Antique Meiji-period Japanese Satsuma Gosu Ho-o Phoenix teapot by Miyagawa Kozan
An earthenware teapot, in the form of a Ho-o. By the Miyagawa (Makuzu) Kozan Studio, Meiji Era C. 1868 - 1912, late 19th century. The tea pot in the form of a Phoenix, masterfully sculpted with a neck/head spout and tail as a handle.
The decoration applied in Gosu-type enamels and gilt detailing. Original museum labels and collection inventory numbers to base. Missing lid, some losses to body including feet. 16.5cm in height x 18cm in length.
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