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PROVINCE OF YAMASHIRO
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            catalogued together.  Some of these may possibly have been made by well-knovra
            Kiyomizu potters who left their pieces unsigned, others are by obscure potters of
            whom there are no records available.

            3248 (Case 31).  WiNE-HOLDER, six-sided.  H. 8 in.  Ears for bail.  Fine fawn clay, rich
            white glaze, strongly crackled.  Conventional design of clouds, mountain, figures, pine, etc.,
            in rich, dark, and light blue.                                           1600
            3249.  Wine-bottle, square, with pottery stopper.  H. loj in.  Fawn clay, thick white
            glaze deeply stained.  Landscape, figures, poems, etc., in blue. On shoulder, scrolls in green
            with blue interspaces.  Glaze scaling.                                  '  1600
            3250 (Case 28).  Bowl.  D.  4I  in.  Brownish clay, showing nearly black surface, light
            gray glaze.  Dim sketch of landscape in pale blue.  Kiyomizu (imp.).  1600
            3251.  Beaker, lower part cut in hexagon.  D. 4:^ in.  Gray-drab clay, dull
            underglaze, clear white overglaze.  Rough sketch of flowers and band of zig-
            zag lines in blue.  Kiyomizu (imp.).                        1600
            3252 (Case 31).  Wine-bottle, square.  H. gj  in.  Fine fawn clay, light  3250  3251
            fawn glaze clouded by stains.  Landscape in clear light blue.  1620
               Known as Amamori, which means rain stain, as seen on their paper screens.
            3253 (Case 28).  Oval bowl.  D. 6 in.  Rim brown, finely scalloped.  Fawn clay, light
            gray glaze with pinkish area.  Basket decoration in gray and blue.
            Kiyomizu (imp.).                                                 1650
            3254.  Clove-boiler, gourd-shaped handles.  H. 9 in.  Fawn clay, light grayish-
            fawn glaze with shades of pink.  Vigorous decoration of leaves and fruit of biwa in
            brown, white, and light blue.                                    1650
              Gift of W. S. Bigelow.                                                3^53
              A superb example.
           3255*   Covered jar.  H.  5 J in.  Fine hard-fawn clay, light fawn glaze, strongly crackled.
           Under decoration of obscure landscape in bluish-black.
            Gioji [or Jioji\ (imp.).                            1750
           3256.   Oviform bottle, constriction in middle.  H. lo^ in.  Fine
           hard fawn  clay, fawn  glaze, coarsely crackled.  Obscure  under-
           decoration in bluish-black.  Z? zV;4/ (imp.).        1750
           3257-   Incense-stick burner.  H. iJ in.  Light fawn clay, light
           Japanese yellow glaze, flowers in blue and green enamels, and red, black, and gold.
              Type Ninagawa.  Part IV., Fig. 22.
           3258.   Leaf-shaped dish.  D.  5I  in.  Moulded.  White clay and glaze, coarsely crackled.
                                                                                    1670'
           3259.   Bottle, with long neck and nozzle.  H. 174 in.  Fawn clay, whife glaze with rough
           decoration of chrysanthemums, scrolls, etc., in blue.                    1680
           3260. 3261.  Bowl and incense-stick burner.                              1700

           3262 (Case 31).  Wine-holder, cylindrical.  H.  6f  in.  Ears for bail.  Fine fawn clay,
           light fawn glaze.  Overglaze decoration of flowers and scrolls in green and blue enamels and
           black, red, and gold.                                                    1700
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