Ritas Bazaar has dated this Japanese Sumida Gawa Bowl to the 1900s.

The everted rim and upper body are sheathed in a lustrous flambé glaze of deep aubergine-black shot with oxblood, blue and cream mottling, descending in an undulating curtain over the red ground in the manner of Chinese Shiwan (Shekwan) wares.
Applied and modelled in high relief around the exterior is an animated narrative group of figures clambering over applied rockwork — an elder in a green-glazed robe reaching toward a dark jar, further robed figures in white with underglaze-blue decoration, their expressive bisque faces finely detailed — a composition encircling the whole vessel.
The bowl measures 11.5 cm in height and 17 cm in diameter, and weighs 891 g. In good antique condition with minor losses and honest age-related wear consistent with period use. Please carefully regard all photos as they make an integral part of the listing, and reach out if there are any questions.
Ritas Bazaar has dated this Japanese Sumida Gawa Bowl to the 1900s.
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