SMALL TENMOKU WAX RESIST TEACUP
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CharlieC- Number of posts : 488
Location : United Kingdom
Registration date : 2016-05-04
Re: SMALL TENMOKU WAX RESIST TEACUP
They call it a Guinomi now.
It looks very professionally made. Nice piece.Indeed, this type of item has been made by many 'Leach' style potters in recent years as a cheap entry level introduction to their work. By the very nature of what it is, its probably been made by a professional potter working in that umbrella 'Leach Anglo Japanese style. Which is probably as far as one can get, without a signature
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philpot- Number of posts : 6579
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Re: SMALL TENMOKU WAX RESIST TEACUP
Interesting... Thanks for that. I'll look into the Leach connection.
CharlieC- Number of posts : 488
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Re: SMALL TENMOKU WAX RESIST TEACUP
Its not really a Bernard or David Leach thing really. Bernard certainly never made any. Its definitely a Japanese thing, in fact it might more prosaically be a saki cup. But its that whole style of British potters influenced by Leach, and then honed on modern Japanese.
For instance, these Phil Rogers ones at Goldmark a couple of years ago,
https://discover.goldmarkart.com/80-guinomi-set-phil-rogers/
For instance, these Phil Rogers ones at Goldmark a couple of years ago,
https://discover.goldmarkart.com/80-guinomi-set-phil-rogers/
philpot- Number of posts : 6579
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Re: SMALL TENMOKU WAX RESIST TEACUP
I’m not seeing anything that makes me think Japanese, so likely to be British studio. But without a mark I don’t think it’ll be IDed, tbh. There’s no decoration or glaze I could point to to say this, that or other potter
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