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Manufactuur Oud-Loosdrechtc. 1778 – c. 1782 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea service for two people (<t?te-ê-t?te>) 创作者: Manufactuur Oud-Loosdrecht 创作日期: c. 1778 – c. 1782 实际尺寸: h 9.2cm – d 8cm 外部链接: See more details about this work on the Rijksmuseum Website 材质: porcelain (material) 该作品收藏于： Rijksmuseum

麦森瓷器c. 1725 – c. 1730 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea service and stand 创作者: Meissener Porzellan Manufaktur, Johannes Engelbrecht, Gottfried Jakob Mayr 创作日期: c. 1725 – c. 1730 外部链接: See more details about this work on the Rijksmuseum Website 材质: porcelain (material) 该作品收藏于： Rijksmuseum

Porzellanmanufaktur Frankenthalc. 1765 – c. 1770 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea service 创作者: Porzellanmanufaktur Frankenthal 创作日期: c. 1765 – c. 1770 外部链接: See more details about this work on the Rijksmuseum Website 材质: porcelain (material) 该作品收藏于： Rijksmuseum

Manufactuur Oud-Loosdrechtc. 1774 – c. 1778 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea service 创作者: Manufactuur Oud-Loosdrecht 创作日期: c. 1774 – c. 1778 实际尺寸: h 3.8cm – d 6.8cm 外部链接: See more details about this work on the Rijksmuseum Website 材质: porcelain (material) 该作品收藏于： Rijksmuseum

Designed by Margarete Heymann-L?benstein-Marks (German, 1899–1990)和Manufactured by Ha?l Werkst?tten (Marwitz, Germany, 1923–1934)ca. 1930 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea Service 创作者: Designed by Margarete Heymann-L?benstein-Marks (German, 1899–1990)、 Manufactured by Ha?l Werkst?tten (Marwitz, Germany, 1923–1934) 日期: ca. 1930 Dimensions: teapot: 5 1/2 × 10 1/4 × 6 3/4 in. (13.97 × 26.04 × 17.15 cm) sugar bowl: 4 × 6 3/8 × 5 in. (10.16 × 16.19 × 12.7 cm) creamer: 3 3/8 × 6 1/2 × 4 1/2 in. (8.57 × 16.51 × 11.43 cm) each teacup: 2 3/4 × 5 1/8…

Chantilly Porcelain Manufactoryabout 1730 – 1735 该作品的收藏者： A tea pot, lidded sugar bowl, and two cups and saucers made of soft-paste porcelain fit neatly onto a flat, lobed tray. These pieces are all shaped in the form of stylized leaves. Unusually, the set does not include a milk jug; as there is no room for one on the tray, one was evidently never made for this set. Each element of this tea service is covered with a tin glaze, giving it an even creamy-white color as a ground for the…

Tucker China Factoryc. 1826 – 1838 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea Plate 日期: c. 1826 – 1838 实际尺寸: w1.3 x h1.3 x d16 cm (overall) Maker: Tucker China Factory Credit Line: The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The Bayou Bend Collection, given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Couper, Jr. 类型: Ceramics 材质: Hard-paste porcelain with enamel and gilding 该作品收藏于： The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Studio of NinseiEdo period, 17th century 该作品的收藏者： Nonomura Ninsei is well known in the history of early modern Japanese pottery as a master of Omuroyaki, the kiln of which used to be located in front of Ninnaji Temple in Omuro, Kyoto. While the exact time when Omuroyaki began is still unknown, it is estimated to be around 1647. Ninsei's pottery with on-glaze decoration is known to have been completed by 1656 or 1657. Although Ninsei's common name was Seiemon, he used the name Ninsei since he was granted the seal…

NONOMURA Ninsei17th century 该作品的收藏者： This tea jar, decorated in bright enamels with a spring landscape of the famous cherry blossom viewing site of Mt. Yoshino, is one of the most highly regarded works of Kyoto's foremost ceramic artist, Nonomura Ninsei. It is among the largest of Ninsei's surviving tea jars, and bears one of his most vivid, painterly designs in the lively blossoms in the rich gold, silver and red underglaze pigments that encircle its generous circumference. Ninsei wares are known for their fine wheel-throwing, and this jar is thrown…

