2pc Japanese Satsuma Gosu Blue Ginger Jar with Lid:
The jar features intricate hand-painted polychrome and gilt decoration, including panels with floral motifs, birds, bamboo, and deer amid seasonal foliage. The designs are framed with geometric and foliate patterns, rendered in Gosu blue, iron red, green, and gold. The lid is decorated with chrysanthemum and scrolling foliage motifs in matching colors. The underside of the jar bears a blue circle-cross mark above gilt Japanese characters and a red seal mark.
Dimensions: 9.75″W x 11″H
Country of Origin: Japan
Condition
Age related wear. As is. The lid shows evidence of previous restoration.
Ancient Gandhara Carved Grey Schist Stone of the Buddha:
A carved grey schist stone head of the Buddha from Gandhara mounted on a wooden display stand. The sculpture depicts the head of the Buddha with defined facial features, elongated eyes, and wavy hair gathered into a topknot. The grey schist carving is affixed to a vertical wooden panel supported by a rectangular wooden base. Display measures: 7.25″W x 11″H x 3.25″D. The stone carving measures: 3.5″W x 6.75″H x 1.75″D.
Dimensions: See Description
Condition
Age related wear.
Weller Greora Glazed Art Pottery Vase, Marbled Green & Oxidized Hues:
A stunning and rare example of Weller’s iconic Greora line, this art pottery vase boasts a mesmerizing marbled glaze in vivid acid green interlaced with dramatic black and rich burnt sienna oxidation, showcasing the experimental glaze artistry that defined Weller’s early 20th-century innovation. The form transitions from a squared shoulder into a full-bodied base, its vibrant glaze crawling with organic energy and spontaneous surface textures. The interior and base bear the telltale creamy yellow ground with light crazing, consistent with authentic period Weller pieces. With its intoxicating blend of color and form, this vase encapsulates the daring artistry of the 1920s American Arts & Crafts movement. An electrifying collector’s piece that would command presence in any ceramic or Art Deco collection.
Issued: c. 1920
Dimensions: 5″H
Country of Origin: United States
Condition
Age related wear.
4pc Roseville Pottery Pitcher, Bowl, and Vase w/ Weller Pottery Candelabra:
A grouping of four American pottery pieces including a marked Roseville Pottery Thornapple bowl, shape 307-6″, in blended matte blue-green glaze with molded holly leaves and berries in relief. Also included, Roseville Tulip pattern pitcher, a Roseville Dahlrose pattern double handled vase and a soft green Weller pottery double candle holder with scroll form.
Issued: 20th century
Dimensions: 8″H
Condition
Age related wear. Visible repair on Roseville bowl handle.
1986 $50 American Gold Eagle 1 oz. Coin:
A 1986 one ounce American Gold Eagle bullion coin issued by the United States Mint. This coin marks the first year of release for the American Gold Eagle series, authorized by the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985 and officially introduced in 1986. It contains one troy ounce of fine gold, with a composition of 91.67% gold (22 karat), 3% silver, and 5.33% copper. The addition of copper and silver strengthens the coin and improves its durability, resulting in an overall weight of approximately 33.9 grams. The obverse features a full-length figure of Lady Liberty designed by famed sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, originally used on the 1907-1933 $20 Double Eagle gold coins. Liberty is depicted striding forward with flowing hair, holding a torch in her right hand symbolizing enlightenment and an olive branch in her left representing peace. The Capitol building is faintly visible at her feet, and rays of sunlight radiate in the background. The word LIBERTY is inscribed across the top, and the date appears in Roman numerals as MCMLXXXVI, denoting the year 1986. The reverse of the coin was designed by American sculptor Miley Busiek and portrays a symbolic image of a male eagle soaring above a nest containing a female eagle and their hatchlings, representing American family values and tradition. The inscriptions include UNITED STATES OF AMERICA above, E PLURIBUS UNUM to the left of the male eagle, and IN GOD WE TRUST to the right of the nest. Along the lower edge are the inscriptions 1 OZ. FINE GOLD-50 DOLLARS, indicating the weight and legal tender face value. This particular specimen remains sealed in a cardboard and plastic coin holder, with hand-written markings identifying the coin as a 1986 1 oz Gold American Eagle. Cardboard coin holder: 2″L x 2″W. Coin diameter: 32.7mm.
