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Sake bottle

Description

Bottle of porcelain painted in underglaze blue with conventional flowers and foliage, for offering sake to the gods: Japan, Hizen Province, Kameyama, 18th or early 19th century

Museum reference

A.1901.275

Collection

Object name

Production information

Kameyama-shi, Mie-ken, Japan, East Asia

Date

18th - early 19th century

Materials

Physical description

Porcelain; painted in underglaze blue with conventional flowers and foliage

Associations

Bowes, James Lord, 1834 - 1899
Bowes Collection

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Inkstand / handle

Inkstand / handle

One of three parts of a silver inkstand in the form of a curling stone, by Robb and Whittet, Edinburgh, 1837 - 1838, presented by Penicuik Curling Club to their secretary James Jackson in 1838

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