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Two red lacquer Japanese tea bowls with lids, decorated with traditional Asian design, sitting on black trays.

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Shino chawan, signed, Mino tradition with original tomobako

White Shino chawan with textured white and rust-orange glaze, sitting on a signed wooden tomobako, with a bamboo whisk and a folded cloth.

Shino chawan, signed, Mino tradition with original tomobako

Katō Shōzan's Oni-Shino chawan, rustic white with rust brown speckles and textured walls, alongside a bamboo whisk and scoop on a green tatami mat.

Oni-Shino chawan by Katō Shōzan, close-up. Thick white glaze with rust-brown speckles, drips, and visible crazing on its textured, indented surface.

Oni-Shino winter chawan signed by Katō Shōzan, Enshō-gama, Mino ware

Tenmoku matcha bowl by Mizue Katsukazu, drip glaze chawan with bamboo chasen

Tenmoku chawan rim close-up, Japanese matcha bowl drip glaze

Tenmoku dripglaze chawan signed Mizue Shoichi, Miko-gama Fukuoka, Shōwa period with original wooden tomobako box

Onta-yaki matcha chawan from the Kobukuro kiln, signed 鹿峰 Rokuhō, with tomobako and shiori

Deep brown chawan with blue speckled glaze and a bare clay foot, resting on a natural wooden slab. Behind it, a tomobako signed Rokuhō and a yellow shiori.

Onta-yaki matcha chawan from the Kobukuro kiln, signed 鹿峰 Rokuhō, with tomobako and shiori

Two Maruta Nobumasa Kuromuta-yaki bowls, inverted on wood, showing speckled clay with white drips, black strokes, and wine-red glaze patches.

Two shallow, speckled tea bowls with dripping white, black, and reddish-brown glazes. One rests on an inscribed wooden box, the other by a bamboo whisk, with an ukiyo-e print behind.

Two hira-chawan, shallow Kuromuta-yaki tea bowls from the Maruta Nobumasa kiln with tomobako

Nagasawa Minoru, Izushi-gama chawan with a soft grey-blue crackled glaze and pink blush visible in the interior, on a wooden surface.

Izushi ware chawan by Nagasawa Minoru, featuring a grey-blue crackled glaze with a faint pink blush, resting on a wooden surface.

Izushi ware chawan by Nagasawa Minoru, Izushi-gama, signed tomobako, Hagi style, Shōwa period

Tall red raku style tsutsu chawan with white drip glaze, Hioki Nanshū kiln, late Shōwa

Terracotta-colored tsutsu chawan with white drip glaze and textured finish, displayed on a green box with Japanese script, marked by Hioki Nanshū kiln.

Tall red raku style tsutsu chawan with white drip glaze, Hioki Nanshū kiln, late Shōwa

Tsutsu chawan with turquoise and grey crackle glaze, beside a wooden tomobako with Tsuchiya Issui inscription and a yellow ribbon, on a rustic wooden stand.

Tall tsutsu chawan with a vibrant turquoise interior transitioning to a cracked blue-grey. Its exterior features similar glaze with brown lines and subtle pink patches, on wood.

(sold) Hand thrown winter tsutsu chawan with layered turquoise and grey glaze, wooden box included

Kenzan chawan featuring dynamic yōhen glaze in ruby red, gold, and turquoise, perched on a rustic wood stand. A chasen and tomobako box are in the background.

Kenzan's Yōhen glazed chawan underside, with an unglazed sandy base featuring horizontal striations and the 権山 signature near the deep red, speckled glazed rim.

(sold) Glazed Tokoname-yaki chawan signed by Kenzan, with tomobako box, late Shōwa period

Aka-raku chawan signed by Sawada Hiroyuki, Myōkenzan Kurokawa kiln, with tomobako

Rugged, reddish-orange aka-raku chawan by Sawada Hiroyuki, with sandy texture, pitted surface, glossy patches, and white glaze drips. It rests on a light wooden box with black calligraphy.

Aka-raku chawan signed by Sawada Hiroyuki, Myōkenzan Kurokawa kiln, with tomobako

Mizushima Jirō chawan, textured blue-speckled grey glaze, leaning on wood to reveal its tan unglazed foot. Bamboo whisk nearby.

