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Classifications: Ceramics

Classifications: Ceramics
Plate
Japanese
18th-19th century
98.47.11.1
Plate
Japanese
18th-19th century
98.47.11.2
Plate
Japanese
18th-19th century
98.47.11.3
Plate
Japanese, Arita
18th-19th century
98.47.11.4
Plate
Japanese, Arita
18th-19th century
98.47.11.5
Soba cup
Japanese
ca. 1800
98.47.13.1
Soba cup
Japanese
ca. 1800
98.47.13.2
Plate
Japanese, Arita
17th century
92.47.16.1
Plate
Japanese, Arita
17th century
92.47.16.2
Lobed plate
Japanese, Arita
second half of 17th century
98.47.2.5
Tea cup, named “Red Plum in Winter”
Donyu (Raku III)
early 17th century
52.67
Tea bowl, named “Jewel Beetle”
Donyu (Raku III)
17th century
52.68
Lobed plate
Japanese, Arita
second half of 17th century
98.47.2.1
Lobed plate
Japanese, Arita
second half of 17th century
98.47.2.2
Lobed plate
Japanese, Arita
second half of 17th century
98.47.2.3
Lobed plate
Japanese, Arita
second half of 17th century
98.47.2.4
Bowl
Karatsu
1568-1615
51.207
Flower vase
Japanese
late 16th - early 17th century
51.208
Medicine jar; Sue ware
Japanese
711-794
56.245
Covered Incense box: Oribe ware
Japanese
17th or 18th century
49.228
Haso ware vessel
Japanese
3rd-6th century
51.204
Plate
Japanese
late 16th - early 17th century
51.205
Seto vase:  stamped decoration
Japanese
1185-1333
51.206
Large plate
Japanese, Arita
late 17th century
76.22
Cake tray:  single bamboo
Ogata Kenzan
early 18th century
36.55
Ten-sided dish
Japanese, Arita
early 18th century
76.98
Square bottle
Japanese, Arita
18th century
76.99
Tri-lobed dish
Japanese
92.47.60.2
Tri-lobed dish
Japanese
92.47.60.3
Tri-lobed dish
Japanese
92.47.60.4
Suiseke
Japanese
92.47.60.5
bowl
Japanese
3rd century
SC95.49
Tri-lobed dish
Japanese
92.47.60.1
Plate
Japanese, Arita
early 17th century
62.17
Paperweight
Japanese
late 18th - early 19th century
62.19
Three kiln-waste bowl
Japanese, Arita
ca. 17th century
92.47.18.1

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