Sumida Gawa Ceramic Incense Burner, Taisho Period, Japan (1912 - 1926)

Let yourself be seduced by this pretty censer with a relief sculpted figurine representing a child in a kimono. It is complete with its openwork lid. There is also an enameled cartouche with a signature or symbol of benevolence painted by hand (see photo). Small accident on the edge of the receptacle (see photo). Traces of use. Very good condition. Ceramic with a shiny glaze. Dimensions: 11 x 7.5 x 6 cm Japan early 20th century. "Sumida Gawa ceramics take their name from the river near which they were created in the Asakusa district near Tokyo in Japan. These are heavy-looking stoneware with a very shiny glaze, most of which have decorations applied in relief. The paste is fired at a low temperature. These were productions intended for export." ** Shipping costs on estimate, Careful packaging