Seiemon mid-17th century 该作品的收藏者： Kyoto Prefecture; Edo period, mid-17th century 作品介绍 标题: Tea Leaf Jar 创作者: Seiemon 日期: mid-17th century 位置: Japan 实际尺寸: w9.5 x h12 inches Credit Line: Asia Society, New York: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Collection, 1979.251 类型: Ceramic 材质: Stoneware painted with overglaze enamels and silver (Kyoto ware) 该作品收藏于： Asia Society

理查德·马奎斯1971 – 1972 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea Kettle and Fabric Cozy 日期: 1971 – 1972 title: Tea Kettle and Fabric Cozy object name: Sculpture dimensions: (a) Teapot H: 22.8 cm, W: 22.4 cm, D: 18.8 cm; (a) Teapot H (with handle down): 13.8 cm; (a) Teapot Base Diam: 18.8 cm artist: Marquis, Richard (American, b. 1945), Artist additional makers: Vail, Jan, Seamstress, Fabric CozyFanshell, Nora, Seamstress, Fabric Cozy 出处: Gift of Richard Marquis, Jan Vail, and Nora Fanshell 类型: sculpture 外部链接: The Corning Museum of Glass 材质: ceramic, glaze, cloth,…

UnknownMing dynasty, 17th century 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea Cup, Design of Children in Underglaze Blue; Kosometsuke Type 创作者: Unknown 日期: Ming dynasty, 17th century 位置: China 实际尺寸: d9.8 x h8.5 cm Object Title (Japanese): 古染付唐子遊図茶碗 Kiln (Japanese): 景徳鎮窯 Kiln: Jingdezhen ware 类型: Ceramic 该作品收藏于： Sekido Museum of Art

UnknownQianlong period, 1770-1785 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea Cup and Saucer 创作者: Unknown 位置: China 实际尺寸: Cup: Diameter: 3 1/4 in. (8.26 cm); Saucer: Diameter: 5 in. (12.7 cm) 材质: Porcelain Object Classification: Furnishings Full Title: Tea Cup and Saucer Curatorial Area: Decorative Arts and Design Credit Line: Gift of the Winfield Foundation Chronology: 1751-1800 Artwork Accession Number: 55.36.18a-b 该作品收藏于： Los Angeles County Museum of Art

attributed to Manufactuur Oud-Loosdrechtc. 1774 – c. 1778 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea cup 创作者: attributed to Manufactuur Oud-Loosdrecht 创作日期: c. 1774 – c. 1778 实际尺寸: h 4.3cm – d 7.3cm 外部链接: See more details about this work on the Rijksmuseum Website 材质: porcelain (material) 该作品收藏于： Rijksmuseum

UnknownMing dynasty, 17th century 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea Container, Design of Figures and Landscape in Underglaze Blue; Kosometsuke Type 创作者: Unknown 日期: Ming dynasty, 17th century 位置: China 实际尺寸: d6.4 x h9.1 cm Object Title (Japanese): 古染付山水人物文下蕪茶入 Kiln (Japanese): 景徳鎮窯 Kiln: Jingdezhen ware 类型: Ceramic 该作品收藏于： Sekido Museum of Art

late 19th-early 20th century 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea ceremony water jar 位置: Japan, Saga prefecture, Arita 外部链接: For more information about this and thousands of other works of art in the Freer|Sackler collection, please visit http://www.asia.si.edu/. 材质: Porcelain with enamels over clear, colorless glaze; lacquer lid. Style: Arita ware Historical Period: Meiji era Credit Line: Gift of the Antique Porcelain Society of Washington, D.C. Collection: Freer Study Collection 该作品收藏于： Freer and Sackler Galleries

