Antique Yamakawa Dou Suichu water Kettle glass sweets jar It reached its most significant

It reached its most significant stage in the mid-1800s when Tsunekichi Kaji and Hirata Dojin perfected the cloisonné technique that led to a flourishing export trade and magnificent art form

It is carved from boxwood and features beautiful gold gilt trim

and one of the feet is slightly shorter than the others so it’s a bit wobbly

Takasuke Gama is a Tokoname-ware kiln known for its high-quality tea ware

Antique Yamakawa Dou Suichu water Kettle glass sweets jar It reached its most significant*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for an antique Yamakawa Dou suichu water pot kettle made around 100 120 years ago. It is made of copper plated tin and the front is decorated with a landscape scene including thatched houses and hoisted fishing nets. This particular kettle is not suitable for use due to a split in the side, and some sort of lacquer has been