Yuan Qing Magnetic Peony Tang Cao Wen large vase
Height 69.5, caliber 32.5, base diameter 18 cm
The device has a repair, the previous one is a picture of the heisei 15 years before the restoration
Original Celadon Chrysanthemum Arabesque Vase
Height 24.5, caliber 11.0, bottom diameter 6.9 cm
Green magnetic float peony text bottle
Height 19.0, caliber 6.3, base diameter 8.3 cm
Donated by Mr. Tamsuke Yokokawa
Although the device is not dated, its era characteristics are distinct, and it can be regarded as the Longquan firing of the Yuan Dynasty. The phenomenon of the removal of the upper middle of the neck is also seen in the Longquan Celadon in the Topkapi Palace Museum in Istanbul, Turkey, which is caused by the reprocessing and modification of the artifacts according to local food customs and aesthetic customs, but it may also be caused by the severe damage of the truncated parts.
Ming Celadon Peony Arabesque Bundai Bottle
Height 59.4, caliber 23.3, base diameter 13.6 cm
Donated by Yoshio Tanaka in 1874
The vessel weighs more than 13 kilograms and is a model of the Ming Dynasty Longquan ware. Such large vases are treasured by temples and other temples in Japan.
Yoshio Tanaka (1838–1916) was a naturalist from the end of the shogunate to the Meiji period (Naturalism in Japan generally refers to zoology, botany, and mineralogy), agronomist, and fisheries scientist, and the "father of museums" in Japan. He received sinology and western studies from an early age, and in his early years studied medicine and Materia Medica (Chinese herbal medicine) with Keisuke Ito, and later took charge of property science. In 1867, as an important member of the shogunate, Tanaka Yoshio took his own insect specimens to Paris to participate in the Second World Exposition. Tanaka, who became a Meiji government official after returning to China, based on his experience in Paris, proposed various proposals for museums and expositions, and successively proposed the establishment of various social and educational facilities (museums, zoos and botanical gardens, libraries) and the implementation of the domestic exposition. The Library (the predecessor of the National Diet Library), the Museum (the predecessor of the Tokyo National Museum and the National Museum of Science), and the Ueno Zoo were built on this basis.
He has successively served as the director of the Agricultural Affairs Bureau of the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce, the director of the museum, the member of the Senate, and the member of the House of Nobles. Throughout his life, he pursues pragmatism, takes "practicality" as the belief, researches and popularizes things that are beneficial to society, publicizes new technologies, inventions, and new products to the society, and participates in the establishment of various schools, educational institutions, and societies. In 1906, he was awarded the Order of the Rainbow Medal first class, and in 1915 he was awarded the title of "Baron" for his outstanding achievements in various fields such as academia and agriculture, forestry and fishery administration.
Celadon Erythema Vase
Height 20.3, caliber 15.4, base diameter 11.7 cm
This vessel is not dated or the kiln mouth. According to the analysis of its tire glaze and process characteristics, the author believes that it is fired in Longquan in the Yuan Dynasty and is a product of the big kiln area in the core production area of Longquan. Regarding the copper erythema of Longquan, the author has a special article on the discussion (point breaking the blue sky | Talk about the "red color" of Longquan kiln celadon porcelain, this product has a large area of red spots, and the copper red color is bright, which is a rare example of copper red spots.
Former Celadon Peony Arabesque Bunka Furnace
Height 11.7, caliber 16.3 cm
Donated by Mr. Shigeru Hirota
Yuan ~ Ming Longquan flower furnace
Such longquan kiln bottle furnaces with holes at the bottom are mostly found in Ming Dynasty products.
Ming Celadon Mouth Incense Burner Inscription Blue King
Height 6.5, caliber 7.3 cm
Donated by Naoaki Matsudaira
Ryonao Matsudaira, the thirteenth head of the Unshu Matsudaira family, the lord of the Matsue domain
Former Flying Celadon Night Study Lid
Height 7.8, diameter 6.8 cm
The word "night study" is said to have been passed down from China, and the Japanese believe that the seat is a lampstand for ancient Chinese scholars to pick up lamps and read and place lighting lamps at night.
According to the relevant excavation data of the mainland, such small utensils with small size and imitation furniture style are mostly popular in the Yuan Dynasty and are generally used to place small bottles. In 1984, a long-necked Jizi bottle with a seat was excavated from the cellar of Hecheng Town, Qingtian County, which is an example, and the Longquan Museum also has related collections. (See Zhu Boqian's Longquan Kiln Celadon, pages 192-193)
Bright blue magnetic flower pot table
Height 16.3, caliber 23.4, bottom diameter 16.5 cm
The glaze characteristics of this vessel are very close to those of longquan official kilns in the early Ming Dynasty. "Longquan Great Kiln Maple Cave Rock Unearthed Porcelain" page 146, plate 107 ware seat is included in the "Yongle Official Instrument".
Celadon Horse Cup
Caliber 13.7, height 13.0, bottom diameter 5.7 cm
This piece is not dated. In terms of artifact style, it is between Yuan ming and Yuan.
