BANDO HOOROKU 滿藤芳六 (ACTIVE MID-20TH CENTURY 14 Stoneware Kōgō (Incense Containers) Showa era (1926-1989), mid-20th century Comprising three nasubi (eggplants) with insects on them; two persimmons, one with an insect on it; one apple, one daikon (white radish), one peanut shell, one leaf, one jujube, one cluster of acorns, one pinecone, one turnip, and one pair of kuwai, all signed by the artist; with a partially-lacquered woven tray, and a book on the artist by Charlie Ailion 2 3/8in (6cm) high, the largest (16). Footnotes: Bando Hooroku is a ceramic artist associated with Yūgo‑yaki, a ceramic ware from Okayama Prefecture, known for hand‑formed tea utensils, water jars, and figural works featuring rustic surfaces and traditional forms. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing