TWO JAPANESE STUDIO CERAMICS BY TAKAHASHI DOHACHI II AND IV EDO (1603-1868) AND MEIJI (1868-1912) PERIODS

Description: TWO JAPANESE STUDIO CERAMICS BY TAKAHASHI DOHACHI II AND IV
EDO (1603-1868) AND MEIJI (1868-1912) PERIODS
Comprising a stoneware tokkuri (sake ewer) by Dohachi II decorated in Ninsei-style blue enamel with chrysanthemums, signed 'Dohachi' under the spout, and an earthenware raku-style mukozuke (serving dish) in the form of a roof tile, with an impressed mark for Dohachi IV underneath.
The ewer 18cm high, 14.5cm wide. The dish 8cm high, 14cm wide

Condition:

Condition: Small chip to the rim of the lid on the tokkuri, no visible faults or damage to the tile-form dish.

LJ delivery size: Small

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