Col Hartley's Collection
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L to R: Minato (stamped seal) summer tea bowl (chawan) [ex. Wilder Collection & ex. Brundage Coll] Chinese Sung dynasty "oil spot Temmoku" chawan Old Soma (possible Karatsu?) chawan |
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L to R: Old Oribe chawan, underglaze signature Noburu Chinese Sung dynasty Chun Yao chawan [ex Rutherston Coll] K-Seto summer chawan |
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L to R: Rokubei (stamped seal) chawan [ex Brundage Coll] Takatori (Satsuma) or Karatsu chawan Gray Shino chawan |
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L to R: Red Raku chawan, two unreadable seals, style of Doniu Old Oribe chawan Ko-Karatsu chawan |
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L to R: Black Raku chawan Chinese Sung dynasty Chien Yao (Temmoku) chawan Kenzan chawan, signature on white [ex Brundage & Wilder Collections] |
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Rear L to R: Imari type white porcelain bottle E-Seto dish, Edo period Front L to R: White porcelain bowl, 16th century ? Korean celadon |
Rear L to R: Chinese Sung dynasty Ching-Pai saucer dish Korean Koryo dynasty celadon bowl Front L to R: Chinese Western Chin dynasty Old Yueh Yao bowl, c 265 AD Chinese Sung dynasty black Yueh Yao Korean Koryo dynasty celadon "lotus" bowl (excavated) |
L to R: Old Oribe cookie dish [ex Brundage Coll] Dohachi hanging vase Shigaraki water container (Mizuzashi) |
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Rear L to R: Hozon tea caddy (cha-ire) [ex Brundage Coll] Korean Koryo dynasty incense burner (Koro) Chinese Ming dynasty (Hsuan Te Nien Chih) cha-ire Front L to R: Siamese Sawan Khalok incense box (Kogo) Takatori (Satsuma) cha-ire |
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Seto Oil disk, ca 1770 |
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Sung |
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Yatsushiro Mishina |
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Satsuma Jakatsu (snake skin glaze) chawan, c1830 |
Left: Chinese K'ang Hsi celadon vase (color is actually celadon) |
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Bizen vase 8 1/2" tall, 18-19th century |
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Kenzan |
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Asahi |
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Yi Dynasty pot |
Yi Dynasty pot Ko-Dai |
Kakema Karatsu (brush-marked) |
Hakema Karatsu Ko-Dai |
Sung T'zu Chou |
Sawankhalok Celadon |
Oil Spot temmoku |
Sung Lung Ch'uan celadon |
Iga Yaki Vase, 17-18th cent, 6 1/4" |
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Raku |
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Goshomaru, per Hamada (Dr Hayashiya says Takatori, Stearn Collection said Hizen Karatsu) |
"rings" well - indicating high-fired |
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Kenzan - 4 views |
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tea ceremony |
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