Yuan - Ming Celadon Arabesque Fumima Cup
Ming Celadon Plate
Height 3.0, caliber 15.8, bottom diameter 3.9 cm
Although this device is marked as "Ming", its shape is actually a typical disc type of Longquan in the Yuan Dynasty.
Original Celadon Iron SpotTed Dish
Height 3.6, diameter 16.4, bottom diameter 5.3 cm
Hirota Kosai Kyuzo
Bright blue magnetic flower wenshui finger
Height 10.4, caliber 21.9, foot diameter 10.3 cm
Ming Celadon Arabesque Welionhana Platter
Height 9.8, caliber 61.5, bottom diameter 40.7 cm, weight 15871 grams
Akira Celadon Bottle
Height 38.9, caliber 6.8, base diameter 10.4 cm
Original to Ming Celadon Iron Madara Yasenbun Octagonal Bottle
Height 19.8, caliber 4.3, base diameter 7.0×6.7 cm
Ming Celadon Engraved Flower Peony Arabesque Bottle
Height 28.7, caliber 6.2, bottom diameter 9.2 cm
Ming Celadon Lotus Valve Bun
Height 10.8, caliber 20.6, bottom diameter 6.8 cm
Celadon Plate
Height 4.9, caliber 17.4, bottom diameter 10.7 cm
This piece is not dated. Its craftsmanship style is similar to that of the Longquan Guan kiln in the early Ming Dynasty, which should be burned by longquan in the early Ming Dynasty.
Celadon Engraved Flower Arabesque Bunka
"Daimei Sentoku Ryusen" Inscription
Original to Ming Celadon Quadrant With Earrings
Height 27.5, caliber 4.3, bottom diameter 6.8 cm
With double ear flower under the green celadon
Height 25.6, caliber 4.2, base diameter 8.3 cm
This slender-necked vase is loved by tea people in Japan and has always been cherished by the world.
Yuan ~ Ming Qing magnetic engraving flower under the amphora
Height 18.5, caliber 3.1, base diameter 6.8×5.7 cm
Akira Celadon String Vase
Height 27.1, caliber 8.8, base diameter 9.4 cm
Celadon Hollow Bottle
Height 20.0, caliber 8.2, bottom diameter 6.5 cm
This piece is not dated. Personally, I think it is a product of the middle and late Ming Dynasty.
Longquan kiln paddle flower amphora
This piece is not dated. Personally, I believe that it is a product of the late Ming Dynasty.
Former Celadon Vase
The height is 17.9, the caliber is 14.9, and the bottom diameter is 13.0 cm
Yuan ~ Ming Qing magnetic flower text octagonal pot with lid
Pass height 41.0 caliber 18.8 base diameter 17.0 cm
Donated by Junkichi Kouyama
Shunyoshi Cocoon Mountain Sonataro Ofayama, second-generation president of Cocoon Mountain Ryusendo.
Yuan ~ Ming Qing magnetic flower text has a lid pot
The total height is 35.6, the diameter is 26.5, and the bottom diameter is 18.0 cm
Ming Qing magnetic peony Tang Cao Wen has a lid pot
Height 27.6, caliber 23.6, bottom diameter 30.0 cm
Original Celadon Vase
The height of the traverse is 5.0, the height is 4.0, the diameter is 2.8, the diameter of the bottom is 2.8, and the diameter of the tungsten is 3.6 cm
Donated by Mr. Akimori Ozaki
The Japanese refer to such lid jars as "sake pots", but the size of this piece is difficult to use as a sake vessel.
Ming Celadon Lion Incense Furnace
Height 16.8, caliber 5.5, base diameter 11.3 cm
Ming Celadon Arabesque Wen Bi-Ear Incense Furnace
Height 24.3, caliber 25.2 cm
Ming LongQuan amphora incense burner
Celadon biao-eared incense burner
This piece is not dated. Personally, I think it is a Ming Dynasty product.
Ming Celadon Flower Inkstone
Height 13.7, width 12.7, 4.6 cm tall
Donated by Mr. Yoshiharu Aoyama, a modern Japanese landlord Aoyama Sugiame
Ming Celadon Head Monopoly Inkstone
Height 20.9, width 13.4 cm
Bright green magnetic screen
Height 29.5, width 30.6 cm
Celadon Kannon InkStone
Height 25.5 cm
This piece is not dated. This kind of Buddhist shrine Guanyin is mostly found in the Longquan kiln of the Yuan Dynasty.
Statue of Mary Kannon (Mother)
Important Cultural Properties
Height 20.9 cm
This Piece of Kannon porcelain is damaged and not in good condition, but it has been officially designated as an "Important Cultural Property" by Japanese officials. The author has inquired about limited relevant information, and it is judged that this Kannon statue was once the old shrine of Nagasaki. It can be seen that in Japan's evaluation of the grade of collections, the value of cultural relics is often higher than the artistic value.
Statue of Emperor Ming Celadon-Seki
Height 22.1, base diameter 10.4 cm