Vintage Chinese (c1950) Ceramic Tea Pot Cobalt Blue & White 9" POSIM This chawan measures 5" wide
Description
This chawan measures 5" wide at its widest by 3" tall
This is a 14" x 18
Jurōjin (寿老人) is one of the Seven Gods of good Fortune or Shichifukujin
Hand-printed woodblock reproduction of an 18th-century design
Also known as a calligraphy chest as it housed an ink stone (suzuri)
Vintage Chinese (c1950) Ceramic Tea Pot Cobalt Blue & White 9" POSIM This chawan measures 5" wideThis is a mid 20th century Chinese tea pot from the Early Republic. Recently acquired by from a local collector who lived and traveled all over Asia in the 1960's picking up treasures along the way. It is hand thrown and all hand painted in the classic cobalt underglaze. Decorated with traditional stenciled patterns. The foot and mouth are unglazed while the interior is fully glazed. Having been carefully displayed at an estate for the past 50 years
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