Antique Japanese Kutani Porcelain Chawan Tea bowl

Japanese: Tea Articles: Pottery Pre 1940: item #1040490
9025

Approximately early 20th century, Traditional Kutani pocelain Chawan teabowl with beautiful lapis lazuli over glaze. It is excellent in condition and has Kutani mark underside.

Stock Number:9025
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Antique Japanese Seto Blue and white Natsume tea Caddy

Japanese: Tea Articles: Pottery Pre 1900: item #1040489
9047

Approximately 18th to 19th century, seto ware work of natsume tea caddy with under-glazed blue and white work depicting flower and grass motif. It is excellent in condition.

Stock Number:9047
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Koemon Kato Mino Iga Pottery Mizusashi Container

Japanese: Tea Articles: Pottery Pre 1980: item #1040486
9056

A master piece of traditional Iga Pottery work, mizusashi water container made by a prominent Iga Potter, Koemon Kato (1937-). It is excellent in condition and comes with an original sighed, sealed wood fitted box.

Stock Number:9056
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Yashiro ware Mizusashi Water Container by Suguru Sakai

Japanese: Tea Articles: Pottery Pre 1980: item #1040485
9059

Traditional Yashiro ware work of Mizusashi water container made by 12th generation of Sakai Suguru, Yashiro Kiln master. It is excellent in condition and comes with an original signed, sealed wood fitted box.

Stock Number:9059
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A Yellow/Green Chawan with Grapes – Edo

Japanese: Tea Articles: Pottery Pre 1900: item #1036978
COLL1078-A10

This is an old chawan with an unusual colored base glaze of a greenish yellow glaze. It is decorated on the sides with underglaze green leaves and blue bunches of grapes. The upper border is an underglaze cobalt blue band that has a slight drip effect on the bottom edge. The glaze has a rough texture with tiny bits of grit in the glazing.

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16th Eiraku Zengoro Sokuzen Japanese Ceramic Vase

Japanese: Tea Articles: Pottery Pre 1980: item #990282
8148

Impressive blue glazed ceramic vase made by 16th generation of Zengoro Eiraku Sokuzen (1917 - 1998), one of the most famous potters from Kyoto. It is excellent in condition and comes with an original fitted signed box.

Eiraku Zengoro Family has been served to produce ceramic works for traditional tea ceremony utensils since hundreds years... Click for details

Japanese Mizusashi water Jar by Zoroku Mashimizu

Japanese: Tea Articles: Pottery Pre 1980: item #990252
6011

It dates around mid 20th century, Japanese Kiyomizu ware Mizusashi Water Container for tea ceremony use with iron glazing in dragonfly design. The work made by a prominent Kiyomizu Potter, Zoroku Mashimizu, and comes with his signed wooden box. Excellent in condition.

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Japanese Chawan Tea Bowl by Miyakawa Koun

Japanese: Tea Articles: Pottery Pre 1980: item #990244
8339

Impressive Kyoto ceramic work of enameled Chawan Tea-bowl by a contemporary popular potter, Koun Miyanaga (1938)　also named Makuzu Koun. His works are very popular and highly valued by tea ceremony people. It comes with his signed and sealed wooden box. Excellent in condition.

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Very Nice Japanese Chawan, Tea Bowl by Minoru

Japanese: Tea Articles: Pottery Pre 1960: item #963406
051023

The size of Chawan: 5" Dia x 3 5/8". Very nice Japanese Maccha Chawan, Tea Bowl made by master artist, Nishikawa Ninoru. It has very beautiful glazing and keshiki from kiln work. The body is stoneware type more like Echizen ware or Iraho type body. He is master of Rokuro turning. The condiiton of tea bowl excellent, no chip, no crack and no hairline. It came with Kiri(paulownia) wood Tomobako as well as cotton cloth with Minoru stamped. The bowl has marking of Minoru. The cover of tomobako said,... Click for details

A Japanese Kyo Yaki Kaiseki Dish, Edo.

Japanese: Tea Articles: Pottery Pre 1900: item #953565
4094

A JAPANESE KAISEKI DISH, KYO~YAKI, 19TH CENTURY.

A large stoneware leaf-shaped dish decorated with leaves and fruits in over-glaze blue and green enamels on top of underglaze blue veins. Probably a kaiseki dish for the tea ceremony. Late Edo, 19th century, Kyoto.

9.1/16 inches (23 cm) long, 5.1/2 inches (14 cm) wide. There are t... Click for details