Stoneware Vase with Cranes
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Pre 1920 item# 867399 (stock# 0-201)
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A splendid stoneware vase of ovoid form and everted lip.
On its textured body, two baby cranelets rest upon a rich,
tenmoko glaze, defining the scene. The baby cranes' fluffy
plumage, not yet mature, is enameled in low relief, their eyes,
legs and beaks detailed in gilt.
This marvelous vase exemplifies the artist's genius with all ceramic materials, resulting in this instant, in an innovative fusion of stoneware and sophisticated glaze.
This piece is in excellent condition with no ...click for details
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Stoneware Vase with Rabbits
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Pre 1900 item# 858667 (stock# 04-169)
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Here is a spectacular stoneware jar used for the tea ceremony. On its
body, a pair of rabbits quietly rest on a hillside mid gilt-detailed bamboo.
The rippling,
tenmoko glaze ,coveted for its fascinating green, red, brown and orange
colors,
serves as an exciting setting for these lovely creatures, so
delicately incised and raised.
Signature of the great ceramist, MAKUZU KOZAN on the base. With original
tomobako. For similar piece, please see "Bridging East and West-- ...click for details
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Stoneware Vase with Geese
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Pre 1900 item# 858132 (stock# 03-153)
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An outstanding stoneware vase of baluster shape with a formation of geese
encircling its delicate beige ground.
Heightened by the use of a subtle white slip, the geese, depicted through
fine abstract
brushwork, appear to glide through the still waters, leaving behind gentle
ripples. MAKUZU KOZAN signature on the base with tomobako. The vase
is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or restoration.
Height: 8.5"
Meiji Period, Japan
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