Antique, Artist-made, Hydrangea Blue, Cobalt Blue, Bubbled Glass, Small Serving Dish, Bean Dish, Limited Set of 5
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We have found a similar small plate that was previously listed.
☆ New followers will receive:
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◯ Customers who have previously transacted with the previous owner:
☆☆ Former followers will receive:
→ An additional ¥300 off per item!
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Megumi Oizumi, a resident of Tokushima City, is originally from Miyagi Prefecture. At the age of 23, she became captivated by Ryukyu glass in Okinawa. For four years, she trained at the studio of Moriyoshi Inamine, who is known as a leading figure in Ryukyu glass and who held an exhibition at the venue where this item was purchased. She then became independent at the age of 28. A year later, in 1979 (Showa 54), she moved to Tokushima upon her marriage. She established her studio and exhibition space and has since been creating glass works with a focus on the color blue.
This is a hand-blown small bowl.
It features a hydrangea blue color with fine bubble glass and accents of blue lines.
It has a soft impression.
This is from the previous owner's collection.
Similar works have been listed before.
Purchased at an exhibition gallery.
No box.
No signature.
Approximate size.
☞ As this is handmade, there may be variations in color density, hue, distortion, and warping.
Please understand this.
No chips, cracks, or breaks.
No water stains or cloudiness, no signs of use.
Only for display and storage.
◯ Limited to 5 pieces.
Items used for layout reference are not included in the listing. ※
Height: Approx. 3 cm
Diameter: Approx. 10.5 cm
We will ship via Mercari便, a secure and anonymous shipping service. ☆
Please refrain from purchasing if you are a collector or have strict requirements for mint condition, as this is part of a personal collection.
Shipping will be arranged from Wednesday to Sunday, unless there are special circumstances preventing outings.
#Ice cup
#Japanese glass
#Dessert glass
#Compote
#Artist glass
#Antique
#Antique market
#Antique shop
#Bowl shape
#Pressed glass
#Hand-blown glass
#Japanese glass
#Handmade glass
#Folk craft glass
#Everyday glass
#Moriyoshi Inamine
#Megumi Oizumi
5681
We have found a similar small plate that was previously listed.
☆ New followers will receive:
→ ¥200 off per item!
◯ Customers who have previously transacted with the previous owner:
☆☆ Former followers will receive:
→ An additional ¥300 off per item!
☆☆☆ Former repeat customers will receive:
→ An additional ¥500 off per item!!!
Please follow us! \( ˆoˆ )/
Megumi Oizumi, a resident of Tokushima City, is originally from Miyagi Prefecture. At the age of 23, she became captivated by Ryukyu glass in Okinawa. For four years, she trained at the studio of Moriyoshi Inamine, who is known as a leading figure in Ryukyu glass and who held an exhibition at the venue where this item was purchased. She then became independent at the age of 28. A year later, in 1979 (Showa 54), she moved to Tokushima upon her marriage. She established her studio and exhibition space and has since been creating glass works with a focus on the color blue.
This is a hand-blown small bowl.
It features a hydrangea blue color with fine bubble glass and accents of blue lines.
It has a soft impression.
This is from the previous owner's collection.
Similar works have been listed before.
Purchased at an exhibition gallery.
No box.
No signature.
Approximate size.
☞ As this is handmade, there may be variations in color density, hue, distortion, and warping.
Please understand this.
No chips, cracks, or breaks.
No water stains or cloudiness, no signs of use.
Only for display and storage.
◯ Limited to 5 pieces.
Items used for layout reference are not included in the listing. ※
Height: Approx. 3 cm
Diameter: Approx. 10.5 cm
We will ship via Mercari便, a secure and anonymous shipping service. ☆
Please refrain from purchasing if you are a collector or have strict requirements for mint condition, as this is part of a personal collection.
Shipping will be arranged from Wednesday to Sunday, unless there are special circumstances preventing outings.
#Ice cup
#Japanese glass
#Dessert glass
#Compote
#Artist glass
#Antique
#Antique market
#Antique shop
#Bowl shape
#Pressed glass
#Hand-blown glass
#Japanese glass
#Handmade glass
#Folk craft glass
#Everyday glass
#Moriyoshi Inamine
#Megumi Oizumi
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