Artist: Augustus Saint-Gaudens and Miley Busiek (aka Miley Tucker-Frost)
Issued: 1986
Dimensions: See Description
Condition
Age related wear.
Dubarry France Limoges Limited Edition Porcelain Masks by Sting Trinket Box:
A striking limited edition Dubarry Limoges porcelain trinket box from the “Masks” series, designed by Sting in support of The Prince’s Trust. The box features a vivid orange mask with multiple blue eyes on a white ground, with “Sting” inscribed below the design. The interior lid bears information about the collaboration and charitable cause. The underside is marked Dubarry Peint Main Limited Edition No. 72 with additional Prince’s Trust branding. Complete with original navy Dubarry Masks presentation box and leaflet.
Issued: 1997
Dimensions: 3.5″H
Edition Number: 72
Country of Origin: France
Condition
Age related wear.
Coalport Moon The Millennium Ball LE Figurine:
A stunning Coalport bone china figurine titled Moon from The Millennium Ball collection. This exquisite figurine, hand-decorated and modelled by Jack Glynn, features a regal lady in a rich blue gown adorned with gold crescent moons and stars. She holds a matching fan and a golden staff, exuding an air of celestial elegance. This piece is numbered 731 of a limited edition of 2,500 and was crafted in England in 1999. Includes the original box.
Issued: 1999
Dimensions: 10.5″H
Edition Number: 731 of 2500
Country of Origin: England
Condition
Age related wear.
Lladro Gres Sculpture, Shakyamuni Buddha Earth 01012524:
An impressive Lladro gres porcelain sculpture titled Shakyamuni Buddha Earth (ref. 01012524), designed by Jose Javier Malavia. This limited edition piece, number 88 of 1000, portrays the Buddha in the earth-touching mudra, seated serenely atop a lotus pedestal adorned with intricate patterns in rich earthy and metallic tones. The figure is finely detailed, from the serene facial features to the ornate robe and symbolic markings on the hands and feet. Signed and numbered to the underside, with the Lladro backstamp and artist’s signature. Complete with original Lladro presentation box and an elegant carved wooden display base.
Artist: Jose Javier Malavia
Issued: 2008
Dimensions: 13″L x 19.5″H
Edition Number: 88 of 1000
Country of Origin: Spain
Condition
Age related wear.
Bandai Bijnder Soul of Vinyl Japanese Action Figure, Volume 15:
Offered here is a rare and eye-catching vinyl figure of Bijinder, an android character from the Japanese TV series Kikaider 01. This piece is part of Bandai’s 2005 “Soul of Soft Vinyl Figure” line, specifically Volume 15. It is an officially licensed Toei product, proudly marked with the Toei Company Ltd. approval seal on the tag.
Dimensions: 3.25″L x 1.5″W x 6.5″H
Issued: 2005
Country of Origin: Japan
Condition
Age related wear.
Rare Disneyland Tomorrowland Original Concept Drawing, Hand-Colored Design:
An original preparatory concept drawing for Disneyland’s Tomorrowland, executed in wax pastel on paper. The design features three overlapping circles in primary colors, yellow, blue, and red, arranged within a black-outlined triangle. The top circles, yellow and blue, combine to form the word tomorrowland, while the red circle below bears the iconic Disneyland castle silhouette and logotype. This early concept work reflects the bold mid-century modern graphic style that helped define Tomorrowland when Disneyland first opened in 1955. Tomorrowland was conceived as a vision of the future, showcasing innovation, space exploration, and the promise of science and technology. The sheet exhibits toning and light handling consistent with studio use, indicative of its working purpose during the park’s design phase. Such original preparatory art is scarce and offers a fascinating glimpse into the creative process behind one of Disneyland’s most famous themed lands.
Dimensions: 15.50″L x 12.50″H
Issued: c. 1950
Country of Origin: USA
Condition
Age related wear.
