Dick, Stewart · Edinburgh, London : T. N. Foulis · leaf 176
f Shuhei and Kantei, potters of the end ofthe eighteenth century, who are regarded asthe most eminent masters of the little Japanesetea-pot, or kuisu, and also of their contemporaryMokubei, a potter of so great ability that It Isa pity he confined himself almost entirely toImitations of Chinese and… … I. Tea Jar, by Toshiro I. 4. Tea Bowl—Omuru, Kioto. 7. Kairaku-en Ware. 10. Yatsushiro Ware. 2. Tea Howl—Raku Ware. j. Tea i; nvl after Ni 5 and 6. Tea Bowls, by Keiizan. 8. Kioto Ware.II. Bizen Ware. 9. Soma Want2. Banko Wa .\ GROUP OF VARIOUS WARES {British Museu>ii) KERAMICS porcelain stone…
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