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Matsuyama kiln and Yoshidaya kiln

Small Ko-Kutani Style Sake Bottle

1847-1854

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Small Ko-Kutani Style Sake Bottle

1847-1854

Physical Qualities Earthenware with purple-brown, dark blue, light and dark green, and yellow glazes, 5 3/8 x 2 7/8 x 2 3/4 in. (13.6 x 7.3 x 7 cm.)
Credit Line Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dow Berggren, Bethesda, Maryland
Object Number 2007.323
Small sake bottle with everted rim, short and narrow neck, and body shaped into quadrangle; opposite sides of the body are decorated with large crysanthemum blossoms (purple on one side and dark blue on the opposite), with green leaves and stems; against a yellow ground filled with regularly placed small open circles; the glaze having pulled away from the lip creating a "temmoku" effect where the brown pigment oxidized in firing.
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 2007; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dow Berggren, Bethesda, Maryland

Markings: On bottom: "Kutani"

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Matsuyama kiln

1847–1871

1848-1872
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Yoshidaya kiln

1823–1830

1824-1831
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