Kyoyaki Ceramic Vase with Phosphatic Splashes
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A Japanese Kyoyaki studio ceramic vase, Kiyomizu Rokubei V (1875-1959), circa 1940s, the square vase covered in an iron brown glaze with large abstracted phosphatic splashes down the sides, referencing Chinese Lushan phosphatic wares. Impressed Rokubei mark to the base. Together with tomobako (original signed wooden box) and original sealed cotton wrapping cloth. 30 cm high, 14 cm diameter. No visible faults or damage
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