Stoneware Yunomi for ID
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abstract*toad- Number of posts : 704
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Re: Stoneware Yunomi for ID
The foot doesn't look typically Japanese but it could be. What is the size?
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Re: Stoneware Yunomi for ID
It's a fraction over 2.75 inches in height and around 3.25 inches across the top.
The reason I mentioned it possibly being a tourist piece is because this (along with the stoneware cup & some other bits I've yet to put on) had sat in a storage locker for some time, before I bought them. The family that owned the collection did travel and maybe bought a piece or three back with them.
I'm guessing, trying to join the dots.
The reason I mentioned it possibly being a tourist piece is because this (along with the stoneware cup & some other bits I've yet to put on) had sat in a storage locker for some time, before I bought them. The family that owned the collection did travel and maybe bought a piece or three back with them.
I'm guessing, trying to join the dots.
abstract*toad- Number of posts : 704
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Re: Stoneware Yunomi for ID
It could be Japanese, even with the foot but, from experience the foot of the other cup you listed looks more Japanese.
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Re: Stoneware Yunomi for ID
Thanks again for your thoughts studio, I am pretty clueless with regards origins of all of the pieces. I just loved them when I bought them.
I shall continue to dig around
I shall continue to dig around
abstract*toad- Number of posts : 704
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Re: Stoneware Yunomi for ID
You just have to keep buying things that you like or at least looking at and handling them.
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I agree studio, though more looking and handling than buying. Trouble is at boots there's a lot to tempt and my self control isn't always on point.
Auctions are a different matter and I only go to two nowadays, both local and pleasant to peruse.
Auctions are a different matter and I only go to two nowadays, both local and pleasant to peruse.
abstract*toad- Number of posts : 704
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Re: Stoneware Yunomi for ID
Nick Caiger-Smith has a similar mark - an N with a line through it
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Re: Stoneware Yunomi for ID
Thanks Naomi I'll have a look into that one.
abstract*toad- Number of posts : 704
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Re: Stoneware Yunomi for ID
Possibly Michael Woods, circa 1980's.
abstract*toad- Number of posts : 704
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Re: Stoneware Yunomi for ID
Not his usual mark. Do you have another of his with this mark for comparison?
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Re: Stoneware Yunomi for ID
Looks identical to the one in the book Naomi, though that's impressed twice, not painted, I've just discovered
abstract*toad- Number of posts : 704
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Re: Stoneware Yunomi for ID
Ah, ok. Yes his mark is impressed rather than painted. I'm not sure if they are meant to be kanji characters or a couple of trees
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Now you mention it, they do look like a couple of trees lol.
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