Takeshi Yasuda Studio Pottery Tea Bowls or Yunomis Signed by the artist. The stamp was used pre 1992 hence the date it was produced. The Sancai glaze or 3 coloured glaze is used together with a’sprig’ decoration which those familiar with his work will recognise. One of them as in all meoto pairs is larger […]
Takeshi Yasuda Studio Pottery Tea Bowl Yunomi Signed. The Slipware and use of colour is different to his recent work involving sancai and three colour glazes (as my other Yasuda listings). This Yunomi is free from any chips, cracks or repairs. This work is early – this stamp was used on his work in the […]
Takeshi Yasuda pinched mug/ small vase. Studio ceramic hand made ceramic. Bought in art gallery: les beaux arts in Bath. See photos for dimensions.
In excellent condition with grazing all over 16 cm x 18 cm cm widest. Any questions please message me.
A stoneware twin handled shallow sprung bottom bowl covered in green ash glaze. Diameter 33.5cm (including handles). Excellent condition some crazing. Any questions please message me.
Takeshi Yasuda Studio Pottery creamware squirrel tail milk jug Signed with a label including the number TY 1331. The paper label with the red character on it was used post 1985 until 1999. The milk jug is decorated in a pale yellow’crackle glaze’ and is free from any cracks chips or repairs. Stands 14 cm […]
Takeshi Yasuda Studio Pottery Tea Bowl Yunomi Signed. This work is early – this stamp was used on his work in the late 70’s and early eighties.
– Contemporary Studio Pottery Vase – Takeshi Yasuda? . More research is required to identify the potter but it could be an early work by Takeshi Yasuda? .
Sancailead-glazed ceramics of the late 7th and early 8th century Chinese Tang dynasty. Yasuda’s creation is stoneware, fired in an electric kiln, rather than the earthenware of the Tang Dynasty. Takeshi Yasuda is a Japanese potter who was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1943.
– Contemporary Studio Pottery Vase – Takeshi Yasuda? More research is required to identify the potter but it could be an early work by Takeshi Yasuda? 9 inches tall (approx) Perfect condition Signed to base.