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Vintage 1930’s Triple Handled Vase

By Awaji Pottery Japan

$600.00

Free Domestic Postage

Type Vase
Maker/Artist Awaji Pottery Japan
Stamped/Marked Yes
Colour
Maroon and Coloured Streaked Glaze
Item Size
12cm x 12cm x 12cm 484gm
Postage Size Postage Size 19cm x 19cm x 19cm weight 1kg
AFC Number AFC237171UP
Signatures/Inscriptions Awaji Stamp & Japan Stamp

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Description

  • Discover the allure of this Vintage 1930s Japanese Awaji Pottery Vase, a true gem for the discerning collector. This beautiful vase features triple handles and a stunning maroon ground with a unique streaked glaze, complemented by a fully glazed interior.
  • The vase’s authenticity is guaranteed by the impressed Awaji mark and “Made in Japan” stamp on the base, ensuring its genuine heritage.
  • Measuring 12cm x 12cm x 12cm and weighing 484gm, this exquisite piece exemplifies the finest in vintage and antique ceramics. Awaji ware, founded in the early 1830s by Minpei Kashu, has a rich history of craftsmanship and innovation. Minpei, a scholar of classical literature and an expert in chanoyu, devoted himself to ceramics after studying under renowned Kyoto potter Ogata Shuhei.
  • His dedication and skill led to the establishment of successful kilns in his village, subsidized by Lord Hachisuka of Awaji Province, turning the manufactory into a significant source of wealth and prosperity.
  • This vintage vase, a product of the celebrated Awaji pottery tradition, offers a glimpse into the rich cultural and artistic heritage of Japan. The vibrant maroon and streaked glaze make it a standout piece, perfect for enhancing any collection or serving as a stunning decorative element in your home.
  • Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of history. Act now to add this beautiful triple handled vase to your collection and experience the timeless elegance of Awaji pottery.
  • Awaji pottery continued until the 1930s when the last Kilns were shut down.

In Great condition see photos as photos play an important role in description of condition, item/s will be shipped in a box/s and packaging to suit the size of your individual item/s.

NOTE: Display images (if applicable) are for illustration purposes only and may not reflect actual size also there may be some reflection from camera in some photos if so please refer to other photos for comparison any questions or if you need clarification please message or send us an email.

See our FAQ for our condition grade scale, plus regularly asked questions.

Bio

Awaji Ware Bio/Information

Awaji ware was established in the early 1830s by Minpei Kashu (1796–1871), also known as Mimpei, from Iga village. Coming from a wealthy trading family, Minpei was a schol... Read More On Awaji Pottery

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