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A set of ten dishes
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A set of ten dishes

MIURA KENYA (1825-1889)

細節
A set of ten dishes
Miura Kenya (1825-1889)
The rounded rectangular dishes, each decorated in cream and black and various coloured glazes with flowers and foliage including wisteria, peony, maple, plum blossom and pines
Each 18cm. wide (10)
注意事項
VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price and at 15% on the buyer's premium

拍品專文

Kenya started making pottery at the Chomeji-in in Mukojima in Tokyo in 1875 after a varied career as a shipbuilder for the shogunate, a brick-maker (the first to do so in Japan, in 1869) and a creator of clay dolls. His work owes much to Kenzan and to Ritsuo, who influenced Kenya's use of lacquer in his overglaze enamel decoration.