Antique Japanese c1930 Iron Kama Kettle Enamel Lined Fully Functional 8” Roundel Ceramic painted sculpture of the

Ceramic painted sculpture of the white snake of good fortune

This is an antique Chinese tea pot from the late Qing or early Republic period (c 1920)

and light age wear consistent with Edo–Meiji hand-painted porcelain

This is an antique Japanese early 1900's signed Satsuma ceramic plate hand painted in traditional designs of chrysanthemums and peonies

Antique Japanese c1930 Iron Kama Kettle Enamel Lined Fully Functional 8” Roundel Ceramic painted sculpture of theKama Tetsubin This is a Japanese tetsubin (iron water kettle for tea ceremony). It is made of cast iron and is 8" In diameter. The body features the classic pine trees designs. The lid is bronze which fits snugly on the body. It is made of very thick iron to hold the heat longer. It also features a thick flat bottom which distributes the heat more evenly around the kettle. It comes with a pair of Kama ka handles Which slide in and out of the lugs on