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THE PROPERTY OF A LONDON COLLECTOR THE PROPERTY OF A EUROPEAN GENTLEMAN Victor Rienaecker, The Richard de la Mare
A LARGE KAKIEMON BOWL A RARE KAKIEMON DISH Collection of Japanese Ceramic Wares, Part 1,
EDO PERIOD, LATE 17 TH CENTURY EDO PERIOD, LATE 17 TH CENTURY Apollo (November, 1946), fig. VIII.
Catalogue of an Exhibition of Japanese
柿右衛門 色絵大鉢、江戸時代、17世紀後期 柿右衛門 色絵皿、江戸時代、17世紀後期 porcelain, intro. by Soame Jenyns (London,
the Oriental Ceramic Society, 1956), cat. no.
the deep bowl with narrow everted rim the moulded dish with twenty-one rim facets,
decorated in vivid iron-red, green, yellow, a large trefoil leaf, two ginko leaves and six 134
black enamels with a central roundel small leaves, decorated in iron red, green, Soame Jenyns, Japanese Porcelain (London,
depicting a mountain landscape bordered blue, yellow and black enamels with three 1965), pl. A and cover of paper dust jacket.
with bamboo among rocks, the exterior with boats returning to the shore at Matsushima, Hayashiya Seizo, Kakiemon/Nabeshima, vol. 6
scrolling foliage one of the three celebrated beauty spots of of Nihon no toji (Japanese ceramics) (Tokyo,
38 cm., 14⅞ in. diam. Japan 1972), pl. 143.
Hayashiya Seizo, Kakiemon, vol. 9 of Nihon no
17.5 cm., 6¾ in. diam.
£ 8,000-10,000 toji (Tokyo, 1974), pl. 143.
€ 9,400-11,800 US$ 10,600-13,300 For further examples see: Nishida Hiroko, Kakiemon, vol. 24 of Nihon toji
Soame Jenyns, The Polychrome Wares Zenshu (Tokyo, 1977), pl. 56.
Associated with the Potters Kakiemon,
Transactions of the Oriental Ceramic Soicety £ 20,000-30,000
1937-1938, XIV (London, 1938), no. 8a. € 23,500-35,300 US$ 26,500-39,700
William Bowyer Honey, The Ceramic Art of
China and Other Countries of the Far East
(London, 1945), no. 181b.
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