Antique Sake Bottle

Japanese Tokkuri, ( Sake or shochu bottle ) with glazed characters. A 19th century Tokkuri with glazed characters indicating the shop and makers name.

Japanese Tokkuri, (Sake or shochu bottle) with high relief glazed characters.

Hirado Porcelain Sake Bottle of Boy and Dog.

Pair of very large glass sake bottles. Great aqua color. Can be sold separately, $570 each.

Late 17th century Japanese sake bottle. The bottle from the Meiji period. Striking soft gold-toned glaze color and in very good condition.

It is a Japanese old sake bottle. It is an item from the Meiji era (1860s-1900s).

A nice Sake Bottle or Tokkuri. Satsuma from Kyoto. Additional information: Material: Porcelain & Pottery Type: Vases Region of Origin: Japan Period: Meiji Periode (1867-1912) Age: 1...

17th-18th century Japanese seto ware sake bottle with a beautiful celadon glaze.

A pair of ceramic Japanese sake bottles with writing in dark ink, now mounted as lamps.

This unusual bottleneck jar is a late-Meiji era Japanese sake bottle, also known as tokkuri. Used to heat and serve sake, the ceramic bottle has a graceful, tapered form with wide sh...

A collection of six Japanese stoneware sake bottles circa first quarter of 20th century.

This antique 'pigeon' sake bottle is from the Edo period (1603-1868). It is ceramic and in perfect condition with an incredible patina.

A lovely set of three Japanese mid 19th century sake bottles, circa 1840-50's, each with distinctive decoration and construction.

A very fine Japanese lacquer sake bottle in the form of a melon or gourd, late Edo Period, mid 19th century, Japan.

It is a sake bottle baked in the "fuji-no-kawauchi" kiln in the western part of Saga prefecture.

It is a very auspicious sake bottle. And I think this was the one used in sake bottles.

Pair of Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Tokkuri (Sake Bottles) Jingdezhen kilns, Early 17th century (Late Ming dynasty), made for the Japanese market.

There are 6 kilns with a long history in Japan, It is one of them. And this is a sake bottle from the Edo period. It is a beautiful baked shape.

This is a bottle for sake called 'Tokkuri' in Japanese. This tokkuri was made in Meiji era around 1900s.

It is a very interesting vase made by grinding wood with a potter's wheel and applying lacquer on it. I think it is an item from the Taisho era to the first half of the Showa period ...

Pair antique Japanese Kutani porcelain sake bottles converted to double socket lamps. Painted with traditional Kutani colors in a diaper pattern of florettes.

This is an old Japanese sake bottle. It is from the Meiji period (1860s-1900s).

For your consideration, a vintage Japanese stoneware Taruzume Sake Honni Daru wrapped cask jug. Woven reed barrel. Made in Japan. Dimensions: 7" H x 7" diameter. Please visit tak...

The box says "Lee Dynasty sake bottle". It is a very good atmosphere item.

An antique Japanese Meiji era, 1868 to 1912, Totai Shippo cloisonne enamel and porcelain sake bottle. Decorated with finely detailed birds, flowers and butterflies in turquoise blue ...

Because these floats were commonly produced from recycled sake bottles, most antique glass floats found today are a lovely shade of green.

Because these floats were commonly produced from recycled sake bottles, most antique glass floats found today are a lovely shade of green.

Because these floats were commonly produced from recycled sake bottles, most antique glass floats found today are a lovely shade of green.

Replacing their wood and cork predecessors, these spheres were made from recycled sake bottles and would bob along the surface of the North Pacific holding up miles and miles of fish...

The two trays on the right have a shell and seaweed pattern. The sake bottle is decorated with a plum tree and bamboo.

There, he was instrumental in creating new motifs and designs inspired by the voluptuous, organic Art Nouveau style, as well as incorporating Japanese shapes, such as the sake bottle...

There, he was instrumental in creating new motifs and designs inspired by the voluptuous, organic Art Nouveau style, as well as incorporating Japanese shapes, such as the sake bottle...

There, he was instrumental in creating new motifs and designs inspired by the voluptuous, organic Art Nouveau style, as well as incorporating Japanese shapes, such as the sake bottle...

In Muromachi and Edo periods (1333-1868) its’ tea wares and sake bottles were reknowned. Wood fired in “nobori gama” climbing kilns, their ceramics’ natural ash glazes produce startl...

There, he was instrumental in creating new motifs and designs inspired by the voluptuous, organic Art Nouveau style, as well as incorporating Japanese shapes, such as the sake bottle...

This malevolent yet playful creature is often depicted disguised as a pilgrim or priest, or wearing a lotus leaf, with a flower as a hat, holding a sake bottle and an account note. T...

A pair of Japanese Imari square sided sake/wine bottles and covers, now mounted as a pair of two-light table lamps, early 19th century.

Quality: Pretty glazing. fine quality and he proudly holds high an attached sake pottery bottle. Handmade and hand glazed, thick black heavily crafted pottery  Good indoors or...

Quality: fine quality and he proudly holds his order book in his right hand and a sake pottery bottle in other. Dimensions: 5.25 inches tall and 4.5 inches wide.

Large Japanese stoneware / sake bottle, 19th century.

This is a sake bottle which was made around 1900s in Meiji era.

This is a Japanese sake bottle from the late Edo Period, mid 1800s.

This glazed ceramic jar is a Japanese sake bottle from the late-Meiji era. The jar has a rounded bottleneck form and is coated with a dark brown glaze in resemblance to bizen ware po...

This glazed ceramic jar is a Japanese sake bottle from the late-Meiji era. The jar has a rounded bottleneck form and is coated with a dark brown glaze in resemblance to bizen ware po...

A large collection of nice Japanese stoneware sake bottles circa first quarter of 20th century.

This glazed ceramic jar is a Japanese sake bottle from the late-Meiji era. The jar has a rounded bottleneck form and is coated with a warm brown glaze in resemblance to bizen ware po...

A very cool collection of seven antique Japanese Sake bottle made of ceramic stoneware from Meiji Period, circa 1890s.

It is an old sake bottle of Japan. It is an item from the Edo period.

Sake bottles, made of ceramic or clay, are immersed in the water to heat the sake.

It is a Japanese old sake bottle. It is an item from the Meiji era (1860-1900s).

Ko-Kutani Tokkuri (sake bottle) Edo period (1615-1868), late 17th century Decorated in colored enamels, the lower section painted with scattered medallions of unidentified charac...

It is a Japanese old tin sake bottle. It is an item from the Edo period (1800s-1860s).

It is a Japanese old sake bottle. It is an item from the Meiji era (1860-1900s).

This is a so-called hanging Buddha. (Called Kakebutsu in Japan) Kakebutsu is a combination of a circular plate and a Buddha statue, which was hung in shrines and temples. It can be s...