Vintage Japanese Ceramic Mishima Hakeme Plates Set of 5 Shinroku Tsuji Kyoto Signboard As an excavated medieval ceramic

As an excavated medieval ceramic

but overall the condition remains good

Dating back to the Late Edo or Early Meiji period (mid to late 19th century)

The piece features an abstract modernist form with a textured bronze surface and a curved handle

Craftsmanship: Carved from a solid plank of wood

Vintage Japanese Ceramic Mishima Hakeme Plates Set of 5 Shinroku Tsuji Kyoto Signboard As an excavated medieval ceramicVintage Japanese Ceramic Mishima Hakeme Plates Set of 5 Shinroku Tsuji Kyoto This is a set of five vintage Japanese Kyoto ware studio pottery small square plates (meimeizara) crafted by the ceramic artist Shinroku Tsuji, complete with a wooden storage box. Born in 1905, Tsuji served as a technician at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry's Ceramic Research Institute before establishing his kiln in Yamashina, Kyoto. The plates are decorated using a