Old Imari Ware Tokkuri Sake Bottle Edo Period Blue And White Porcelain
This is an old Imari sake bottle, fired in the mid-Edo period. It has a Kurawanka-style feel, and looking at the clay of the foot, it might be Hasami ware. Characters are drawn with sometsuke, probably reading “吸酒入” (suck in sake). This appears to be a sake bottle, similar to those from that era that also have characters drawn on them. The characters are drawn freely and boldly, giving it a unique charm. The entire sake bottle has a stained, aged look, making it one of a kind, showing extensive past use. It is in the best condition for serving sake. The condition is good. Overall, it is soft-fired, but it has a finished look that can be appreciated as character. The sound when tapped is not bad at all. Its height is 4.53 inches.
Details
| Condition | Good |
| Origin | Japan |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Era | Edo |
| Dimensions | Height: 4.5 in |
Detalles
- Categoría
- Decorative Vases
- Período
- Edo Period (1603-1868)
- Estado
- Good
- Material
- Ceramic
- Dimensiones
- Height: 4.5 in
Sobre Arita / Imari ware
Hard, translucent white porcelain body visible at the unglazed foot ring; underglaze cobalt blue often combined with overglaze iron red, green and gilding (the 'Imari palette'); Kakiemon pieces show a soft milky-white ground with asymmetric enamel motifs and generous empty space. Más sobre Arita / Imari ware
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