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Early 17c Tamba Tsubo Large Storage Jar Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1700 item# 34468
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39 cm tall, 32 cm diameter. Good condition with a large chip at mouth, common to old tsubo. Dating to the beginning of th Edo Era, early 17c. This marvelous and simple four eared (looped) storage jar would have been used for grain or tea storage. The piece shows a variety of firing effects of the natural ash glazing. Ceramics at Tamba [Hyogo prefecture, Honshu (near Kyoto)] go back to the Kamakura era (1185-1334). Early production in the large number of kilns at Tamba was mostly of large na ...click for details

Edo Era Kairakuen Japanese Pottery Dish Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1900 item# 31028
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7.25" x 6" x 1.25". Very good condition with a miniscule fleck repair on branch end on bottom, and some glaze wear on interior from use. Stamped with the characters "Kairakuen sei". Dating to the first half of the 19th century, the late Edo era. Kairakuen was a Daimyo sponsored private kiln (oniwa-yaki), set up on the castle grounds at Kishu, Wakayama prefecture around 1827; the kiln operated only for a brief period until 1844. The kiln imitated the style of Chinese ...click for details

Double Gourd Mushiage Studio Pottery Vase Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1900 item# 26048
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A Mushiage Pottery double gourd form vase, finely potted, with applied multi color glazing and unglazed base, impressed with potters mark "mushiage". Mushiage was a kiln in Bizen province, established by Igi Sanyensai in 1830, with the guidance of the Kyoto potter Makuzu; the kiln made pieces primarily for tea ceremony, and were sometimes given the additional mark of Makuzu. 7.75" x 6", 19.6 x 15.2 cm, excellent condition.

Japanese Shigaraki Tokkuri Pottery Bottle Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1900 item# 19601
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10.8"/27.5 cm. high, excellent condition, one minor shallow chip on base from unglazed portion, not visible in place. Tokkuri--bottles for sake--were made throughout Japan and produced in massive quantities during the Edo era. This example dates from the late Edo to early Meiji eras, and originates from the Shigaraki kilns, one of the six ancient kilns of Japan. At this time a variety of storage containers were made at Shigaraki for sake, tea and shoyu storage, from this size to very larg ...click for details

Japanese Pottery Tamba Pot 19c Mingei Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1900 item# 19256
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4.25" high x 5.5" diameter. Very good condition, a light body hairline. Scuffs at top rim appear to have been in the making. Dating to the Late Edo, early Meiji Eras, roughly 1830-70. Morse lists a tokkuri (sake bottle) in his turn of the century "Japanese Pottery" showing the same slip treatment, as does Daniel Rhodes in his book "Tamba Pottery". The tokkuri form is more common for this slip type than storage pots, however 19c Tamba is generally becoming incre ...click for details

Edo - Meiji Japanese Tamba Pottery Jar Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1900 item# 15131
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3.25 x 3", excellent condition. Dating from the late Edo to Meiji Eras, 19c. Ceramics have been produced in the ancient method since Medieval times at Tamba (near Kyoto) first with natural and later with applied glazes. Tamba is known as one of Japan's great six ancient kilns . The drip-like glaze is a characteristic feature of these wonderful earthy ceramics. This would have been used as a small storage jar. Similar ones can be seen in Museum Folk Art collections; these are becomin ...click for details

Japanese Nesting Kataguchi: 3 Spouted Bowls Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1900 item# 1072
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Late Edo or Early Meiji era, probably Kasamayaki. Largest 6" diam (not including spout) x 3" high med 4.9" x 2.25" small 4" x 2" Excellent condition; a miniscule chip on the bottom of the medium spout, and kiln spur breaks on bottom of smallest bowl. These bowls appear to be from the Kasama kilns of Ibaraki prefecture. Kasama is close to Mashiko, famous for its folk style teapots. Pottery was first made in the late 18th century in Kasama, initiated by a pott ...click for details

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