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A NABESHIMA DISH

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A NABESHIMA DISH
edo period (circa 1700)

Set on a high ring foot with curved walls, painted in the shallow well in underglaze blue and copper-red and enamels of yellow and turquoise with cherry blossoms and three rafts floating down a stream, also decorated on the underside in underglaze blue with three flower sprays, each composed of a large floret centered by scrolling stems and leaves, and with a band of 'comb' design around the foot--8 1/8in. (20.2cm.) diameter

拍品专文

For another dish from the same set in the Hakone Art Museum, see Hayashi Seizo, ed., Nabeshima, Nihon no toji (Japanese ceramics), vol. 10 (Tokyo: Chuo koronsha, 1975), pl. 145; for other dishes of the same design see Seki Kazuo, Nabeshima kozara (Nabeshima small dishes) (Osaka: Ko-Imari kankokai, 1995), pl. 16, p.64; Imaizumi Motosuke, Nabeshima to matsugatani (Tokyo: Yuzankaku, 1969), pl. 9