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Teapot with two handles, signed on the base (unread)

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Title

Teapot with two handles, signed on the base (unread)

Collection

Production

execution: anonymous, Kyoto , before 1884

Period | Style | School

Meiji period (1868-1912)

Material | Technique

Ton modelliert,
unglasiert,
mit Bemalung in Emailfarben,
sog. Banko-yaki

Measurements

height: 15.8 cm
can / box - height: 10.3 cm
can / box - width: 17.3 cm
can / box - depth: 17.6 cm
lid - height: 6.5 cm
lid - diameter: 10.8 cm

Inventory number

OR 933

Acquisition

assumption , 1907

Department

Asia Collection

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