Japon - Période Edo (1600–1868)





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Ensemble de cinq bols en porcelaine lobés japonais Arita Ko-Kutani de l’époque Edo (19e siècle), chacun avec une forme lobée et des décorations émaillées, dimensions environ 5,5 cm de hauteur et 15 cm de diamètre, état variable avec une coupure au bord sur l’un et plusieurs fissures fines sur trois bols, les deux autres étant intacts et d’origine.
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Set of five Japanese Arita / Ko-Kutani lobed porcelain bowls, Edo period, 19th century
Five matching scalloped (flower-shaped) porcelain bowls. Interior painted in overglaze red, green and yellow enamels depicting a boy and a galloping horse within a landscape with flowering shrubs and rocks. Exterior also decorated with children and floral sprays. Plain white unmarked base with slightly worn foot rims.
Condition Report:
This set comprises five bowls with varying condition:
1. One bowl has a small chip to the rim.
2. A second bowl has several fine hairline cracks.
3. A third bowl has a longer prominent hairline crack.
4. The remaining two bowls are intact, with only minor age-related wear to enamel and glaze, no chips or cracks.
General wear across all bowls: minor fading to the painted enamels, light surface scratches, and wear on foot rings consistent with age and use. No restoration detected under UV light.
Set of five Japanese Arita / Ko-Kutani lobed porcelain bowls, Edo period, 19th century
Five matching scalloped (flower-shaped) porcelain bowls. Interior painted in overglaze red, green and yellow enamels depicting a boy and a galloping horse within a landscape with flowering shrubs and rocks. Exterior also decorated with children and floral sprays. Plain white unmarked base with slightly worn foot rims.
Condition Report:
This set comprises five bowls with varying condition:
1. One bowl has a small chip to the rim.
2. A second bowl has several fine hairline cracks.
3. A third bowl has a longer prominent hairline crack.
4. The remaining two bowls are intact, with only minor age-related wear to enamel and glaze, no chips or cracks.
General wear across all bowls: minor fading to the painted enamels, light surface scratches, and wear on foot rings consistent with age and use. No restoration detected under UV light.

