For me, an unknown pot.

Hi all friends.
Help me identify the producer of the pot , please.
Bowl I found and bought in BC. She was in a box worn with many pots.










Thank you. Gretings Pavel

http://bonsaipotplaza.com/ meyby help

Hmmm, that's a stamp not a signature. I wonder if it's from Shigaraki, or China. Beautiful pot Pavel!

Another for Ryan!

Pavel,
Easy Peasy! This pot was made by Sozan. I dont know anything but the name, though.
Thanks for the clear pic though, Pavel, the one in my database was fuzzy!
Love your videos and blog, btw. Shohin Maffia represent!
Ryan
http://japanesebonsaipots.net/

Hi Daniel and Russel
Thanks for your help.
Gretings Pavel


Hi Ryan
Thank you very much for your a willingness to help.
Gretings Pavel

Thanks Ryan, I didn't have that one either. Please post if you can find out anything about him.

Hi friends
I have another request. My collection contains several small pot. I do not know the origin of all. If someone you know please help. Please also look at more pictures on my website. There are several photo pots.
Thank you very much for your help.
http://www.bonsaivigi.cz/fotoalbum/nezarazene/mala-sbirka-misek/











Gretings Pavel

Hi Pavel

Happy New Year to you.

The 6th pot, one with the LR signature, is by Rene Le Cocq from Belgium, Rene forgive my spelling.

Regards

Andy

Pavel,
1. Cannot make out stamp
2. Unknown(although the stamps and pot appear Japanese in style, like the work of Toujaku or Tani Ranzan)
3. CHinese, yixing(upside down)
4. Yozan(Tokoname)
5. Chinese, of the very high quality pots produced 40-50 years ago. I have several blue glazed pots from this kiln, they're awesome!
6. Rene Le Cocq(I will defer to the monkey on this)
7. Unknown
8. Unknown
9. Chinese, yixing zisha(upside down)

Hi Andy and Ryan
Thank you very much for yours time and help. I appreciate your help.
Gretings Pavel

The Belgian potter is René Lecocq...

Thank you Hans.
Gretings Pavel

Hello Pavel,

I have a very similar pot to your first one. Mine is Chinese and I bought it in 2008 when Bonsaischule Enger in Germany had a delivery of very nice and surprisingly cheap pots from China.
I think your pot might be of the same origin. My pot cost only 15,-€ but I like it a lot.



Best regards,

Heike

Thank you Heike for your replies.
Yes, I also really like. I got a pot as a gift in the Mistral-Bonsai in 2004.
Gretings Pavel

Ryan B wrote:Pavel,
1.
2. Unknown(although the stamps and pot appear Japanese in style, like the work of Toujaku or Tani Ranzan)
3.

Hey Ryan,

If you don't mind, what do you know about Toujaku? (Pronounced - like Kojack the old TV show except with a T.) I heard he was from Kyoto and passed away 30 or so years ago(?). I picked up three small pots from him while in Japan.

Hi all
Please help. I got a gift. Three bowls imported from Japan. Do you know the maker please?










Thank you.
Greetings Pavel

Pavel Slovák wrote:
Please help. I got a gift. Three bowls imported from Japan. Do you know the maker please?

Hi,
The first two pots are Hikari Ito. He uses Bizen clay.
I am not sure of last one….I think its Koso(こう草) because signature can be read so.
Koso is a brand of Koyo-toen（鴻陽陶園） for companion plants pot. Koyo-toen is in Tokoname.

Yep, I concur with Nektoban. I missed the second part of this thread somehow. The third pot is indeed Kouso, wife of Aiba Koyo, mother of Juko Koyo.
Ryan
http://japanesebonsaipots.net/

Hi Nekotoban and Ryan
Thank you very much for your help.
I appreciate that.
Greetings Pavel