Mizushima Jirō's Kagurao-yaki blue chawan, a textured stoneware bowl with a bamboo tea whisk, on a wooden surface. A figurine and tomobako are in the blurred background.

Kagurao-yaki blue chawan by Mizushima Jirō, Denjirōbō kiln, with tomobako and shiori

Shino-yaki chawan, carved glaze pattern, Han'emon-gama kiln Mino Japan

Shino chawan with shiori provenance document, Han'emon-gama kiln genealogy

Shino-yaki chawan by Katō, Han'emon-gama kiln, with tomobako and shiori Shōwa period

Irregularly shaped Sangiri Bizen chawan by Inomata Masaaki, showing unglazed rust, orange, ash grey, and silver tones, on a tatami mat next to its signed wooden box.

Inomata Masaaki Sangiri Bizen chawan with rustic grey, rust, and orange firing patterns, holding a bamboo matcha whisk. The unglazed bowl sits on a tatami mat.

Sangiri Bizen chawan signed by Inomata Masaaki, Dentō Kōgeishi late Shōwa to Heisei period

White glaze chawan with blue ice crackle and iron oxide glaze flow, signed Sansōan with tomobako

Sansōan chawan with crackled blue-grey and rust-brown glaze, featuring ochre streaks and an unglazed red-brown foot, on a wooden surface.

White glaze chawan with blue ice crackle and iron oxide glaze flow, signed Sansōan with tomobako

Deguchi Eiji chawan with a rustic, wood-fired exterior, transitioning from deep reddish-brown and black to crackled, off-white glaze.

Deguchi Eiji chawan interior. Glossy, crackled glaze transitions from pale white and orange-brown to deep moss green with gold, thick rim.

(sold) Wood-fired chawan by Deguchi Eiji, Kakuzan-gama, with tomobako, Shōwa period

(sold) Ash-glazed jade kannyū chawan signed by Ishihara Shoji, tomobako, Shōwa period

Ishihara Shoji's ash-glazed chawan, showing its rough grey-green body and distinctively crackled jade-colored glaze. Front view on a dark wooden shelf.

(sold) Ash-glazed jade kannyū chawan signed by Ishihara Shoji, tomobako, Shōwa period

Hagi-yaki natsu-jawan matcha bowl beside signed tomobako wooden box, tatami mat, ukiyoe print background, Japan

Hagi ware summer chawan side view showing gently irregular kutsugata rim and pale crackled glaze

(sold) Hagi-yaki summer chawan with karahai glow, signed by Matsuura Mugen, Shōwa period

Inuyama-yaki chawan by Kujiro with original tomobako box and shiori, matsukawa bark glaze tea bowl

Matsukawa-gama chawan, brown bark-textured glaze exterior, Japanese tea ceremony bowl on wood stand

Inuyama-yaki matsukawa glazed chawan by signed by Osawa Kujiro Toen with tomobako Shōwa period

Shino chawan by Katsura kiln with white and red speckled glaze and crazing, a bamboo whisk, and tomobako with ribbon on a mat.

Side view of a winter chawan with its white-grey glaze textured by numerous irregular red-brown speckles, on a wooden surface.

Shino winter chawan with tomobako, red speckled glaze

(sold) Kuro chawan with carved cherry blossom, signed by Okugawa Katsuomi with tomobako, late Shōwa period

Okugawa Katsuomi's kuro chawan, black with a pale ash band, carved white cherry blossoms and gold branches, bamboo whisk inside. Red "SOLD" tag across top.

