Antique Japanese Meiji Era Sumida Gawa Vase Climbing Figures Red Flambe Ishiguro Koko 8.5" LS#088 Mirror ” referring to geta—traditional Japanese

” referring to geta—traditional Japanese wooden sandals

This is a vintage Chinese late marble or hard igneous stone name stamp known as an inkan

Depth = 3/4”

This is essentially actual size at the standard measurements of 15

Antique Japanese Meiji Era Sumida Gawa Vase Climbing Figures Red Flambe Ishiguro Koko 8.5" LS#088 Mirror ” referring to geta—traditional JapaneseSumida Gawa export vase by Ishiguro Koko with applied climbing figures in blue patterned kimono, vivid red lava ground with dramatic tenmoku and celadon flambe drip over a lobed mouth Japan, Meiji Period, late 19thearly 20th century A tall cylindrical Sumida Gawa vase bearing the mark of Ishiguro Koko (), one of the named potters working in the Asakusa tradition alongside the Ryosai family. The form is distinctive tapering cylinder rising to a