Philip Christian & Co.c. 1770 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea Canister 创作者: Philip Christian & Co. 日期: c. 1770 实际尺寸: w7 x h11.7 x d8.3 cm (overall) Credit Line: The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The Rienzi Collection, museum purchase funded by Mr. and Mrs. Harris Masterson III 类型: Ceramics 材质: Soft-paste porcelain 该作品收藏于： The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Ming – Qing dynasty, 17th century, China 该作品的收藏者： Formerly among the collection of the Konoike family of Osaka, this piece was one of a set of five but was separated from the others when it was sold in 1940. The set was originally made in China, commissioned from Japan as mukozuke dishes for serving food. The red sandalwood lid was added later so that the object could be used as a tea caddy in tea ceremonies. An air of intelligence is presented by the effective black lines applied for the…

Anonymousc. 1739 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea caddy with the arms of the Van Schoonhoven and Geraerds family 创作者: Anonymous 创作日期: c. 1739 实际尺寸: h 13.3cm 外部链接: See more details about this work on the Rijksmuseum Website 材质: porcelain (material) 该作品收藏于： Rijksmuseum

Anonymousc. 1740 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea caddy with the arms of the De Neufville family 创作者: Anonymous 创作日期: c. 1740 实际尺寸: h 11.3cm 外部链接: See more details about this work on the Rijksmuseum Website 材质: porcelain (material) 该作品收藏于： Rijksmuseum

Anonymousc. 1730 – c. 1735 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea caddy with a water landscape and the arms of the Bollaert family 创作者: Anonymous 创作日期: c. 1730 – c. 1735 实际尺寸: h 8.3cm – l 6.8cm – w 3.5cm 外部链接: See more details about this work on the Rijksmuseum Website 材质: porcelain (material) 该作品收藏于： Rijksmuseum

UnknownEdo period, 17th century 该作品的收藏者： This tea caddy was made with a potter’s wheel turning clockwise. It shows a blackish base surface from the chamfering rim of the bottom. The persimmon color appears like masses of clouds on the blackish amber colored glaze which makes an abstruse appearance. The inner surface of the caddy is also coated with glaze. 作品介绍 标题: Tea caddy of Soko-menntori type 创作者: Unknown 日期: Edo period, 17th century 实际尺寸: w口径2.5　底径4.0 x h4.6 cm 类型: Ceramic 该作品收藏于： Tachibana Museum

Unknown14th century, Yuan-Ming dynasty 该作品的收藏者： According to the management note “The Record of Utensils” of Tachibana family, it is a masterpiece by Toshiro, a pottery master of Seto ware. However, it turned out to be imported from China. It has a lot of variety appearances such as the pattern of Ruiza (a line of dots) with fine feldspars spread around the neck and the numberless fine lines running on the expanded body. The interior surface is coated with iron glaze. 作品介绍 标题: Tea caddy of Ruiza type 创作者: Unknown 日期:…

Nonomura Ninsei17th century, Edo period 该作品的收藏者： This tea caddy of Ruiza in bossed decoration bears an inscription "Ninsei" on its bottom, which proposes that the masterwork has been made by Nonomura Ninsei, the potter of Kyoto-style ceramics in the early Edo period. The crosshatch pattern is carved around the unglazed body. The innermost portion of the caddy is coated with glaze. There is a mark on the bottom rim made by the thread that cut it from potter’s wheel. 作品介绍 标题: Tea caddy of Ruiza type 创作者: Nonomura Ninsei 日期:…

Unknown14th-15th century, Ming dynasty 该作品的收藏者： Tea caddy of Nasu is a bulbous-shaped ware that resembles an eggplant, and it has been categorized to be as the highest rank tea caddy since the ancient times. This tea caddy obtained from China and suits to the idea of aestheticism from Chinese arts and works and it justifies the lord family. The black-lacquered network pattern dominates over the blackish paste which creates a profound atmosphere. 作品介绍 标题: Tea caddy of Nasu type 创作者: Unknown 日期: 14th-15th century, Ming dynasty 实际尺寸: w口径2.9底径2.7 x h6.0…

