Shape & Decoration in Japanese Export Ceramics by Nancy Schiffer Sanfords McCoy In-Your-Pocket

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Shape & Decoration in Japanese Export Ceramics by Nancy Schiffer Sanfords McCoy In-Your-PocketTable of Contents Ceramics, made in Japan for export in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, are fascinating collectibles, possessing an almost endless variety of shape and diversity of decoration. In fact, it is rare to fine two pieces matching. Famous Satsuma, Imari, Hirado, Kutani, and other ceramic styles are explored in this new study. Important decorators are identified and their unusually fine craftsmanship is displayed in detail in over 400