Yamamoto Sekisô (1872-1944) & Yoshino Yoshisuke (1892-1971) Inuyama yaki Chawan, tea bowl - StonesSigned: mizunoe-saru Kanreki (61) in his spring Sekisô dôjin sha Seals: Yoshisuke Technique: Grey crackled wheel-turned Inuyamayaki, with blue tetsu-eunder glaze painting and calligraphy. Ø 12 x 7.5 Date: 1932 Box: signed, but part of the lid is missing Condition: fine Box inscription: 「石叟」還暦画 茶碗 壬申還暦翁 石叟道人「印」石叟 Sekisô Kanreki (61 years old) ga, Chawan - inside: mizunoe-saru Kanreki ô Sekisô dôjin [seal:]Sekisô Yoshisuke Yoshino was an Inuyama ware potter. in the early Showa period he trained at Kinkazan-yaki. Later in Maruyama, Inuyama City he opened his kiln. After the war, he returned to work, but the kiln was closed in 1950. Price: EUR 450 / USD 495 |