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PROVINCE OF YAMASHIRO                             263
            3686.  Cup-rest,  D. 2| in.  Thin red glaze with olive-green areas,  Raku (imp.).  1790

            3687.  Tea-bowl.  D.  3f  in.  Rich black shining glaze, flecks of white,  Diagonal incised
            lines on side.  Raku (imp.).  Sho (inc.).  1790
            3688.  Tea - BOWL.  D. 4  in.  Buff  clay,  transparent
            underglaze, light red overglaze with olive area.  Under-
            glaze showing through.  Raku (imp.), 2d mark.  1790
            3689.  Box (bird).  L. 2 J  in.  Raku (imp.).  1790
            3690.  Tea-bowl.  D.  s|  in.  Black glaze.
            Raku (imp.).                               1790
            3691*.  Cup-rest.  D. 2\ in.  Thin green glaze.  Design impressed and perforated,  Im-
            pressed portion gilded.  Raku (imp.), 3d mark of Riyoniu.                1790
            3692.  Box (peach).  L.  3 1  in.  Rich green glaze clouded.  Leaves light fawn, stem
            yellow.  Inside, very light fawn glaze.
            Raku (imp.), 3d mark.  Koki (inc.).            179°
            3693-  Dish, two shells with looped legs.  L. 6 J  in.  Yellow-
            ish-white glaze with greenish tinge, coarsely crackled.
            Raku (imp.), 3d mark.                          1790
            3694-  FiRE-VESSEL.  H.  4I  in.  Light fawn clay, creamy-
            white glaze with greenish tinge crackled. Raku{vm^^.  1790
            3695.  Globular jar.  H. 6^ in.  Raku (imp.).  1790
            3696.  Tea-bowl.  D. 4I  in.  Fawn clay, yellowish-white
            underglaze, heavy  dull black overglaze.  Large mountain
            shaded in yellowish-white.  Riyoniu tsukuru (inc.).  1790             3696
            3697.  Tea-bowl.  D.  4J  in.  Glistening yellowish-white glaze, clouded with large areas of
            light olive and pinkish hues.  Closely scratched vertical lines
            on side of bowl,  ^w^a/ /"jW/J^/rw and kakihan (inc.).  1790
            TENTH GENERATION, TANNIU

               Tanniu was the second son of Riyoniu.   His work
            possesses no special merit. He used five different marks,
            one of which was given him by the prince of Kii,  in
            whose oven at Wakayama he baked for a while.  Pieces
            made in Wakayama bear the mark Seinei.
            3698.  Tea-bowl.  D.
                                5J  in.  Coarse dull light brown clay.
            thick lustrous black glaze.
            Raku (imp.), ist mark of Tanniu.  18 10
            3699.   Deep  tea -bowl.  D.  i\\  in.
            Coarse  fawn  clay, thick  lustrous black
            glaze. Plum blossom and triangular figure
            in yellowish glaze.
            Raku (imp.), 2d mark of Tanniu.  i8io    3698
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