Here you’ll find pots, stands, and trees from my collection that are up for sale, check back often I’ll be adding all the time! As always, if there is any potter you’re looking for, or a nice specific type or style, drop me a line at Gastrognome at aol dot com.
If youd like more pictures, or are interested in any of the pots, feel free to drop me a line.
Kamiya Ryuen. Hand carved, single block construction, double center band soft rectangle with brown clay. This color shows off black pine bark very well. 5.4″. $300
Kamiya Ryuen, pear skin clay with cut corners, single block carved. Really nice and refined, nice smooth finish. 4.5″. $300
Kamiya Ryuen, soft rectangle with lip. Really pretty clay, 4.4″. $300
Kamiya Ryuen, tan clay diamond with cut feet and hand carved decorative triple band, signed. 4.7″. $300
Bigei, Tokoname. Some of her best work. Quince shape with lip and landscape carving, well burnished and showing some patina. 6″. SOLD
Nakawatari(middle crossing, 1816-1911) Chinese pot, red clay. 7″ by 5″ by 1.5″. Chop is 葛明祥, Katsumeisho in Japanese, a famous pottery family whose kiln dates to the 18th century, and is renowned for work other than Bonsai pottery. Thanks to Mr. Warren for the extra info! $500
Echizen Hosui 5-color painted pot, with original Turmeric cloth stamped by artist. 5.6″ by 4″ by 1.6″. $475
Metallic green glazed Echizen Hosui, 6″, 125$
Shohin Flowering Cherry, Seiwafu dragon pot, nice base and shape, pretty flowers! $350
Yellow Green Ikkou with wraparound glaze and signature stamp, red clay. 3″
150$
Heian Kouso, wraparound blue with nice patina, BIG! 17.5 by 14.8 by 2.8 inches. 250$
Bushuan, accent or Mini, really pretty multicolor glaze. 200$
Satomi Terahata, blue crackle glaze with patina, 6.75″ by 2.5″, $150
Satomi Terahata, 6.5″ by 2.25″, nice green with highlights, 125$
Toujaku. Unglazed, hand formed pot with stippling and carved Tanuki. I had a plan for this pot, to actually graft Shimpaku onto some old deadwood and plant it into this, that way it’s all aboveboard and labeled as a “Tanuki.”
150$.
Second Generation Tosui with landscape scene. Very nice, 4.5″ Tall.
125$
Koyo Juko. Tokoname. 3.5″ by 2.25″ tall. Nice yellow crackle. 100$
Every shohin pot collection needs some bold yellows! Shibakatsu, Tokoname, white clay, 5″ by 1.75″, PLANTED!
Nice blue Shibakatsu, from Tokoname. 5.5″ by 1.5″, SOLD
Yozan, Tokoname, Butter Yellow. 5″ by 1.75″. 65$
Pair of Heian Kousen, mini or accent. Interesting brownish green shot through with black, wraparound, and white with character under glaze. 3″. 90$
Shigeru Fukuda (Bushuan) 10.2cm by 5.7cm
A Bushuan with multiple glazes. A truly spectacular pot. $425
Watanabe Kazuhiro(Ikkou, Tokoname). Ikou blue banded rectangle, $75
Ogurayama, 4.5
Dark Green-Brown Ogurayama with white clay, Wraparound glaze and double stamp. $80
Heian Chikuzan, blue with bottom band. $100
Shohin size Itoh Gekkou. Characteristic paintings, some patina, though little, porcelain. $1200
Katoaka Shuho, Tokoname, 5.5″ Rustic yellow. 80$
American, Nick Lenz, 6″ by 4″tall. 85$
I’d like to see a couple more pictures of: Nice blue Shibakatsu, from Tokoname. 5.5″ by 1.5″. Thanks.
Sure, I shot some photos over to your email
It just received it today. Beautiful pot. Thank you.
You’re welcome Mark, I’m glad you like it!
Thanks for reading the blog!
What are is the size of the Gekho pot inside?
How can I Order an pot?
Pleas let my know,
Maarten
Hello Maarten,
My email is at the top of the page, Gastrognome at aol dot com.
The Gekkou is 5″ by 4″ by 1″ inside(that’s 12.5 by 10 by 2.5 cm for you guys across the pond. I thoroughly enjoy your website as well! I still refer people who contact my trying to identify European pots!