Antique Japanese Meiji Polychrome Pottery Figure of a Luohan / Monk & Vase Wedgwood

Antique Japanese Meiji Polychrome Pottery Figure of a Luohan / Monk & Vase WedgwoodA rare and decorative Japanese Meiji period polychrome pottery figure of a seated Luohan (Buddhist disciple monk), the robed figure modelled with one arm raised and finely decorated in coloured enamels and gilding over a moulded body. An associated moulded vase is included with the lot. The figure shows the expressive modelling and rich surface decoration typical of late 19th century Japanese export ceramics of this type, and is a substantial, eye

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Standing approximately 11 cm high

Its bold palette and intricate hand painted ornament typify the high style of late 18th century Worcester production

Black Basalt is one of Wedgwood’s most iconic bodies: a dense

Creamer / Milk Jug

or collector of fine English ceramics

and pairs especially well with minimalist

which collectors generally regard as desirable patina

this compact yet striking bust captures the poise

with surfaces that remain attractive and highly usable

framed by fine red line borders and edged with hand‑applied gilding

light surface marks