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Shino-Teeschale mit Tomobako - Keramik - Nonaka Shunsei (野中春清, b. 1906) - Japan - Shōwa Zeit (1926-1989)
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Shino-Teeschale mit Tomobako - Keramik - Nonaka Shunsei (野中春清, b. 1906) - Japan - Shōwa Zeit (1926-1989)

Description: A Shino tea bowl by Nonaka Shunsei, accompanied by its signed tomobako. The bowl has a gently flared form with a soft white glaze and warm pinkish firing tones. Painted bird motifs encircle the exterior, giving the surface a light and rhythmic character. The interior is finished with a broad wash of warm reddish tone, while the base bears an impressed mark. A tea bowl with an understated and natural Shino expression. Dimensions: Height: 7.1 cm Width: 12.5 cm Depth: 12.4 cm Artist Profile: Nonaka Shunsei was born in 1906. In 1932, he studied under Hayakawa Shuntai in Seto and learned Shino techniques. He later established a studio in Midori-ku, Yokohama, and in 1967 transferred the Yokohama workshop to his son Shunpo before building a kiln in Mino. He also held exhibitions at the Gotoh Museum and Mitsukoshi. Condition: In good vintage condition, with minor signs of age and handling. Please review all photos carefully, as they form an important part of the condition description. Measurements are approximate. Shipping / Policy: Carefully packaged and shipped from Japan by Japan Post or DHL with tracking. Import duties, VAT, customs charges, and any other local fees are the responsibility of the buyer. Please inspect the item upon arrival and contact us through Catawiki messages promptly if there is any issue. About our vintage ceramics: We mainly offer 20th-century vintage Japanese ceramics. Due to age and hand-crafted production, each piece may show natural characteristics such as crazing, glaze irregularities, kiln marks, surface wear, minor firing flaws, and age-related patina. These characteristics are part of the nature and appeal of vintage ceramics. Any notable condition issues will be described and photographed as clearly as possible. Use: Vintage ceramics are generally recommended for display and collection rather than daily tableware use. If you choose to use the item, please avoid sudden temperature changes, prolonged soaking, dishwasher use, and microwave use. If you have any questions about use or care, please contact us through Catawiki messages before using the item. Dealer information: We are a licensed antiques dealer in Japan. Each item is described based on our professional knowledge and careful inspection.

Nr. 104058499

Nicht mehr verfügbar
Shino-Teeschale mit Tomobako - Keramik - Nonaka Shunsei (野中春清, b. 1906) - Japan - Shōwa Zeit (1926-1989)

Shino-Teeschale mit Tomobako - Keramik - Nonaka Shunsei (野中春清, b. 1906) - Japan - Shōwa Zeit (1926-1989)

Description:
A Shino tea bowl by Nonaka Shunsei, accompanied by its signed tomobako. The bowl has a gently flared form with a soft white glaze and warm pinkish firing tones. Painted bird motifs encircle the exterior, giving the surface a light and rhythmic character. The interior is finished with a broad wash of warm reddish tone, while the base bears an impressed mark. A tea bowl with an understated and natural Shino expression.

Dimensions:
Height: 7.1 cm
Width: 12.5 cm
Depth: 12.4 cm

Artist Profile:
Nonaka Shunsei was born in 1906. In 1932, he studied under Hayakawa Shuntai in Seto and learned Shino techniques. He later established a studio in Midori-ku, Yokohama, and in 1967 transferred the Yokohama workshop to his son Shunpo before building a kiln in Mino. He also held exhibitions at the Gotoh Museum and Mitsukoshi.

Condition:
In good vintage condition, with minor signs of age and handling.
Please review all photos carefully, as they form an important part of the condition description.
Measurements are approximate.

Shipping / Policy:
Carefully packaged and shipped from Japan by Japan Post or DHL with tracking.
Import duties, VAT, customs charges, and any other local fees are the responsibility of the buyer.
Please inspect the item upon arrival and contact us through Catawiki messages promptly if there is any issue.

About our vintage ceramics:
We mainly offer 20th-century vintage Japanese ceramics. Due to age and hand-crafted production, each piece may show natural characteristics such as crazing, glaze irregularities, kiln marks, surface wear, minor firing flaws, and age-related patina.
These characteristics are part of the nature and appeal of vintage ceramics. Any notable condition issues will be described and photographed as clearly as possible.

Use:
Vintage ceramics are generally recommended for display and collection rather than daily tableware use. If you choose to use the item, please avoid sudden temperature changes, prolonged soaking, dishwasher use, and microwave use. If you have any questions about use or care, please contact us through Catawiki messages before using the item.

Dealer information:
We are a licensed antiques dealer in Japan.
Each item is described based on our professional knowledge and careful inspection.

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