hizen marks


Late Edo - Early Meiji 1830 - 1890





fukae



Saga



Fukae family,

Izumiyama,

Arita, Saga.

Fukae Tsurujiro

(1824-1889)

Fukae Heinosuke

(1852-1924)



mid meiji - taisho 1890 - 1926





egami



Saga



Egami, Hiekoba,

Arita, Saga.

Egami Kumanosuke

(1837-1916),

his son,

Egami Kumaichi

(1860-1918).



koransha



Arita



Koransha

mark period

1910-1930



Early - Mid Showa 1926 - 1970





Ichikawa koshun



Saga



Ichikawa Koshun

Studio Kiln




Imaemon



Saga



Imaemon 12th

(1897-1975)




Mid Showa - now 1970 - 2020





nabeshima
rozangama



Saga



Nabeshima Rozan-gama.

Ogasawara family kiln,

Okawachi-machi,

Saga. Toshio Ogasawara

( -1986). The company

was continued by his

second son, Kazuo.

Traditional Nabeshima

potters from around 1780

in Edo period.



genemon 6th



Saga



Tatebayashi Genemon 6th

(1927-1989). Genemon kiln

was known to start around

1753 at Kuromuta, Hizen.

It belonged to the Sotoyama

district private kilns, mainly

manufacturing utilitarian dishes.