Three miniature vases by Wallakra, Sweden

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery Pre 2000: item #696950
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Three miniature vases by the Swedish stoneware studio, Wallakra. The vases are all incised with a "W" for Wallakra. They are also incised with different other marks, please see photo. (Height: app. 7,2/6/6,5 cm/app. 2.83/2.36/2.55 inches)

Shino Vase by Kato Yasukage XIV

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Contemporary: item #696926

Kato Yasukage XIV took a very classic Iga vase form and transferred that to his own richly glazed Shino vase. One doesn't see many Shino vases and especially ones drawing from a stoneware form. A very fine autumn vase in perfect condition with a signed box, 26cm.tall, signed on base. "Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the wise. Seek what they sought" Basho

Modernist, artist signed studio art pottery vessel

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Pre 2000: item #696671
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Modernist studio art pottery vessel with lava glaze, possibly German. Great form, which stands 6.5" tall and 7" in diameter. It is signed and dated by the artist. Condition very good.

Dan Greenfeld Teapot Six

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Porcelain Contemporary: item #696298
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Dan Greenfeld is a New York City potter-ceramic artist (a hyphenate he obsesses over) specializing in teapots — porcelain, wood-fired, wisteria handled — that are as functional as they are beautiful. After traveling and studying extensively throughout Japan, Dan chose to explore the teapot because he was challenged by the form's inherently conflicting aesthetic and functional issues. As his thinking evolved, he began to understand that a teapot of sufficient beauty and functionality could enhanc... Click for details

Dan Greenfeld Teapot Five

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Porcelain Contemporary: item #696297
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Dan Greenfeld is a New York City potter-ceramic artist (a hyphenate he obsesses over) specializing in teapots — porcelain, wood-fired, wisteria handled — that are as functional as they are beautiful. After traveling and studying extensively throughout Japan, Dan chose to explore the teapot because he was challenged by the form's inherently conflicting aesthetic and functional issues. As his thinking evolved, he began to understand that a teapot of sufficient beauty and functionality could enhanc... Click for details

Dan Greenfeld Teapot Three

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Jars Contemporary: item #696294
DGTP3

Dan Greenfeld is a New York City potter-ceramic artist (a hyphenate he obsesses over) specializing in teapots — porcelain, wood-fired, wisteria handled — that are as functional as they are beautiful. After traveling and studying extensively throughout Japan, Dan chose to explore the teapot because he was challenged by the form's inherently conflicting aesthetic and functional issues. As his thinking evolved, he began to understand that a teapot of sufficient beauty and functionality could enhanc... Click for details

Dan Greenfeld Teapot One

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Porcelain Contemporary: item #696285
DGTP1

Dan Greenfeld is a New York City potter-ceramic artist (a hyphenate he obsesses over) specializing in teapots — porcelain, wood-fired, wisteria handled — that are as functional as they are beautiful. After traveling and studying extensively throughout Japan, Dan chose to explore the teapot because he was challenged by the form's inherently conflicting aesthetic and functional issues. As his thinking evolved, he began to understand that a teapot of sufficient beauty and functionality could enhanc... Click for details

Oribe Flower Vessel-Sculpture by Kato Yasukage XIV

Artisan and Design: Ceramics Contemporary: item #695865

Here is a grand signature Oribe form by Kato Yasukage XIV; the curved hook-comma form has a rough texture made by pulling wood over the piece during formation. The Oribe glaze is seen changing hues from light to dark green and blue in some places. All in all a museum work by Kato, in perfect condition with a signed box, 41.2cm.tallx39.6x13, signed on base.

Inoe Taisho Shodai yaki tsubo jar Japanese pottery vase

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Jars Contemporary: item #695330

This piece is from a show that was on the japanesepottery.com web site a couple of years ago, and I refer you to that site for more information on the potter and this type of work. Beautiful shape and glaze. Perfect for tea cha no yu or sencha. 7" wide by 6 1/2" tall perfect condtion artist signed box.

Bizen Box by Ema Hiroshi

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery Contemporary: item #694323

This very attractive box was made with Bizen clay by Ema Hiroshi. It is one of his last Bizen works, as Ema Hiroshi now concentrates his efforts on producing Honjo and Someya wares. This particular piece presents the charming qualities of the potter’s potteries; the soothing earthly tones and the unpretentious yet sophisticated design. Ema Hiroshi was born in Tokyo in 1953. He entered the world of ceramics in 1990 after having left behind his life as a white collar. In 1992, he graduated fr... Click for details