Lot Essay
Omori Eishu (Teruhide, 1730-1789) was the third master of the Omori family and was the nephew, student, and adopted son of Omori Eisho (Terumasa, 1705-1772).
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AN OMORI-SCHOOL KOZUKA
EDO PERIOD (CIRCA 1775), SIGNED OMORI EISHU (TERUHIDE) AND KAO
The dark shibuichi plate carved and inlaid with a tile roof and trees with a pole flying a large, cloth carp surmounted by a large, gold ball; the fish design continues on the reverse
Fitted pad
EDO PERIOD (CIRCA 1775), SIGNED OMORI EISHU (TERUHIDE) AND KAO
The dark shibuichi plate carved and inlaid with a tile roof and trees with a pole flying a large, cloth carp surmounted by a large, gold ball; the fish design continues on the reverse
Fitted pad