A Large Stoneware Storage Jar, Echizen Ware Edo period, 18th century Thickly potted with wide shoulders rising to a short ribbed neck
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A LARGE STONEWARE STORAGE JAR, ECHIZEN WARE Edo period, 18th century Thickly potted with wide shoulders rising to a short ribbed neck, all covered with an iron rich glaze applied with cream and olive glazed splashes to one side of the body. 63.5cm (25in) high. Footnotes: 江戶時代 十八世紀 越前焼大甕 Provenance: Gordon Reece Gallery (collector's notes) A private collection, London
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