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Mark: Nihon Yokohama - Matsushita No Sei.

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Multiple purchases are packed together to minimize shipping costs.

Since the last was not a succes he returned to Ishikawa where he worked at the Kutani Toki Kaisha cermaics company and taught at the Ishikawa Prefectural industrial Training school.

It is a distinctive Japanese pottery present during the Meiji period 1868 to 1912.

The style of this vase is very different than most Satsuma.

Most original items have the makers signature done by hand.

With a label reading "Takahashi Import Co - Made in Japan - San Francisco - 94103.

Ito Tozan II 1871-1937 Ito Tozan II was born as Shinsuke, the fourth son of Hisakuni Honda whose family served as advisors of the Zeze domain.

Kenzan produced quantities of pottery, included raku ware pottery covered with a lead glaze and fired at a comparatively lowtemperature , earthenware and porcelain but is assocciated the most with Kyo-yaki.