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Japanese Kettle for Tea Ceremony - JJXJ419

Jcollector Price: $795.00
Sale Price: $557.00

Outstanding Japanese cast-iron tea kettle, early 20th century. Large, globe-form featuring highly desirable arari (hail) or hobnail kettle design. Exceptional level of quality, great age-old patina. Artist seal/stamp. Comes with original kiri wood storage box. Very good, water-tight condition, great for the tea ceremony practitioner or enthusiast! Dimensions: 10” x 9”.

Japanese Sake Kettles, Iron & Copper Choshi

Japanese Sake Kettles, Iron and Copper Choshi - JJ991015

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Jcollector Price: $795.00
Sale Price: $595.00

Lovely pair Japanese cast-iron chôshi sake ewers or kettles, Meiji period, c. 1868-1912. Highly desirable arari (hail) or hobnail kettle design. Beautiful copper handles and incised lids. Choshi wine or sake holders were traditionally used for ceremonial purposes at shrines and temples. Very good condition. Dimensions: 7.5” high w/handle, 4” x 8.5” w/out.

Japanese Iron Water Kettle - Tea Ceremony

Japanese Iron Water Kettle for Tea Ceremony - JC97293

Jcollector Price: $1,195.00
Sale Price: $1,076.00

Inspired Japanese iron kama water kettle for the tea ceremony, early 20th century. Traditionally sits atop the furo or brazier for warming. Exceptional level of quality, chrysanthemum motif, finely patinated bronze lid. Foo dog handles. Comes with inscribed tomobako storage box. Very good condition. Dimensions: 8.5” high, 10” diameter.

Japanese Ceramic Tea Kettle - JJ9758

Jcollector Price: $395.00
Sale Price: $277.00

Unusual Japanese ceramic tea kettle used for the boiling of water in the tea ceremony, early-mid 20th century. Rustic skirt design with dramatic variegated finish. Traditional ring handles. Very good condition. Dimensions: 6.5" x 9".

Japanese Iron Kama Water Kettle, Taisho

Jcollector Price: $1,595.00

Fine Japanese iron kama water kettle for the tea ceremony by Sato Kiyomitsu, Taisho period, 1912-1926. Fine round Shippo design décor. Traditionally sits atop the furo or brazier for warming. Accompanied by sugi-wood tomobako box signed by Seiko Saku. Very good condition. Diameter: 13".