A group of Japanese porcelain, Showa period, 20th century

A group of Japanese porcelain, Showa period, 20th century

the group comprising: a bowl and cover decorated in iron red and gilt with grapes; five late Kutani (Kaga ware) sake cups with figurative scenes; three Kyoto ware dishes in the form of fans; two Kakiemon style sake cups; a cloisonné and porcelain; milk jug, decorated in various coloured enamels and thicknesses of silver wire, with birds among branches of peonies; a late Kutani ewer; a cylindrical vase and cover, decorated in coloured enamels with peonies; a Kyoto Satsuma vase and domed cover, decorated in coloured enamels and gilt with a scene of Kanbara based on Utagawa Hiroshige's woodblock print design; a Herend model of a karako sleeping

and two Japanese black bowls with gold decoration and a rectangular shallow dish with impressed mark together with four Japanese square stacking boxes and two lids and a square tray ensuite, some chips, and a similar lidded teapot with five cups in cardboard box of issue, unused 

height of the smallest: 5.5cm., 2⅛in. (the smallest)

height of the largest: 16cm., 6⅜in.