秋田犬Akita Dog & Treasure - 雕刻 陶瓷 - 日本 (沒有保留價)





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日本信楽燒陶瓷雕塑,標題為秋田犬Akita Dog & Treasure,描繪坐立的秋田犬與財寶圖案,保存良好,寬32 cm、高26.5 cm、深14 cm,重約1.336 kg;未署名。
賣家描述
Impressive Vintage 信楽焼Shigaraki Ware 秋田犬Akita Dog & Treasure – Handcrafted Showa Period Japanese Ceramic Sculpture
Shipping method: DHL Express
The item will be carefully packed to ensure safe delivery.
This striking vintage Japanese ceramic sculpture is a piece of Shigaraki ware (Shigaraki-yaki), depicting a proud Akita dog standing beside a traditional treasure-inspired motif.
The dog is beautifully modeled with the characteristic features associated with the Akita: upright triangular ears, a powerful body, sturdy legs, and a tightly curled tail. Particular attention has been given to the expressive face, giving the dog a dignified yet charming character.
One of the most distinctive features of this sculpture is the treasure motif positioned beneath and beside the dog’s front paws. This unusual composition creates a strong sense of narrative, as though the Akita has discovered or is guarding a treasure.
The surface combines warm reddish-brown clay tones with rich olive-green and brown glazing. Natural variations in the glaze, speckled areas, and fine crazing contribute to the rustic character associated with traditional Japanese pottery. The contrast between glazed and more earthy areas gives the sculpture considerable depth and visual texture.
With a width of approximately 32 cm and a height of 26.5 cm, this is a substantial decorative piece with a strong presence. Its sculptural form makes it particularly appealing to collectors of Japanese ceramics, Shigaraki ware, Akita dog objects, animal sculptures, and vintage Japanese decorative arts.
Use: Decorative sculpture, interior display, Japanese pottery collection, Shigaraki ware collection, or Akita dog collection.
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Size
Height: 26.5 cm
Width: 32 cm
Depth: 14 cm
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Weight
1336 g / 1.336 kg
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Condition
Good vintage condition with age-related surface wear, glaze variations, fine crazing, and minor marks. Please examine the photographs carefully as they form an important part of the condition description.
賣家的故事
Impressive Vintage 信楽焼Shigaraki Ware 秋田犬Akita Dog & Treasure – Handcrafted Showa Period Japanese Ceramic Sculpture
Shipping method: DHL Express
The item will be carefully packed to ensure safe delivery.
This striking vintage Japanese ceramic sculpture is a piece of Shigaraki ware (Shigaraki-yaki), depicting a proud Akita dog standing beside a traditional treasure-inspired motif.
The dog is beautifully modeled with the characteristic features associated with the Akita: upright triangular ears, a powerful body, sturdy legs, and a tightly curled tail. Particular attention has been given to the expressive face, giving the dog a dignified yet charming character.
One of the most distinctive features of this sculpture is the treasure motif positioned beneath and beside the dog’s front paws. This unusual composition creates a strong sense of narrative, as though the Akita has discovered or is guarding a treasure.
The surface combines warm reddish-brown clay tones with rich olive-green and brown glazing. Natural variations in the glaze, speckled areas, and fine crazing contribute to the rustic character associated with traditional Japanese pottery. The contrast between glazed and more earthy areas gives the sculpture considerable depth and visual texture.
With a width of approximately 32 cm and a height of 26.5 cm, this is a substantial decorative piece with a strong presence. Its sculptural form makes it particularly appealing to collectors of Japanese ceramics, Shigaraki ware, Akita dog objects, animal sculptures, and vintage Japanese decorative arts.
Use: Decorative sculpture, interior display, Japanese pottery collection, Shigaraki ware collection, or Akita dog collection.
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Size
Height: 26.5 cm
Width: 32 cm
Depth: 14 cm
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Weight
1336 g / 1.336 kg
⸻
Condition
Good vintage condition with age-related surface wear, glaze variations, fine crazing, and minor marks. Please examine the photographs carefully as they form an important part of the condition description.