(sold) Kuro chawan with carved cherry blossom, signed by Okugawa Katsuomi with tomobako, late Shōwa period

Bizen Yakishime chawan named Tekifu with budō-iro fire effect, signed by Gekifūsei with original wooden tomobako, late Shōwa period

Yakishime chawan named Tekifu budō-iro purple fire effect signed Gekifūsei with original wooden tomobako displayed on wooden table with ukiyoe print in background, late Shōwa period Japan

Bizen Yakishime chawan named Tekifu with budō-iro fire effect, signed by Gekifūsei with original wooden tomobako, late Shōwa period

Ōbi-yaki chawan with signed tomobako wooden box and original atelier leaflet

Ōbi-yaki chawan base showing pressed atelier seal and glaze pooling

Ōhi-yaki chawan by Nakamura Chōami, ame-yu glaze, with tomobako and shiori from Kanazawa

Hagi-yaki matcha chawan with gohonde pink accents, Shōwa period

Hagi-yaki gohonde chawan displayed on a dark wood side table, Shōwa period Japanese matcha bowl

Hagi-yaki matcha chawan with gohonde pink accents, Shōwa period

Ao-Oribe chawan with painted figures and vine scrollwork, Mino ware from Shōwa period

Vintage bamboo chasen matcha whisk resting inside Ao-Oribe tea bowl overhead view green pooled glaze interior iron brushwork vine scroll on exterior Mino ware Japanese tea ceremony

Ao-Oribe chawan with painted figures and vine scrollwork, Mino ware from Shōwa period

Shira-hagi chawan Taizan kiln white Hagi ware matcha bowl displayed on wooden plank with original tomobako, Shōwa period ca. 1960 to 1975 Japan, ukiyoe print in background

White Taizan kiln chawan with an uneven rim and orange clay pushing through its speckled glaze, resting on a textured wood surface.

Shira-hagi chawan, Taizan kiln, white Hagi ware matcha bowl, original tomobako, Shōwa period, ca. 1960 to 1975

Kawazoe Juraku aka-raku chawan, front view with chasen whisk on tatami mat and tomobako

Signed base of Kawazoe Juraku matcha bowl, Juraku seal in spiral foot ring

Aka-raku chawan signed by Fukui Rakuin with original tomobako box, Shōwa period

(sold) Vintage Kyo-yaki chawan ice crackle glaze with tomobako box

Sōchi Kyo-yaki chawan from above. Iron-red exterior, interior with bright green ice crackle glaze and a yellowish-white rim.

(sold) Vintage Kyo-yaki chawan ice crackle glaze with tomobako box

Oni-Hagi-yaki chawan signed by Hirose Nanshū, founder of Tenpōzan kiln, with tomobako and shiori documentation, early Shōwa era

Oni-Hagi-yaki chawan Hirose Nanshū founder Tenpōzan kiln rough textured surface on wooden plank with tomobako and shiori, ukiyoe print in background,early Shōwa era Japan

Oni-Hagi-yaki chawan signed by Hirose Nanshū, founder of Tenpōzan kiln, with tomobako and shiori documentation, early Shōwa era

Hagi-yaki chawan Hirose Tanga Tenpōzan kiln with tomobako and shiori, Heisei era

Hagi-yaki chawan Hirose Tanga Tenpōzan, interior view with flame mark and tomobako

(sold) Hagi-yaki chawan signed by Hirose Tanga, Tenpōzan kiln, with tomobako and documentation

Hagi-yaki chawan by Kaneko Nobuhiko, salmon pink with white glaze drips, on its signed wooden tomobako with a tied strap, a bamboo whisk, and a tatami mat.

Kaneko Nobuhiko's Hagi-yaki chawan, salmon pink with visible wheel rings, crackled texture, and milky white glaze drips from the rim, on a tatami mat.

Hagi-yaki chawan signed by Kaneko Nobuhiko of the Jōzan kiln, with tomobako

Ki-Seto chawan by Yasuda Masahiro, signed with impressed seal, Shōwa period

Mustard-yellow, ridged Ki-Seto chawan by Yasuda Masahiro, with a dark green glaze drip, sits on a wooden stand against Japanese artworks.

Ki-Seto chawan by Yasuda Masahiro, signed with impressed seal, Shōwa period

(sold) Shirobizen yakishime summer chawan named Hakuchō, signed by Motoyama Izumi, with tomobako, late Shōwa period

Shirobizen chawan by Motoyama Izumi, a ceramic bowl with mottled white, grey, and reddish-orange patterns from fire marks, on a wooden surface.

(sold) Shirobizen yakishime summer chawan named Hakuchō, signed by Motoyama Izumi, with tomobako, late Shōwa period

Moriwaki Fumitada's Hagi-yaki chawan, a low, rounded pale pinkish-lavender tea bowl, rests on a tatami mat with a signed tomobako, shiori, and a bamboo chasen.

