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Early Tashio Japanese Porcelain Tea Bowls
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Pre 1920 item# 747573 (stock#J80L20)
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Heirloom Estate Services
Raleigh, NC, USA
$165 pair
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Two very lovely and richly brocaded Japanese tea bowls, with varying scenes capturing the Japanese thematic sentiment of peaceful tranquility. These bowls are a true and delicate delight, as each is made of eggshell porcelain, and the scenery is stenciled by hand. Accents of gold amid a vibrant background of oriental red beckons the tea drinker to a peaceful solace reminiscent of the days of old. These beauties are in excellent condition and date to the early Tashio period 1912-1920.
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Japanese Arita Compote for Tea Ceremony, Meiji
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Pre 1920 item# 746090 (stock#CS50J40L10)
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Heirloom Estate Services
Raleigh, NC, USA
$375 set
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A set of Japanese serving dishes for the tea ceremony, each would contain various foodstuffs that were typical for serving guests. These geometrically designed dishes were produced in the Arita kiln and date to the first decade of the 20th century of the Meiji period (1868-1912). This set would make an impressive center piece for the table, or presentation for parties. In excellent condition the largest measures 7 inches diameter to the smallest being a little over 2" in diameter.
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Meiji Era Square Porcelain Arita Dish for Mukozuke
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Pre 1920 item# 653909 (stock#FNJ)
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Raleigh, NC, USA
$325
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A large dish used for raw fish or shellfish (mukozuke) for the tea ceremony in which guests are served. It measures at 11.75” square x 2” high. This dish is designed in the traditional Japanese ascetic of simple brush strokes and relaxed design; such a dish was not intended for export and does not conform to the Western ascetic of gaudy and over crowded design. A true testament of genuine Japanese tradition. The plate dates to the late Meiji to early Tashio period (1900-20).
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