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otherwise known as a mallet of fortune
the Meiji Emperor paid a visit to the family workshop in Himeji and purchased various utensils on behalf of the Imperial Palace
similar to the Art Noveau glazes used by Minpei-ware potters in the early 1900s
In 1984 he held a solo exhibition in Osaka sponsored by Mainichi Newspaper
Set of four Showa Glass Bowls kiyomizu rokubei ox otherwise known as a mallet*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a set of four Showa glass bowls made around 30 40 years ago. Each bowl is golden yellow and features a stylized flower on the base, and the sides are trimmed with a band of vertical lines. Excellent for serving fruit, sweets, or salad. Size H. 4. 6cm (1. 8) x Dia. 14cm (5. 5) Condition All four bowls are in very good