ENVÍOS DE MANERA ORDINARIA, NI ENTREGAS EN MANO SI TIENE ALGUNA DUDA, HÁGALA ANTES DE  COMPRAR, LA RESPONDERÉ A LA MAYOR BREVEDAD POSIBLE. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION, MAKE IT BEFORE BUY, I WILL ANSWER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

Japanese storefront, original ink and watercolor painting, 2022. Original artwork on a Japanese theme, horizontal wall art. Height: 9 in Width: 10 in Colorful watercolor painting on high-quality watercolor paper. Signature is on the front of the painting. The painting comes protected with cardboard. I ship it with tracking number. The painting is unframed. Please note: The colors of the painting may differ slightly from what you see on the screen. I recommend to attach a white cardboard passepartout between the painting and the frame. To see more paintings, please visit my shop: www.etsy.com/shop/CaterinaWatercolors

Pareja de platos imperiales ARITA periodo Edo(1603 - 1867)Japon siglo XVII 55 cms de diametro Pareja de platos imperiales ARITA periodo Edo(1603 - 1867)Japon siglo XVII 55 cms de diametro Gran Plato Japones del siglo XVII (periodo EDO) Arita   Gran plato (1 de tres)Japones del siglo XVII en porcelana de Arita realizado en el gusto Chino,este es un dato muy importante y poco frecuente que resalta su rareza,como se ve en su decoracion en el gusto chino con gallinas Es poco frecuente el tamaño similar a la rueda de un coche grande. Mide 55 cms diametro y se encuentra en perfecto estado,se pueden vender por unidades o el lote de 3  Procedencia: Antiguo Embajador de Japon en España,c1940 Colección particular desde 1960. Se considera que la cerámica japonesa surgió en el siglo XIII cuando un artesano llamado Kato Shirozaemon importó las técnicas de China. Instaló su horno en Seto, en la actual Prefectura de Aichi, y produjo por primera vez cerámica de estilo chino en Japón. El término setomono (perteneciente a Seto), uno de los términos que designan la cerámica en general, procede de esta primera producción. Este arte tuvo un importante desarrollo en el siglo XVI debido a la creciente popularidad de la ceremonia del té. Se abrieron muchos talleres por todo el país, pero cabe mencionar de forma especial el establecimiento en Arita, en la Prefectura de Saga, del ceramista coreano Lee Sam Pyong en 1598. La porcelana de Arita se encuentra aún hoy entre las más famosas de Japón. Durante todo el periodo Edo (1603 - 1867), muchos daimyo (señores feudales) invitaban a los alfareros a asentarse en sus tierras para producir cerámica de alta calidad. Así es como se desarrolló un arte particular de forma independiente de la influencia china. Las cerámicas japonesas se describen a menudo como refinadas y sutiles. Son características sus formas irregulares, que demuestran el sentido del naturalismo en la creación del hombre. Hay muchos talleres en Japón, cada uno con sus peculiaridades. Todos los estilos de la cerámica tradicional reflejan el entorno local y la historia. Muchos de los hornos se pueden visitar. He aquí una selección de los más famosos, de norte a sur del país. It is considered that Japanese pottery emerged in the thirteenth century when a craftsman named Kato Shirozaemon techniques imported from China. He installed his furnace in Seto in Aichi Prefecture today, and first produced ceramic Chinese style in Japan. The setomono term (part of Seto), one of the terms for ceramics in general, comes from this first production.  This art was an important development in the sixteenth century due to the growing popularity of the tea ceremony. Many workshops around the country were opened, but note specially the establishment in Arita in Saga Prefecture, Korean potter Lee Pyong Sam in 1598 Arita porcelain is still among the most famous in Japan.  Throughout the Edo (1603 - 1867) period, many daimyo (feudal lords) potters invited to settle on their land to produce high quality ceramic. This is how a particular art independently developed Chinese influence. Japanese ceramics are often described as sophisticated and subtle. Characteristics are their irregular shapes, demonstrating the sense of naturalism in the creation of man.  There are many workshops in Japan, each with its peculiarities. All styles of traditional ceramics reflect the local environment and history. Many of the furnaces can be visited. Here is a selection of the most famous, from north to south. Medidas 55 cms de diametro measures 55 inches in diameter

