*Large* Mashiko Pitcher by Murata Gen
This is the largest Murata Gen (1904-1988) pitcher we’ve ever seen and possibly the largest he ever made. With a thoroughly dynamic Murata glazing the pitcher is more for flowers or simply to gaze upon than for practical use. A museum piece in perfect condition, 34.2cm.tallx28.5(handle to… More
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Mashiko Yohen-Gourd Vase by Living National Treasure Shimaoka Tatsuzo
Here is a masterpiece by late Living National Treasure Shimaoka Tatsuzo; simply the finest in this form and firing I’ve ever seen and that includes all the catalogs I have. It stands at 32.5cm.tall, perfect condition, signed box.
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Two-Tone Henko by Hamada Shinsaku
This is a very subdued and reflective Zen-quality nuka-iron glazed vase by Mashiko veteran potter Hamada Shinsaku(b.1929), second son of Shoji and father of Tomoo. In perfect condition with a signed box, 26.8cm.tallx22cm.x14.2, Quite handsome.
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Two Shibui Mashiko Vessels by Shimaoka Tatsuzo
Here are two very shibui Shimaoka Tatsuzo (1919-2007) works dating to the 1970s. The square-checkered vessel stands at 18.7cm.tallx8.5 and is Sold (A bit darker in person). The diamond-cut vase is 22.5cm.tallx11cm. and is Sold; both have Shimaoka’s signature rope-impressed design. Both in… More
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1960s Ash-Glazed Jar by Kamoda Shoji
Kamoda Shoji (1933-1983) was one of the most influential potters of post-war Japan. He brought new meaning to “decorative ceramics” with extraordinary and imaginative designs. His following was so great that his shows would sell out in 15 minutes (one supposed record), and the lines to… More
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