Unknown16th-17th century, Momoyama-Edo period 该作品的收藏者： This is a large and magnificent tea caddy. It reveals the base surface at the bottom which was cut with thread to separate it from the potter’s wheel. This tea caddy had been handed down as a Kinkazande which is a type of Seto ware. The "Cha-ki Bengyokushu (Discriminating Jade from stone in tea ceramics)" says that Kinkazande is named after the ground color of Oshu Gold Mine. The features are the hard and light colored clay, fascinating cutting mark by thread, and the lip…

Nonomura Ninsei17th century, Edo period 该作品的收藏者： This is a tea caddy of Katatsuki type with an inscription “Ninsei”. A rope design is stretched around the waist. It has three finger marks at the skirts of the glaze and a crack at the edge of the mouth. The bottom line was created by cutting with a thread. It has an ivory lid on which “つ” was written. 作品介绍 标题: Tea caddy of Katatsuki type 创作者: Nonomura Ninsei 日期: 17th century, Edo period 实际尺寸: w口径3.5底径3.8 x h8.0 cm 类型: Ceramic 该作品收藏于： Tachibana…

Unknown15th century – 16th century 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea Caddy of Bunrin Type, known as "Harukoma" 创作者: Unknown 日期: 15th century – 16th century 实际尺寸: w6.6 x h6.4 cm Materials and Techniques (Japanese): 陶器 类型: Ceramic 材质: Pottery 该作品收藏于： Fukuoka Art Museum

Unknown15th century – 16th century 该作品的收藏者： This karamono (Chinese) tea caddy was owned by the famous and influential Hakata merchant Kamiya Sotan (1551-1635). Sotan used his treasured caddy at a tea gathering he hosted for the great military ruler Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1536-1598) during the latter's campaign to pacify the island of Kyushu.After the gathering, Hideyoshi indicated his desire to own the piece, but Sotan boldly responded, "I will only part with it in return for half of Japan." This story illustrates not only the degree to which the best tea…

late 19th century 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea caddy made for the court of Rama V 位置: China, Jiangxi province, Jingdezhen, Jingdezhen kiln 外部链接: For more information about this and thousands of other works of art in the Freer|Sackler collection, please visit http://www.asia.si.edu/. 材质: Porcelain with cobalt pigment under clear, colorless glaze Historical Period: Qing dynasty Credit Line: Gift from Doris Duke's Southeast Asian Art Collection Collection: Freer Gallery of Art 该作品收藏于： Freer and Sackler Galleries

19th century 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea caddy in shape of canteen 位置: Japan, Kyoto 外部链接: For more information about this and thousands of other works of art in the Freer|Sackler collection, please visit http://www.asia.si.edu/. 材质: Porcelain with cobalt decoration under clear glaze; ivory lid Style: Kyoto ware Historical Period: Edo period or Meiji era Credit Line: Gift of Charles Lang Freer Collection: Freer Gallery of Art 该作品收藏于： Freer and Sackler Galleries

乌斯特瓷器1766 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea Caddy and Cover 创作者: Worcester Porcelain Manufactory 日期: 1766 实际尺寸: w7.9 x h12.1 x d6.4 cm (overall) Credit Line: The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The Rienzi Collection, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Masterson III 类型: Ceramics 材质: Soft-paste porcelain 该作品收藏于： The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Weesper porseleinfabriekc. 1759 – c. 1771 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea caddy 创作者: Weesper porseleinfabriek 创作日期: c. 1759 – c. 1771 实际尺寸: h 11.1cm – d 7.6cm 外部链接: See more details about this work on the Rijksmuseum Website 材质: porcelain (material) 该作品收藏于： Rijksmuseum

