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MUROMACHI PERIOD (15TH CENTURY)
Details
A Negoro Teabowl-Stand
Muromachi Period (15th Century)
Of turned, carved and assembled wood in the standard form with a cup-shaped support for a teabowl and an integral broad six-lobed saucer, each lobe with a central point, above a slightly splayed foot, with no base, the red lacquer slightly worn revealing the black lacquer beneath especially between the lobes of the saucer
Diam. 6¼in. (15.8cm.); 2 11/16in (6.8cm.) high
Muromachi Period (15th Century)
Of turned, carved and assembled wood in the standard form with a cup-shaped support for a teabowl and an integral broad six-lobed saucer, each lobe with a central point, above a slightly splayed foot, with no base, the red lacquer slightly worn revealing the black lacquer beneath especially between the lobes of the saucer
Diam. 6¼in. (15.8cm.); 2 11/16in (6.8cm.) high
Literature
Sakai-shi Hakubutsukan [Sakai City Museum], Shu-urushi (Negoro): Sono yo to bi: Shunki tokubetsuten [Red Lacquer: Utility and Beauty of Negoro : Spring Special Exhibition] (26 April - 25 May 1986; Sakai: 1986), cat. no. 163.
Special notice
VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price plus buyer's premium.