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Tea bowl (chawan) (with silk pouch and wooden box), signed ,do hachi saku’ (Dohachi work)
MAK/Johannes Wieninger
MAK/Johannes Wieninger
MAK/Johannes Wieninger
MAK/Johannes Wieninger
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Title
  • Tea bowl (chawan) (with silk pouch and wooden box), signed ,do hachi saku’ (Dohachi work)
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Period | Style | School
Subject
Material | Technique

  • Steinzeug mit Bemalung in Emailfarben und Gold auf der Glasur

Measurements
  • height: 8.5 cm
  • diameter: 11 cm
Inventory number
  • KE 8601
Acquisition
  • donation , 1948
Department
  • Asia Collection
Description
    Schale reich figural bemalt, Inschrift auf Holzschatulle mit Namen der Schale, innen auf zweitem Deckel Inschrift in Gold
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  • 23.05.2025

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