乌斯特瓷器circa 1770 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea Caddy 创作者: Royal Worcester Porcelain Company 位置: England 实际尺寸: Height with cover: 5 3/4 in. (14.61 cm) 材质: Porcelain, underglaze- blue, fretted, squaremarks Object Classification: Furnishings Full Title: Tea Caddy Curatorial Area: Decorative Arts and Design Credit Line: Gift of Mr. H. E. Rose Chronology: 1751-1800 Artwork Accession Number: 51.20a-b 该作品收藏于： Los Angeles County Museum of Art

麦森瓷器c. 1725 – c. 1730 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea caddy 创作者: Meissener Porzellan Manufaktur 创作日期: c. 1725 – c. 1730 实际尺寸: h 10.0cm – d 8.3cm 外部链接: See more details about this work on the Rijksmuseum Website 材质: porcelain (material) 该作品收藏于： Rijksmuseum

ChōjirōAzuchi-Momoyama – Edo period, 16th – 17th century 该作品的收藏者： The beginning of Raku ware, of which there are the two types of black and red, lies with the order placed by the tea master SEN no Rikyu from RAKU Chojiro. The black bowls, such as this, gain their color by being cooled rapidly, straight from the hot kiln. 作品介绍 标题: Tea Bowl, With black glaze, known as "Suehiro" 创作者: Studio of Chojiro, Raku ware, Kuroraku type 创作日期: Azuchi-Momoyama – Edo period, 16th – 17th century 实际尺寸: w99 x h86 mm…

unknownSouthern Song dynasty, 12th century – Southern Song dynasty, 13th century 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: TEA BOWL, Tenmoku glaze with silvery spots/ National Treasure of Japan 创作者: unknown 日期: Southern Song dynasty, 12th century – Southern Song dynasty, 13th century 位置: Jian ware, China 实际尺寸: w12.2 x h7.5 cm (complete) 出处: The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka ; Gift of SUMITOMO Group (The ATAKA Collection) 类型: ceramic 权利: KAZUYOSHI MIYOSHI 外部链接: The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka Place Name(japanese): 建窯 Object Title(japanese): 油滴天目 茶碗(ゆてきてんもく ちゃわん)/国宝 Object Rights(japanese): 大阪市立東洋陶磁美術館?住友グループ寄贈（安宅コレクション） Object Notes(japanese): 天目は黒釉の碗という意味にも使われています。この名称は中国の浙江省北部の天目山に由来しているといわれます。油滴天目は福建省にある建窯で焼かれたもので「建盞（けんさん）」とも呼ばれています。水面に浮かぶ油の滴のようにみえる金?銀?紺に輝く斑点から油滴と呼ばれています。油滴は釉薬に含まれる鉄分が雄の表面で結晶したもので、中国では「滴珠」と呼ばれています。口縁部に施された金覆輪は、口縁部を補強するためのものですが、見た目にもアクセントになっています。本品は鎌倉時代に日本にもたらされ、関白豊臣秀次が所持し、のち西本願寺、京都三井家、若狭酒井家に伝来しました。南宋時代の漆の天目台3点が添えられています。…

unknownSouthern Song dynasty, 12th century – Southern Song dynasty, 12th century 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: TEA BOWL, Tenmoku glaze with leaf design/Important Cultural Property of Japan 创作者: unknown 日期: Southern Song dynasty, 12th century – Southern Song dynasty, 12th century 位置: Jizhou ware, China 实际尺寸: w14.7 x h5.3 cm (complete) 出处: The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka ; Gift of SUMITOMO Group (The ATAKA Collection) 类型: ceramic 权利: KAZUYOSHI MIYOSHI 外部链接: The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka Place Name(japanese): 吉州窯 Object Title(japanese): 木葉天目 茶碗(このはてんもく ちゃわん)/重要文化財 Object Rights(japanese): 大阪市立東洋陶磁美術館?住友グループ寄贈（安宅コレクション） Object Notes(japanese): 江西省の吉州窯の天目茶碗は、胎土が白く、土が緻密であるため、薄づくりで高台が小さいのが特徴です。見込みには本物の木の葉が焼き付けられていることから、「木葉天目」と呼ばれています。木葉の葉脈まではっきりとみることができ、木葉天目中の最高傑作として名高いものです。ここでは桑の葉が用いられていますが、その背景には桑の葉が禅に通じるという思想があったといわれています。木葉の向かい側には梅花文などの貼金装飾の痕跡がかすかに確認できます。加賀前田家に伝来したもので、真鍮製の覆輪（ふくりん）が付属しています。…

