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KIOTO POTTERY. 125
No. 224.
Impressed upon a Tea Bowl of Raku ware made by a
descendant of Ameya, the founder of the Chojiro family, who
settled at Kioto in 1550 a.d., and originated this manufacture,
as related in the introduction. This example is taken from
a tea bowl said to have been made by Chojiro, the 2nd
in descent from Ameya, or by Nonko 1630 or 1650 a.d.
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No. 225.
The seal Raku, impressed upon a Tea Bowl said to
have been made by Saniu, the 6th in descent from Ameya;
1730 A.D.
No. 226.
The seal Raku, impressed upon a Tea Bowl said to
have been made by Riyoniu,. the gth in descent from
Ameya 1790 a.d.
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No. 227.
The seal Raku, impressed upon a Tea Bowl said to
have been made by Tanniu, the loth in descent from
Ameya 1810 a.d.
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