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  • Japanese one shu 1853 - 6th year of Kaei

    Accession no: NC00060
  • Ohara Koson 1877 – 1945

    Japanese Snipe

    c.1926-30
    woodblock print, ink and colour on paper
    Accession no: 20054G58
  • Kiyooki Shinohara 1847 – 1915

    Japanese Soldiers Bivouac after landing at Yungcheng Bay (Eijōwan jōrikugo no roei)

    1895
    colour woodblock print on paper
    Accession no: 20196G153
  • Mortimer Menpes 1855 – 1938

    Japanese street scene

    1887-88
    oil on panel
    Accession no: 20142P1
    On display, Gallery 3
  • Toshihide Migita 1863 – 1925

    Japanese torpedo boat firing at Russian ships, during the Battle of Port Arthur

    1904
    woodblock print, ink and colour on paper
    Accession no: 20118G39(a-c)
  • Kobayashi Kiyochika 1847 – 1915

    Japanese Troops Climbing the Wall of Phoenix Castle in China

    1894
    colour woodblock print on paper
    Accession no: 20196G112
  • Thomas Webb & Sons, Stourbridge, West Midlands 1832 – 1990 , Lionel Pearce (maker) 1852 – 1926

    Japanese vase

    1880s
    glass, brass
    Accession no: C470
    On display, Gallery 18
  • Kobayashi Kiyochika 1847 – 1915

    Japanese victory at the Battle of Pyongyang (Heijō gekisen waga gun daishōri no zu)

    1894
    colour woodblock print on paper
    Accession no: 20196G98
  • Utagawa Kokunimasa 1874 – 1944

    Japanese victory at the naval battle off Dagu Mountain (Nisshin kaisen Daikozan oki daigekisen Nihon kaigun daishōri no zu)

    1894
    colour woodblock print on paper
    Accession no: 20196G81(a-f)
  • Mortimer Menpes 1855 – 1938

    Japanese woman carrying a baby on her back

    1887-88
    watercolour, pencil on card
    Accession no: 20081P2
  • Columbiere Tipungwuti 1965

    Japarra

    2021
    earth pigments on paper
    Accession no: 20222P33
  • Trewenack Pottery, Magill, South Australia 1853 – 1928

    Jar

    c.1910
    earthenware
    Accession no: 20174C57A
  • Hindmarsh Pottery, Hindmarsh, South Australia 1866 – c.1910

    Jar

    c.1900
    earthenware, salt glaze
    Accession no: 20174C15A
  • Unknown

    Jar

    c.1600-1700
    earthenware
    Accession no: C1580
  • Trewenack Pottery, Magill, South Australia 1853 – 1928

    Jar

    1890
    earthenware, Bristol and multi-coloured lead glaze
    Accession no: 20174C53A
  • Trewenack Pottery, Magill, South Australia 1853 – 1928

    Jar

    1890
    earthenware, Bristol and multi-coloured lead glaze
    Accession no: 20174C49A
  • Samuel Hoffmann 11 October 1818 – 20 October 1900

    Jar

    1860-70
    earthenware
    Accession no: 20174C18A
    On display, Gallery 2
  • Jeff Mincham 1950

    Jar

    1981
    earthenware (raku)
    Accession no: 812C2A
  • Hindmarsh Pottery, Hindmarsh, South Australia (manufacturer) 1866 – c.1910

    Jar

    c.1870
    stoneware, salt-glazed
    Accession no: 20147C66A
  • Trewenack Pottery, Magill, South Australia 1853 – 1928

    Jar

    1890
    earthenware, Bristol and multi-coloured lead glazed
    Accession no: 20174C52A
  • Hindmarsh Pottery, Hindmarsh, South Australia 1866 – c.1910

    Jar

    c.1900
    earthenware, salt glaze
    Accession no: 20174C14A
  • Yoshimichi Goda 1910 – 2000

    Jar

    1973
    stoneware
    Accession no: 751C21
  • Berlin Royal Porcelain Factory, Berlin est. 1763

    Jar

    c.1900?
    porcelain, gilded metal
    Accession no: C1585(a&b)
  • Unknown early 20th century

    Jar

    c.1910
    earthenware
    Accession no: 20174C63A
  • Michael J. Milford

    Jar

    1971
    glass
    Accession no: 7110C148
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