19th May, 2023 13:00
Asian Art I
A JAPANESE KYOTO WARE 'PRUNUS' WATER DROPPER BY KANZAN DENSHICHI (1821 – 1890)
A JAPANESE KYOTO WARE 'PRUNUS' WATER DROPPER BY KANZAN DENSHICHI (1821 – 1890)
Meiji - Showa period
The square section body with a tapered neck and a slender spout decorated with prunus blossoms and wild chrysanthemum in a gold mist, a Kanzan seisaku mark incised to the base, together with a Satsuma vase painted with pheasants beneath maple trees and a modern Koransha vase decorated with cranes and waves, each with a mark
13.5 – 26cm high (4)
Sold for £250
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