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日本古董鐵壺,梅型葉瓣造型,鑄鐵本體,銅蓋與銅鑲花球飾,署名龍文堂 Ryubundo,明治時代,京都製,表面有明顯鏽蝕與包漆,狀態較差至良好。
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Antiqued Japanese Cast Iron Tetsubin Tea Kettle — Signed Ryubundo 龍文堂 — Meiji Era, Kyoto
【Item Details】
Maker: Ryubundo (龍文堂) — Signature engraved on interior of copper lid
Origin: Kyoto, Japan
Period: Meiji Era (late 19th – early 20th century)
Material: Cast iron body / Copper lid / Brass openwork finial
【Measurements】
Height (with handle): approx. 20 cm
Width (body): approx. 17 cm
Lid diameter: approx. 9 cm
Weight: approx. 1,500 g
【Features】
This tetsubin presents the distinctive ume (plum blossom) shaped body — a refined form associated with Kyoto's finest iron kettle tradition. The lobed silhouette gives the piece an elegant, sculptural quality rarely seen in standard cylindrical forms.
The copper flat lid is fitted with an ornate brass openwork ball finial, featuring a chrysanthemum disc at center, mounted on a cast lotus-petal base. This type of decorative finial is a hallmark of high-quality Kyoto iron kettle craftsmanship from the Meiji period.
The Ryubundo signature is clearly engraved on the interior of the lid — one of the most important authentication markers for serious collectors. Ryubundo (龍文堂), founded in the Edo period and based in Kyoto, is widely regarded as one of Japan's most prestigious tetsubin workshops. Authentic signed pieces are increasingly rare on the international market and are actively sought by collectors across Europe and North America.
The exterior surface retains its original sand-cast iron texture with a deep, naturally aged patina — the kind of surface quality that only develops over more than a century of use and rest.
【Condition】
Overall: Fair to Good antique condition
Exterior: Heavy aged patina with areas of surface rust, particularly along the lobed ridges. Original cast texture partially worn, consistent with age and use.
Interior: Significant red rust and mineral deposits throughout — consistent with long-term storage. No leaks confirmed.
Spout: Rust present inside; structurally intact.
Handle: Sturdy iron bail handle, no cracks or breaks.
Lid: Copper lid in good overall condition with minor scratches from use. Brass finial intact.
Recommended for display or careful decorative use.
【Shipping】
Ships from Kyoto, Japan via EMS (Japan Post)
Carefully wrapped and double-boxed for safe international delivery
Usually ships within 3 business days of payment
【Note】
This is a genuine antique item. Minor wear, patina, and surface rust are an inherent part of its age and authenticity. Please review all photographs carefully before purchasing. All sales are final.
Japan Rare Archive, Kyoto
Antiqued Japanese Cast Iron Tetsubin Tea Kettle — Signed Ryubundo 龍文堂 — Meiji Era, Kyoto
【Item Details】
Maker: Ryubundo (龍文堂) — Signature engraved on interior of copper lid
Origin: Kyoto, Japan
Period: Meiji Era (late 19th – early 20th century)
Material: Cast iron body / Copper lid / Brass openwork finial
【Measurements】
Height (with handle): approx. 20 cm
Width (body): approx. 17 cm
Lid diameter: approx. 9 cm
Weight: approx. 1,500 g
【Features】
This tetsubin presents the distinctive ume (plum blossom) shaped body — a refined form associated with Kyoto's finest iron kettle tradition. The lobed silhouette gives the piece an elegant, sculptural quality rarely seen in standard cylindrical forms.
The copper flat lid is fitted with an ornate brass openwork ball finial, featuring a chrysanthemum disc at center, mounted on a cast lotus-petal base. This type of decorative finial is a hallmark of high-quality Kyoto iron kettle craftsmanship from the Meiji period.
The Ryubundo signature is clearly engraved on the interior of the lid — one of the most important authentication markers for serious collectors. Ryubundo (龍文堂), founded in the Edo period and based in Kyoto, is widely regarded as one of Japan's most prestigious tetsubin workshops. Authentic signed pieces are increasingly rare on the international market and are actively sought by collectors across Europe and North America.
The exterior surface retains its original sand-cast iron texture with a deep, naturally aged patina — the kind of surface quality that only develops over more than a century of use and rest.
【Condition】
Overall: Fair to Good antique condition
Exterior: Heavy aged patina with areas of surface rust, particularly along the lobed ridges. Original cast texture partially worn, consistent with age and use.
Interior: Significant red rust and mineral deposits throughout — consistent with long-term storage. No leaks confirmed.
Spout: Rust present inside; structurally intact.
Handle: Sturdy iron bail handle, no cracks or breaks.
Lid: Copper lid in good overall condition with minor scratches from use. Brass finial intact.
Recommended for display or careful decorative use.
【Shipping】
Ships from Kyoto, Japan via EMS (Japan Post)
Carefully wrapped and double-boxed for safe international delivery
Usually ships within 3 business days of payment
【Note】
This is a genuine antique item. Minor wear, patina, and surface rust are an inherent part of its age and authenticity. Please review all photographs carefully before purchasing. All sales are final.
Japan Rare Archive, Kyoto

