Rechteckiger Teller mit Hahn und zwei Hennen - photo 1
Rechteckiger Teller mit Hahn und zwei Hennen - photo 2

Rechteckiger Teller mit Hahn und zwei Hennen

Lot 2217
07.12.2017 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 19 000
AuctioneerVAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Köln
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Lot 2217 | Rechteckiger Teller mit Hahn und zwei Hennen
Estimate value
€ 7 000
Japan. Meiji-Zeit. Entwerfer: Watanabe Seitei oder Shôtei (1851-1918).

Kupfer mit musen shippô (ohne Stege) und yusen shippô. Rand mit lackiertem Kupfer eingefasst. Der Hahn und beide Hennen in weiß, strukturiert durch feine Grauabstufungen, auf einem
grauen Fond. Im Kontrast dazu Kamm und Kehllappen der Vögel in kräftigen Rottönen. Einzig
in diesem Bereich verwendete der Handwerker sehr feine, vergoldete Metallstege. 23 x 16,8cm, Höhe 0,8cm. Vorderseite Signatur und SiegeLänge: Seitei (Entwerfer). Rückseite verstreute Kirschblüten in Brauntönen. Im Zentrum in Silber das sakigake-Siegel der Werkstatt von Namikawa Sôsuke. Zustand A/B. Beilage: Japanischer Katalog mit Arbeiten von Namikawa Sôsuke mit Fotos, Beschreibungen und Kommentaren. Japanische watoshi-Bindung.
Provenienz:
-Laut Vorbesitzer war dieser Teller auf der Weltausstellung 1902 in Paris ausgestellt.
-Rheinische Privatsammlung. In den 1960er Jahren in Hamburg erworben

Info Japanese Arts and Crafts Meiji era
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