Underside view of a Hagi-yaki chawan by Moriwaki Fumitada. Unglazed foot with a chop mark, pale pinkish-lavender glazed body, on a green woven mat.

Hagi-yaki chawan by Moriwaki Fumitada, signed, with tomobako and shiori, Shōwa period

Hagi-yaki chawan by Moriwaki Fumitada: a low, pale blue-grey ceramic bowl, with a bamboo whisk, scoop, and patterned mat, and a calligraphed wooden box behind.

Hagi-yaki chawan Moriwaki Fumitada warikodai foot warm white glaze with signed tomobako, Shōwa period Japan, held in hands by woman wearing haori with matcha whisk in chawan

Hagi-yaki chawan signed by Moriwaki Fumitada with warikodai and signed tomobako, Shōwa period

(coming soon) Hagi-yaki Ido chawan by Tamamura Shōgetsu, Tokugetsu-gama

Hagi-yaki Ido chawan Tamamura Shōgetsu Tokugetsu-gama pale white glaze displayed on natural wood surface with tomobako in background and ukiyoe print Shōwa period Japan

(coming soon) Hagi-yaki Ido chawan by Tamamura Shōgetsu, Tokugetsu-gama

Aka-raku chawan with oxidation glaze, signed Ōno Kyūkō, late Shōwa period

Aka-raku chawan oxidation glaze hand-formed signed Ōno Kyūkō warm red clay body, late Shōwa period Japan, displayed next to chasen whisk on tatami mat with ukiyoe print in background

Aka-raku chawan with oxidation glaze, signed Ōno Kyūkō, late Shōwa period

(sold) Raku-yaki chawan named Gen, signed by Sengan, with tomobako, Shōwa period

Sengan's Raku-yaki chawan, Gen, with brown, orange, olive crackle glaze, and a calligraphed tomobako.

(sold) Raku-yaki chawan named Gen, signed by Sengan, with tomobako, Shōwa period

Crackle-glazed Hagi-yaki chawan by Tamamura Shōgetsu (1972), with a reddish foot, resting on its signed wooden box.

Close-up of a Hagi-yaki chawan by Tamamura Shōgetsu, showing a reddish clay rim with uneven white glaze dripping down its rough, textured body.

Hagi-yaki chawan signed by Tamamura Shōgetsu, Kōfūan kiln, dated 1972

Kyo-yaki chawan with yōhen glaze by Uno Tōru, signed, shown from above next to original tomobako, late Shōwa, interior view

Uno Tōru Kyo-yaki chawan, underside view showing blue and violet glaze pooling above a faceted reddish-brown foot and maker's seal.

(sold) Kyo-yaki chawan with yōhen glaze by Uno Tōru, signed, original tomobako, late Shōwa

(sold) Kutani-yaki Tenmoku matcha bowl by Teramae Tameichi with original tomobako, Shōwa

Kutani-yaki Tenmoku matcha bowl Teramae Tameichi iron glaze with colour variation held in hands, signed with original tomobako, Shōwa period Japan

(sold) Kutani-yaki Tenmoku matcha bowl by Teramae Tameichi with original tomobako, Shōwa

(sold) Shira-Hagi chawan by Yamato Yoshitaka, Matsuroku-gama, signed tomobako and kiln documentation, Taishō period

Hagi-yaki chawan Yamato Matsuroku-gama on wooden display stand, shira-Hagi glaze in warm peach tones, ukiyo-e prints in background

(sold) Shira-Hagi chawan by Yamato Yoshitaka, Matsuroku-gama, signed tomobako and kiln documentation, Taishō period

(sold) Seto matcha chawan, madara-yu glaze, signed Matsubara Yasuhiro, with tomobako box and documentation, ca. 1970

Matsubara Yasuhiro Seto matcha chawan, grey-blue with brown madara-yu spots. A bamboo matcha whisk is poised above.

(sold) Seto matcha chawan, madara-yu glaze, signed Matsubara Yasuhiro, with tomobako box and documentation, ca. 1970

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