A Japanese Celadon-Glazed Water Dropper (Suiteki)
19th century , A Japanese celadon-glazed water dropper (suiteki), made for use in the scholar’s studio when preparing ink for calligraphy or painting. The small vessel is formed with a rounded body and short pouring spout, covered overall in a soft pale green celadon glaze that pools subtly in recesses. The underside shows kiln wear consistent with traditional firing. Simple, restrained form typical of functional Japanese desk objects.Height: 1.75 inches.
Condition
Overall good antique condition consistent with age and use.No visible cracks, chips, or restorations observed.
19th century , A Japanese celadon-glazed water dropper (suiteki), made for use in the scholar’s studio when preparing ink for calligraphy or painting. The small vessel is formed with a rounded body and short pouring spout, covered overall in a soft pale green celadon glaze that pools subtly in recesses. The underside shows kiln wear consistent with traditional firing. Simple, restrained form typical of functional Japanese desk objects.Height: 1.75 inches.
Condition
Overall good antique condition consistent with age and use.No visible cracks, chips, or restorations observed.
