Early 20th Century Original Japanese Studio Pottery Sumida Gawa Embossed Glazed Figurative Vase

Description

Sumida pottery has often been called by many names - Poo ware, Sumidagawa, Banko, or Asakusa Banko. The style of … more Sumida pottery has often been called by many names - Poo ware, Sumidagawa, Banko, or Asakusa Banko. The style of applied figures on a surface with flowing glaze was invented about 1890 by the Seto potter Ryosai I, who worked in Tokyo from about 1875 to 1900. This pottery is no longer being made.

Presenting:Wonderful beautiful tall Japanese studio pottery Glazed hand made and signed by artist.
There are figure of two kids with traditional clothing Embossed and attached to the bottom of the vase .
It is multi colored, glazed from light beige, go to the brown and kind of blackish color on you several different color as well to make a great vibe .

Measurements are about 12 1/2 inches height 4 1/2 inches deep41/2’’ wide because the blue, brown, green, purple and black colors
According to age and use, is in great condition and shape May have a little light wire or scratches, but not noticeable damage repair.
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