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Japanese Sumida Ware Vase with Two Men on Rocky Ledge by Inoue Ryosai II
Located in Van Nuys, CA
It has been recorded that Inoue Ryosai admired and used glazes similar to the Shiwan wares.
Pottery
Antique Japanese Sumida Gawa Pottery Tea Set Monkeys Figures, Early 20th Century
Located in Amsterdam, Noord Holland
A great number of the pieces are probably the work of a single family - Inoue Ryosai I (1828-), Inoue Ryosai II (born c. 1860), and Inuoue Ryosai III (1888-1971) who moved the manufa...
Porcelain
Inoue Ryosai, Sumida Pottery Piece (Children playing on cliff)
By Inoue Ryosai
Located in West Hollywood, CA
Sumida Gawa was popular in the late 1800's. This colorful ware was made for export to the West and is usually heavy and covered with figures in relief. It got it's name from the Sumi...
Inoue Ryosai, Sumida Pottery Piece (3 women and a honey pot)
By Inoue Ryosai
Located in West Hollywood, CA
Sumida Gawa was popular in the late 1800's. This colorful ware was made for export to the West and is usually heavy and covered with figures in relief. It got it's name from the Sumi...
Antique Early 20th Century Japanese Sumida Gawa Pottery Vase Inoue Ryosai
Located in Amsterdam, Noord Holland
A great number of the pieces are probably the work of a single family - Inoue Ryosai I (1828-), Inoue Ryosai II (born c. 1860), and Inuoue Ryosai III (1888-1971) who moved the manufa...
Earthenware
Sumida Gawa Signed Ryosai Japanese Pottery Ceramic Glazed Vase, Early 1900s
By Sumida Gawa
Located in Studio City, CA
This vase was likely made by renowned potter Inoue Ryosai His signed mark is on the side.
Stoneware
Large and Rare Japanese Sumida Gawa Vase Inoue Ryosai
By Inoue Ryosai
Located in Chicago, IL
Signed with the makers mark of Inoue Ryosai, drawn in blue on a white vessel.
Ceramic
The French sculptor shaped dense blocks into tactile forms meant to be used and held.
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The brilliantly simple design turns a modest bouquet into a major statement.
The Greek tragedian is said to have been handsome in his day.
Even for those who don’t indulge, elegant smoking accessories and audacious art portraying cigar enthusiasts hold a nostalgic allure.
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The free-form stoneware piece is inspired by the magnolia tree and its associations with home.