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RED RAKU WARE, EDO PERIOD (18TH CENTURY) BY 8TH-GENERATION RAKU MASTER TOKUNYU (1745-1774), IMPRESSED MARK RAKU (ENJOYMENT)
细节
An Earthenware Tea Bowl (Chawan) Named "Fuku no kami" (Deity of good fortune)
Red Raku ware, Edo period (18th century) by 8th-generation Raku master Tokunyu (1745-1774), Impressed mark Raku (Enjoyment)
Hand-modelled, cylindrical on compressed disc foot, applied with pinkish red and white crackled glaze, the red glaze on the interior applied as a series of descending spirals
3¼in. (8.2cm.) high; 4¾in. (12.1cm.) diameter
Wood boxes, one signed and sealed by the artist, authenticated by Raku Kichizaemon X (Tannyu; 1795-1854), and Sen Sosa XIII (Sokuchusai; 1901-1979)
Red Raku ware, Edo period (18th century) by 8th-generation Raku master Tokunyu (1745-1774), Impressed mark Raku (Enjoyment)
Hand-modelled, cylindrical on compressed disc foot, applied with pinkish red and white crackled glaze, the red glaze on the interior applied as a series of descending spirals
3¼in. (8.2cm.) high; 4¾in. (12.1cm.) diameter
Wood boxes, one signed and sealed by the artist, authenticated by Raku Kichizaemon X (Tannyu; 1795-1854), and Sen Sosa XIII (Sokuchusai; 1901-1979)
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Katsura Yamaguchi