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Japanese Edo Period Hirado Porcelain Sculpture of Mother and Puppies
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Description
Edo Period, Late 18th - Early 19th Century Hirado-ware porcelain sculpture. Hirado-ware refers to kilns under the Hirado daimyo family (feudal) rule during the Edo period in Japan. The Hirado territory was located in modern day Saga Prefecture in Kyushu Island in Southern Japan. Wonderfully expressive faces, and remarkably fine and subtle carved fur pattern.
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Dimensions
W. 5.5 in; H. 4.25 in; D. 4 in; W. 13.97 cm; H. 10.8 cm; D. 10.16 cm;
Message from Seller:
Naga Antiques, with over 45 years of expertise, is a renowned source for fine Asian antiques, specializing in Japanese screens, bronzes, ceramics, and more. Our diverse collection also includes Art Deco, American Modern, Continental, and Biedermeier furniture, available at our Hudson, NY gallery. For inquiries, contact 518.828.8585 or email thegallery@nagaantiques.com.
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