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Large Tenmoku Bowl “Wind”, Hisada Shigeyoshi  Japanese, Stoneware with iron (tenmoku) glaze, Japan
Hisada Shigeyoshi
1994
Six-Lobed Deep Bowl, Kamada Kōji  Japanese, Stoneware with tenmoku glaze, Japan
Kamada Kōji
2004
Teabowl, Clay covered with a Tenmoku glaze (Seto ware), Japan
Japan
19th century
Galaxy, Kondō Takahiro  Japanese, Porcelain with tenmoku and beaded "silver-mist" glazes, Japan
Kondō Takahiro
2004
Teabowl, Clay covered with a gray glaze (gray Tenmoku), Japan
Japan
Ovoid Vessel, Kamada Kōji  Japanese, Stoneware with tenmoku glazes in black and brown, Japan
Kamada Kōji
2008
Japan
18th–19th century
Jar with Cover, Ikkan, Pottery (Tenmoku glaze), China
Cover made by Ikkan
Stand for a Tenmoku Teabowl, Wood with red over black lacquer; Negoro ware, Japan
Japan
15th–16th century
Teabowl, Pottery covered by a glaze; metal rim (Kiyomizu ware, Tenmoku style), Japan
Japan
19th century
Tea bowl, Stoneware with golden-black hare's fur glaze (Tenmoku ware?), China
China
12th–13th century
Tea bowl, Stoneware with golden-black hare's fur glaze (Tenmoku ware?), China
China
12th–13th century
Designer Brother Thomas
1986
Teabowl, Nonomura Ninsei  Japanese, Clay covered with a warm Seto glaze and a border of white enamel (Awata ware), Japan
Nonomura Ninsei
18th century
Teabowl, Eiraku Wazen  Japanese, Clay with speckled glaze (Kyoto ware, Bizen type), Japan
Eiraku Wazen
1850
Teabowl, Eiraku Wazen  Japanese, Clay; thick glaze, sufflé with touches of black inside and out (Eiraku ware), Japan
Eiraku Wazen
ca. 1850
Teabowl, Clay covered with a transparent, mottled glaze and enamel decoration (Kiyomizu ware), Japan
Japan
19th century
Teabowl, Furoshi Shōsai  Japanese, Dark brown clay; thin brown glaze and thick, running glaze of flecked gray (Settsu ware), Japan
Furoshi Shōsai
ca. 1860
Teabowl, Clay with a glaze; decoration of inlaid white slip inside (Takatori ware), Japan
Japan
18th century
Teabowl, Clay covered with a thin glaze (Ko Seto type), Japan
Japan
19th century
Teabowl, Clay with thick glaze; inside originally gilded; foot unglazed; silver rim (Banko pottery), Japan
Japan
ca. 1820
Teabowl, Clay burned red, covered with a mottled glaze (Kyoto ware), Japan
Japan
19th century
Teabowl, Clay covered with a transparent crackled glaze over a black decoration (Kiyomizu ware), Japan
Japan
19th century
Teabowl, Clay; brilliant glaze with irregular splashes (Satsuma ware, Betsukafu type), Japan
Japan
ca. 1853
Teabowl, Clay covered with a transparent crackled glaze over patches of white slip (Kiyomizu ware), Japan
Japan
19th century
Teabowl, Seizan  Japanese, Clay; coarse gray glaze, stopping short of foot (Kyoto ware), Japan
Seizan
ca. 1840
Teabowl, Clay covered with a thick, speckled glaze, number two incised  (Owari province, Oribe type), Japan
Japan
18th century
Teabowl, Uneven lip, slightly bulging sides, small unglazed foot; light brown clay, brown and black glaze; inside, large splash of red glaze (Raku ware), Japan
Japan
ca. 1820
Teabowl, Paste covered with glaze and splashes of transparent glaze; enameled designs (Kiyomizu ware), Japan
Japan
19th century
Teabowl, Clay covered with a black glaze and mottled areas (Raku ware), Japan
Japan
17th century
Teabowl, Nin'ami Dōhachi (Takahashi Dōhachi II)  Japanese, Distinct wheelmarks; unglazed foot; fawn-colored clay, very thin; pinkish glaze (Kiyomizu ware), Japan
Nin'ami Dōhachi (Takahashi Dōhachi II)
ca. 1850
Teabowl, Clay containing small felspathic crystals, covered with a  thin glaze and a second mottled glaze around the rim (Shigaraki ware), Japan
Japan
18th century
Teabowl, Tokunyu  Japanese, Clay partly covered with a dull black glaze (Raku ware), Japan
Tokunyu
ca. 1770
Teabowl, Kenzan III  Japanese, Clay, ribbed and covered a mottled glaze (Kenzan ware), Japan
Kenzan III
early 19th century
Teabowl, Tokunyu  Japanese, Pottery with black glaze (Raku ware), Japan
Tokunyu
ca. 1770
Teabowl, Raku Tannyu  Japanese, Clay partly covered with a shiny black glaze, Japan
Raku Tannyu
ca. 1840

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