Kintsugi bowl - Large oval Soda blue bowl with gold detail *** display only**** All our pieces are made in Japan and restored by me in my studio. The piece you see in the photograph is the piece you will receive. ****NOTE**** All pieces are for display only SIZE: Diameter - 15.5cm D x 16.5 cm x 5cm H WHAT’S INCLUDED: Every piece includes an A6 card describing the philosophy of Kintsugi. It will be packed in a black Ali Kintsugi embossed box surrounded by gold tissue paper as per the image in the gallery. Please message me directly if you would like an additional message on the back of your card. WHAT MATERIALS DO YOU USE ? Japanese porcelain and ceramics sourced from an Australian wholesaler. Our supplier works directly with family owned kilns in central Japan where the clay is found. These families have made household items for generations mainly from Central Japan, as this is where the clay is from. The tableware they source is seldom seen outside of this area and is often only used in restaurants and homes in the areas around the makers’ kilns. Due to its handcrafted nature there are variances in the glaze and finish. The picture you see in the gallery, is the actual piece you will receive. I do not mass produce Kintsugi pieces. WHAT IS THE KINTSUGI PROCESS: I currently use the latest in preservation and restoration techniques due to 7 years of traditional restoration experience. Be reassured this piece is built to last and will not deteriorate or change colour over the years. We use a combination of conservation and restoration products. The gold effect is achieved via a combination of pigments and mediums. These will not change colour over time as they contain no copper or irons. WHY DO YOU NOT OFFER A TRADITIONAL METHOD OF KINTSUGI? Traditional Kintsugi uses a lacquer made from a plant in the poison Ivy family. I am allergic to poison Ivy and most modern Kintsugi is made using an Epoxy. In inexperienced hands this will change colour if it is untreated and discolour your piece. I do not use real gold because of the cost. If I did this piece would be $400-$600 more. AFTER CARE: DO NOT USE FOR FOOD DO NOT wash with water Use a DRY CLOTH to dust and clean your piece. CUSTOMER SUPPORT: If you have any problems or questions please feel free to message me and I will accomodate you as best I can. STANDARD DELIVERY: This service has tracking. 7 business days New Zealand 8-10 business days UK 8-10 business days EU 8-10 business days USA 14 business days China All other countries 4 weeks or longer These shipping times are an estimate only. If you need your order sooner than this, please contact us for express or courier pricing. All items are shipped via Australia Post. PLEASE NOTE: International customers, please remember we aren’t responsible for your country’s customs costs. And we can’t mark shipments as gifts. Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken items and highlighting the repairs in gold. Recognising that it is the flaws and “scars” that make you stronger,beautiful and unique. This is used as a metaphor to describe ourselves. The new you will be better, bolder and brighter than you were before. There is no need to hide the extraordinary person you truly are. I hope the repaired Kintsugi piece you have received resonates with you and reflects the strength and beauty you possess.

Description: Behold a stunning masterpiece that captures the essence of creativity and the curious mind of a true renaissance man. This work of art is a fusion of technical precision and visionary imagination, with intricate details and a breathtaking illustration that radiates with a sense of wonder and innovation. Inspired by the legendary Leonardo da Vinci, this piece embodies his style and attention to detail, while also serving as a testament to the limitless potential of human intellect. The artwork exudes a sense of elegance and refinement, a tribute to the incredible genius of one of history's most renowned artists and inventors. • Ayous wood.75″ (1.9 cm) thick frame from renewable forests • Paper thickness: 10.3 mil (0.26 mm) • Paper weight: 189 g/m² • Lightweight • Acrylite front protector • Hanging hardware included • Blank product components in the US sourced from Japan and the US • Blank product components in the EU sourced from Japan and Latvia This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!

