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                  3987.  Wine-bottle, bird form.  H. 6| in.  Gray-drab clay and glaze.  Neck deep brown
                  glaze.  Wings touched with brown on white surface.  Shuzan (imp.).  1870
                  3988.  Jar.  H. 2j in.  Fine gray-drab clay, thick white glaze.  Chrysanthemums
                  in relief, gray-drab in color, olive-brown leaves.  Shuzan (imp.).  1870
                                                                                           3988
                  RAIZAN    (Case 34)
                    . A hard pottery in the form of a bird-shaped incense-box bears the impressed marks
                  Raizan and Nanzenji.  At the foot of the hills near Awata stands the temple Nan-
                  zenji.  Whether the pottery was made near the temple, or made elsewhere, and sold as
                  souvenirs at this place, has not been ascertained.
                  3989.  Incense-box, bird moulded.  L. 2\ in.  White stone clay, transparent glaze inside,
                  bright green glaze outside.  Nanzenji and Raizan (imp.).                  1870

                  MASATOMO
                  3990*.   Tea-pot, modeled by hand, unglazed.
                  Masatomo (imp.).                           1850

                  KINCHOZAN (Case 34)
                  399^-   Tea-pot.  D.  3J  in.  Brown clay, large panels
                  of figures, trees,  etc., in high relief moulded and un-
                  glazed.  Remaining surface deep blue glaze.
                  Kinchozan Tokubei (imp.).                 i860
                     This has no resemblance whatever to Cat. No. 3246, though there is a chance that it may
                  have been made by the same potter.

                     The following pieces are evidently Kyoto.  No information has been obtained in
                  regard to the potters or ovens which they represent.
                  399^ —4008.    The following pieces, evidently made within thirty years, and consisting of
                  a variety of objects, have been variously attributed to Kyoto and  its environs.  No informa-
                  tion has been obtained in regard  to the potters whose signatures they bear, as follows
                  Kanki-iei (3992*), Seki (3993*), Goshotei and Kichibei  (3994), Yugai kore wo tsukuru  (3995),
                  Koko (3996*), Tosen (3997), Nobtttada (3999),  Kochi set (4000), Gagi {/^ooi*), Kizen (4002),




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