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Two Japanese Kyoto ware tea bowls, manner of Ogata Kenzan 尾形 乾山 (Japanese, 1663–1743) 尾形 乾山 Two chawan tea bowls, worked in the manner of Ogata Kenzan, comprising, one bowl painted in Noh masks in yellow, green and red; and another painted with irises in blue, white and purple with green leaves, both bowl on a black ground, together with a tomobako box and cover inscribed with 'Ogata Kenzan saku', 'ayame no zu', 'nomen no zu', 'ittsui' and 'Kanzanji zo', with a red seal, attributing the bowls to Ogata Kenzan and from the collection of Kazanji Size:(8cm high, 13.5cm diameter; 9cm high, 12.5cm diameter) Qty: (4) Provenance: Property from a private collection, Japan
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