Japanese Sumida Pottery Dishes

Sumida pottery was created in Japan for export from the late 1800s into the early decades of the 1900s. It is heavy in hand, with rich color, and is up to no good. There are many little activities taking place in this pottery, so look closely.

Diamond dish signed Koko.
Bowl 3.125"h x 4.25"w.
Pot with Flat Lid with incised Ryosai mark.
Footed Censer Pot with Lid with incised Koko mark.
Pool with six figures with incised Ryosai mark, 6.625"w.
Pool with crackled glass water signed with incised Ryosai mark - really uncommon style.