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PROVINCE OF HIZEN
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           CHOSEN KARATSU (Case        3)
           209.  Bowl.  D.  4J  in.  Fine  clay, thick white glaze with pink  areas,  finely crackled,
           blistered near rim inside and out.                                      1500
           210.  Bowl, contracted towards mouth.  D. 3^^ in.  Fine gray clay, thick white glaze, with
           warm grayish tinge throughout, strongly crackled.  (Case 4.)             1580
           211.  Bowl.  D.  i,\ in.  Hard reddish clay, thick white glaze coarsely crackled.  Dull
           blue, sketchy decoration of cross lines, etc.                           1580
           YE-KARATSU (Case     3)
           212.  Cake-dish,  fan-shaped.  Outside  diameter 9  in.  Fine brown  clay,  dull,  light
          yellowish-gray glaze.  Sketch of tree in greenish-black.                 1500
           213.  Tile for furnace-rest, hexagonal.  D.  7 J in.  Dark brown clay, resembling cast iron  ;
           dull white underglaze, white overglaze.  Decoration of egg plant in black, vigorously drawn.
                                                                                   1520
           214.  Cake-dish.  D. 6j  in.  Reddish-brown clay, warm gray glaze.  Rude decoration in
          black.                                                                   1580
          215—217-   Shallow plate, beaker, and deep cup.                      1600-1630
          218.  Squat tea-jar.  H.  i^  in.  Hard brown  clay, thick olive-brown glaze  crackled.
          Decoration of wheels in black.                                           1650
          219.   Cake-dish.  D. 6 in.                                              1680
          220.  Incense-stick burner, in form of bowl with inverted rim.  D. if  in.  Fine gray
          clay, light olive-gray glaze.  Black and blue brush-marks on rim alternating.  Thread-mark.
             An unusual form.  (Case 4.)                                           1680
          221.  Tea-bowl.                                                          1680
          222.  Large bowl.  D. 7J  in.  Light brown clay, heavy gray glaze, thick white overglaze
          in two large areas, coarsely crackled and pitted.  Decoration of flowers and bamboo in
          green and brown.  Incised lines encircling lower portions.               1700
          223.  Deep bowl, cylindrical.  D.  3I  in.  H. 4 in.  Fine brown  clay, chocolate-colored
          glaze.  Rude decoration of flowers and vertical lines in olive brown.    1700
          224.  Oviform bottle, with long slender neck.  H.  1 \\  in.  Fine light gray clay, brilliant
          light olive glaze, finely and evenly crackled.  Neck with rich brown overglaze flecked with
          black.  Decoration of bamboo in black, with brown and green intermixed.  (Case 4.)  1700
          225.  Bowl.  D.  sJ  in.  Basal ring with semicircular notches.          1700
          220.  Plate.  D. 16^  in.  Reddish-brown clay, thick light brown glaze; inside showing
          combings of clay in wavy encircling and radiating lines.  These lines filled with cream-white
          glaze.  Inside decoration of vine  in. green and brown, roughly sketched.  Lower half of
          plate unglazed.  (Case 4.)                                               1700
             A remarkable example.
          227.  Oviform bottle, with long slender neck.  H.  13I  in.  Light fawn clay, white glaze
          with light fawn tinge, finely crackled.  On base, opaque reddish glaze.  Formal drawings of
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