Rare Kilns & Antiques

This collection features items of notable rarity, age, or collectible value — including pieces from lesser-known or discontinued kilns, antique ceramics, and works that carry historical or artistic significance beyond everyday tableware. Each piece is sourced secondhand and selected for qualities such as maker's marks, age-related patina, limited production, or distinctive craftsmanship that sets it apart from standard production ware.

 

Given the mixed nature of this category, provenance and condition notes are provided where available for individual listings.

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  • Shino Ware Yunomi Teacup — Ōji Kiln (王子窯), Hand-Formed, Signed Wooden Box

  • Kutani Ware Matcha Bowl (Chawan) — "Ayame" Iris Motif, Gold Ground, Signed, Wooden Box

  • Kuro Raku Tea Bowl (Black Raku Chawan) — Hand-Formed with Spatula-Carved Facets, Wooden Box

  • Seasonal Chawan Tea Bowl for Hinamatsuri — Emperor and Empress Dolls with Peach Blossoms, Enamel and Gold

  • Utsutsugawa Ware Plate — Hand-Painted White Heron (Shirasagi) Motif, Swirled Brown Ground

  • Oni-Hagi Yunomi Tea Cup– White Glaze with Split Foot

  • Oni-Hagi Ware Mug – Thick Shiro Hagi Glaze

  • Mumyoi Ware Yunomi Tea Cup Set — Sado Island Red Clay, Hand-Painted Fish Motif, Set of 4

  • Tsuboya Ware by Toshiyuki Kinjo Rice Bowl — Copper-Red Glaze, Medallion Fish Motif

  • Tsuboya Ware by Kiyomasa Kobashigawa Sake/Tea Cup — Abstract Iron and Copper-Red Glaze, Ryukyu Art

  • Tsuboya Ware by Arakaki Isao Tea Cup Pair — Iron-Painted Fish Motif

  • Copper-Red Glazed Studio Mug — Oxblood Drip Glaze, Crackle Interior

  • Antique Japanese Kutani Ware Footed Sake Cup — Kiku (Chrysanthemum) Thousand-Flower Design, Signed Base

  • Sōma-yaki Double-Walled Cups, Set of 4 — Crackle Celadon Glaze, Cutout Design, Horse Gold Accents

  • Yachimun Plate by Ken Sugawara - Hand-Painted Tenmoku Glaze, Cream Floral & Scroll Motif

  • Tsuboya Ryukyu Ware Dachibin Sake Flask, Nakagusuku Kiln, Okinawa

  • Tsuboya-yaki Hand-Painted Fish Motif Sake Flask