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  • Oct 2, 2026, 5:38 PM

    🍐This beautiful pear-shaped porcelain bottle from Japan is covered in a distinctive green flambé glaze.
    It was made by Ishiguro Kōkō of the Sumida Pottery in Tokyo, named after the nearby Sumida River.
    Flambé glazes such as this require high-firing temperatures and the exact results are not entirely controllable. They rely on many factors such as the thickness of the glaze application and the kiln’s atmosphere.
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    🍐 Pear-shaped bottle with a green 'flambé' glaze, c. 1890s, Ishiguro Kōkō (active late 19th to early 20thcentury). Porcelain, 22.5 cm height. EA1989.13
    🍐 Pear-shaped bottle with a green 'flambé' glaze, c. 1890s, Ishiguro Kōkō (active late 19th to early 20thcentury). Porcelain, 22.5 cm height. EA1989.13
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