JUEGO DE CAFÉ Y TÉ DE PORCELANA FINA JAPONESA JUEGO DE CAFÉ Y TÉ DE PORCELANA FINA JAPONESA CON SELLO "MADE IN JAPAN" PERFECTO ESTADO DE CONSERVACIÓN. DORADOS Y PRECIOSOS DECORADOS. TETERA GRANDE DE 17CM CONSULTAR CONDICIONES EN EL APARTADO, FORMAS DE PAGO Y ENVÍO TODOS LOS ENVÍOS DE PRODUCTOS FRÁGILES SON TRATADOS CON LA MÁXIMA DELICADEZA Y INCLUYEN SEGURO DE ENVÍO. AHORRE COMPRANDO CANTIDAD. 

kintsugi, Japanese gold restoration bowl, gray wabi sabi bowl with relief decoration, contemporary ceramic restored in real gold. 金 継 ぎ Kintsugi in Japanese literally means “fixing with gold” and it represents the beauty of imperfections. Kintsugi is a restoration technique that started in Japan centuries ago. Kintsugi is the idea of embracing the flaws and imperfections of something that was once broken to get an even stronger and more precious piece of art. The cracks repaired with gold, represent the story of the pottery, an unrepeatable story which make every piece unique. Kintsugi is a great one-of-a-kind art piece that has great sentimental value, since it represents the strength and effort behind every single scar and the ability to recover from a trauma into a new form that is even stronger and more precious than before. Realkintsugi workshop restores the pottery with Genuine Kintsugi technique and 12 Carats white gold finishing. - Size of the pottery Diameter: 10,5 cm Height: 5,5 cm - What includes the order Free Express Shipping Handmade paper gift box Real 12K white gold finishing Authentic Kintsugi technique Silk fabric to protect the pottery Kintsugi card with Kintsugi description Custom postcard message (on request) - Kintsugi pottery care and info. Kintsugi items are for decorative purpose only. Please do not use to contain food or beverage. The Gold finishing is fragile so please pay attention to avoid to scratch it. If needed, clean Kintsugi using only a soft dry cloth. - Shipping and customs For a faster and safer delivery, please provide a telephone number to be contacted in case of problems during delivery. Some countries may apply import taxes and fee. CANADA: sales tax and Import fees may be applied UK: (after Brexit) charges VAT, Import fees may be applied USA: charges sales taxes at the checkout process EU MEMBERS: no fees applied usually ITALY: no fees applied AUSTRALIA: charges sales taxes at the checkout process and Import fees may be applied Please note that further taxes and fees may be applied. The receiver is responsible for Import taxes and fee. Import taxes and fees are calculated by the customs and changes state by state. Import fees and taxes are usually collected by the courier at the delivery. Please check Etsy help center and your country rules to avoid unexpected extra costs. - Notes and policies If you proceed with the purchase you confirm you read and agreed with the shop policies and with the description of the item, including the dimensions. All photos are subject to copyright. The must not be re-published without authorisation. For any question or doubts please contact me, I’ll be happy to answer as soon as possible.

This is a reproduction print of an Uhu (Whiptail Parrotfish). Uhu are some of the most recognizable fish in near-shore waters by divers and snorkelers. Their bright, vibrant colors and bird-like mouths used for crunching coral have appropriately earned them the name Parrotfish. Gyotaku is the traditional Japanese method of printing fish, a practice which dates back to 18th century Japan. Before the invention of cameras and photography, fishermen used ink and hand-made wash paper to skillfully pull an impression from the surface of their fish. These early works were used solely to record the size of their catches for record keeping. Throughout the years, Gyotaku has evolved to become a refined art form of it’s own. Each gyotaku is 100% original and has it’s own distinct character; there will never be two prints that are exactly alike. Every scale and detail of the fish will be mirrored precisely in a gyotaku impression, accurately portraying and paying honor to it’s life and beauty. The non-toxic paint used in Brandon’s impressions washes away with water, ensuring that every fish is safely and respectfully consumed after being printed and nothing is ever wasted. Printed on heavyweight, textured fine art paper using archival quality pigment-based inks. Unframed print size is 13"x19, framed option is also available. Total size of framed print will be 16"x22". Picture and video included to show what a framed product would look like.