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JAPANESE LATE 20TH CENTURY CERAMIC VASE BY TERAMOTO MAMORU
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| Inventory #: A2Y-15 |
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Japanese late 20th century (1985) vase by ceramic artist, TERAMOTO MAMORU. TERAMOTO was born in 1949 in Hiratsuka City in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. In 1975 he began studying with Kutani ceramicist, MATSUMOTO SAICHI. In 1976 he established his own kiln in Ibaraki Prefecture. He has exhibited .. |
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JAPANESE MID 20TH CENTURY HAND HAMMERED IRON HORSE OKIMONO BY KATO SOUGAN
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| Inventory #: D2G-01 |
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Japanese mid 20th century hand hammered iron horse OKIMONO by KATO SOUGAN (1899-1995). KATO SOUGAN was born in Kyoto, Japan in 1899. He continued to live and work in the Kyoto area all his life. In 1981 he received the Kyoto City Cultural Merit Award. He is known for cutting and bending sheets of .. |
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JAPANESE EARLY 20TH CENTURY IRON POT
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| Inventory #: E-24B |
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Japanese early 20th century iron pot by SHIBUNDO. This pot is done in a hexagonal shape. All of the 6 sides have a bamboo design. The inside of the lid has SHIBUNDO etched into it. This iron pot measures 8 1/2" tall (from base to top of upright handle), 6 3/4" wide and 5 3/4" deep. |
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JAPANESE MID 20TH CENTURY PORCELAIN VASE BY ONO HAKUKO
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| Inventory #: A2M-02 |
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Japanese mid 20th century porcelain vase by master potter ONO HAKUKO (1925 - 1996). The vase measures 13 1/8" tall by 9" in diameter. The vase comes with TOMOBAKO, or original artist signed wooden storage box. (ranesu) |
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JAPAN LATE 20TH CENTURY (1992) LARGE CERAMIC VESSEL BY TAKAUCHI SHUGO
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| Inventory #: A2M-01 |
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Japanese late 20th (1992) large ceramic vessel by ceramic artist TAKAUCHI SHUGO. TAKAUCHI SHUGO was born in Tokyo in Showa 12, or 1937 and he presently works in Mashiko, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, where he has a kiln. He has exhibited around Japan numerous times, including 4 times at the prestigio.. |
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JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD PURE SILVER AND LACQUER SHIBAYAMA VASE
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| Inventory #: B2M-01 |
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Japanese Meiji Period silver and lacquer SHIBAYAMA vase by NOBUAKI. The vase has 4 panels going around the side. Each panel has different flowers and birds. Beautifully and realistically rendered in fine shell inlays. The vase is signed NOBUAKI on a gold metal placque on the bottom of the vase.. |
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