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No.5-1 artist : Tokuro KATO work : Shino Guinomi (sake cup, Shino ware, known as Hatsuyuki means "first snow") (box included) size : 2 7/8, 2 5/8, H2 1/8in. (7.2, 6.5, H5.5cm) sold
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Tokuro KATO Tokuro searched for the roots of Seto and tried to re-create Oribe, Ki-Seto (yellow Seto), and Shino wares in Momoyama era's style. He pursued "something new" all his lifetime. He was a chief director of the Japan Ceramic Society and Japanese Traditional Art Crafts. He was nominated as a Living National Treasure for his Ki-Seto work, but he didn't accept it. |
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No.5-3 artist : Rosanjin KITAOJI work : Kinran-de Guinomi (sake cup with multi-colored motifs and gold) (special box named "To-to-an" included) size : 2 3/8, H1 3/8in. (6.1, H3.5cm) sold |
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Rosanjin KITAOJI
(1883~1959, born in Kyoto) 1921, founded the Bishoku Club (Gourmet Club), which became a private restaurant "Hoshigaoka-saryo Restaurant" in 1925 1955, selected as a Living National Treasure for his Oribe work, but he declined |
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No.5-4 artist : Jusetsu MIWA work : Hagiyaki Guinomi (Hagi ware sake cup) (box included) size :3.0, 2 7/8, H2 1/8in. (7.7, 7.3, H5.4cm) sold |
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11th Kyusetsu MIWA
(1910~, born in Hagi, Yamaguchi ) He studied under his elder brother, 10th Kyusetsu (MIWA, Kyuwa) 1967, succeeded his family name "MIWA, Kyusetsu" 1983, selected as a Living National Treasure for his Hagi work 2003, announced himself "MIWA, Jusetsu" |
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No.5-5 artist : Fujio KOYAMA work : Ko-mou Sakazuki (lit. "red haired people" means Dutch, sake cup) (box included) size : 2 5/8, H2 1/8in. (6.5, H5.5cm) sold |
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Fujio KOYAMA
(1900~1975, born in Okayama) Koyama served Tokyo Teishitsu Museum (current Tokyo National Museum), and then worked for the Intangible Culture Division of Cultural Properties Protection Committee. 1972, built his own kiln called "Hananoki-gama" in Toki-city Koyama made a great contribution to research in ancient potteries. |
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No.5-6 artist : Fujio KOYAMA work : Ko-mou Sakazuki (lit. "red haired people" means Dutch, set of five sake cups) price : Please ask us (box included) size : 2 3/8, 2 5/8, H1 1/2~1 3/4in. (6.0, 6.5, H3.8~4.5cm) |
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Fujio KOYAMA (1900~1975, born in Okayama) Koyama served Tokyo Teishitsu Museum (current Tokyo National Museum), and then worked for the Intangible Culture Division of Cultural Properties Protection Committee. 1972, built his own kiln called "Hananoki-gama" in Toki-city Koyama made a great contribution to research in ancient potteries. |
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No.5-7 artist : Fujio KOYAMA work : Karatsu Sakazuki (Karatsu ware sake cup) (box included) size : 3 1/8, H2.0in. (8.0, H5.0cm) sold |
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Fujio KOYAMA (1900~1975, born in Okayama) Koyama served Tokyo Teishitsu Museum (current Tokyo National Museum), and then worked for the Intangible Culture Division of Cultural Properties Protection Committee. 1972, built his own kiln called "Hananoki-gama" in Toki-city Koyama made a great contribution to research in ancient potteries. |
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No.5-8 artist : Fujio KOYAMA work : Kohiki Shusho (sake cup with white slip) (box included) size : 3 1/8, H1 1/8in. (8.0, H3.0cm) sold |
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Fujio KOYAMA (1900〜1975, born in Okayama) Koyama served Tokyo Teishitsu Museum (current Tokyo National Museum), and then worked for the Intangible Culture Division of Cultural Properties Protection Committee. 1972, built his own kiln called "Hananoki-gama" in Toki-city Koyama made a great contribution to research in ancient potteries. |
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No.5-9 artist : Fujio KOYAMA work : Kaki Shusho (sake cup with persimmon glaze) (box included) size : 3 5/8, H1 5/8in. (9.2, H4.0cm) sold |
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Fujio KOYAMA (1900〜1975, born in Okayama) Koyama served Tokyo Teishitsu Museum (current Tokyo National Museum), and then worked for the Intangible Culture Division of Cultural Properties Protection Committee. 1972, built his own kiln called "Hananoki-gama" in Toki-city Koyama made a great contribution to research in ancient potteries. |
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No.5-10 artist : Fujio KOYAMA work : Shusho (white porcelain sake cup) price : 150,000yen (box included) size : 2 1/4, H1 5/8in. (5.7, H4.0cm) |
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Fujio KOYAMA (1900〜1975, born in Okayama) Koyama served Tokyo Teishitsu Museum (current Tokyo National Museum), and then worked for the Intangible Culture Division of Cultural Properties Protection Committee. 1972, built his own kiln called "Hananoki-gama" in Toki-city Koyama made a great contribution to research in ancient potteries. |
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No.5-11 artist : Hisae DEGUCHI work : Sansai Guinomi (sake cup with three color glaze) (box included) size : 3 1/8, H1 1/8in. (7.9, H3.0cm) sold |
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Hisae DEGHI
(1915~, born to fifth daughter of a religious family "Omoto" ) She struck up friendships with Munemaro Ishiguro, Toyo Kaneshige and Sozan Kaneshige. |
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No.5-12 artist : Hisae DEGUCHI work : Sansai Guinomi (sake cup with three color glaze) (box included, but not artist's sign on) size : 3 3/8, H1 3/8in. (8.5, H3.5cm) sold |
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(1915~, born to fifth daughter of a religious family "Omoto" ) She struck up friendships with Munemaro Ishiguro, Toyo Kaneshige and Sozan Kaneshige. |
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