Joseon dynasty, 16th – 17th century, Korea 该作品的收藏者： Horimishima type is a style of Korean tea bowl with a design of woven wood fence pattern which is carved and inlaid with white clay. The bowls are said to have been made to orders from Japan. This work also features a flower design on both the inside and outside. From the flower decoration on the outside, which is rather rare, this kind of Horimishima tea bowl is known as “sotobana” (outside flower) style. 作品介绍 标题: Tea Bowl, Known as "Kimura"; Horimishima…

second half of 16th-17th century 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea bowl, Idowaki type 位置: Korea, Gyeongsangnam-do province 外部链接: For more information about this and thousands of other works of art in the Freer|Sackler collection, please visit http://www.asia.si.edu/. 材质: Stoneware (unvitrified porcelain) with opaque glaze; gold lacquer repairs Historical Period: Joseon period Credit Line: Gift of Charles Lang Freer Collection: Freer Gallery of Art 该作品收藏于： Freer and Sackler Galleries

1630-1660 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea bowl, gokide type 位置: Japan, Saga prefecture, Arita 外部链接: For more information about this and thousands of other works of art in the Freer|Sackler collection, please visit http://www.asia.si.edu/. 材质: Porcelain with ash glaze Style: Arita ware Historical Period: Edo period Credit Line: Gift of Charles Lang Freer Collection: Freer Gallery of Art 该作品收藏于： Freer and Sackler Galleries

UnknownMing dynasty, 17th century 该作品的收藏者： 作品介绍 标题: Tea Bowl, Design of Pine Tree, Bamboo and Ume Tree in Underglaze Blue; Kosometsuke Type 创作者: Unknown 日期: Ming dynasty, 17th century 位置: China 实际尺寸: d9.3 x h7.8 cm Object Title (Japanese): 古染付松竹梅図筒茶碗 Kiln (Japanese): 景徳鎮窯 Kiln: Jingdezhen ware 类型: Ceramic 该作品收藏于： Sekido Museum of Art

Matsubayashi Shosai XII (1865-1932)1880/1932 该作品的收藏者： The turning point for the Matsubayashi family came during the time of 8th generation potter Matsubayashi Chōbei (?–1852), who revived the long discontinued kiln and began producing implements for use in the practice of sencha (the ritual preparation of steeped, roasted green tea), which was a popular pastime at the time. His grandson, 12th generation Matsubayashi Shōsai (1865–1932), succeeded in reviving the old tradition of producing matcha tea bowls at the Asahi kilns. 作品介绍 标题: Tea bowl, Asahi ware 创作者: Matsubayashi Shosai XII (1865-1932) 创作日期:…

Unknown15th century – 16th century 该作品的收藏者： Handed down in the Matsura family, lords of Hirado, this Korean tea bowl is a large, thinly-thrown example in a basic bowl shape. The glaze is finely crackled overall and there is staining found in areas adjacent to the larger cracks. Use of the descriptive term "leaking rain" comes from this effect, which resembles stains left after a roof has leaked. Both the bowl's appearance and the term used to describe it aptly reflect the wabi (austere, mellow) aesthetic taste of the tea masters…

Unknown17th-19th century, Edo period 该作品的收藏者： This tea bowl of Aka-Oribe ware is made of red clay which opens widely from the small rounded foot. It is painted with bold pattern of iron pigment on the engobe which is attached inside the bowl. The lip is applied with iron glaze and is slightly distorted. Several spur marks remain, three marks inside the bowl and four marks at the foot. There are some cracks at the edge of the foot and along the lip. A crack along the lip is only repaired…