MARKS AND SEALS
| 158. | Another form of No. 155. |
| 159. | Raku=mark of Ryōnyu, the ninth Raku potter. |
| 160. | Another form of No. 159. |
| 161. | Another form of No. 159. |
| 162. | Another form of No. 159. |
| 163. | Another form of No. 159. |
| 164. | Another form of No. 159. |
| 165. | Another form of No. 159. |
| 166. | Another form of No. 159. |
| 167. | Another form of No. 159. |
| 168. | Another form of No. 159. |
| 169. | Raku=mark of Kichizaemon, the tenth Raku potter. |
| 170. | Another form of No. 169. |
| 171. | Another form of No. 169. |
| 172. | Another form of No. 169. |
| 173. | Another form of No. 169. |
| 174. | Another form of No. 169. |
| 175. | Another form of No. 169. |
| 176. | Raku—mark of a Raku potter not identified, but probably subsequent to the tenth generation, or used by an amateur. |
| 177. | Vide No. 176. |
| 178. | Vide No. 176. |
| 179. 180. 181. 182. 183. 184. 185. 186. 187. |
Vide No. 176. |
| N.B. The mark having been employed by many amateurs in various eras, it is often impossible to identify its user. | |
| 188. | Kenzan=mark used by the experts of the Kenzan family, but there is no way of distinguishing the generations of the family by differences in the mark. |
| 189. 190. 191. 192. 193. 194. 195. 196. |
Forms of No. 188. |
| 197. | Nippon Yōshu Kenzan Tōin sei=made by the potter Kenzan at Yōshu (a Chinese place-name), Japan. It is not known which of the Kenzans used this mark, but the probability is that it was the second of the family. |
| 198. | Yeiraku (or Eiraku)=the mark of the potter Hozen. |
| 199. | Different form of No. 198. |
| 200. 201. 202. 203. 204. 205. 206. 207. 208. 209. 210. 211. |
Different forms of No. 198. |
| 212. | Sōzen= made by the potter Sōzen (of the Yeiraku family). |
| 213. | Ryōzen=made by Ryōzen (of the Yeiraku family). |
| 214. | Kahin Shiryū Yeiraku sei Konan—made by Yeiraku beside the Lake (Kahin shiryū=special mark given to the potter by the feudal chief of Kishū; vide text). |
| 215. | Kahin Shiryū (vide No. 214). |
| 216. | Hozen=made by Hozen (Yeiraku). |
| 217. | Another form of No. 215. |
| 218. | Another form of No. 214. |
| 219. | Yeiraku=the mark used by Wazen. Twelfth representative of the Yeiraku family. |
| 220. | Another form of No. 219. |
| 221. | Another form of No. 219. |
| 222. | Another form of No. 219. |
| 223. | Omuro=a mark used by Wazen, twelfth representative of the Yeiraku family, on faïence made at Omuro. The original of the mark was written by Itakura Ben-no-suke, father of Ohashi Rakusen. |
| 224. | Omuro Ouchiyama Seiyen=made at the Seiyen of Ouchiyama in Omuro (by Wazen; vide 223). |
| 225. | Another form of No. 217. |
| 226. | Tenka-ichi Sōshiro=(made by) Sōshiro, first in the empire (vide text). |
| 227. | Another form of No. 226. |
| 228. | Dai Nippon Kutani ni oite Yeiraku tsukuru=made by Yeiraku at Kutani in Great Japan (vide text). |
| 229. | Another form of No. 228. |
| 230. | Kutani ni oite Yeiraku tsukuru=made by Yeiraku at Kutani (vide text). |
| 231. | Dai Nippon Yeiraku=(made by) Yeiraku of Great Japan (mark used by Wazen). |
| 232. | Different form of No. 231. |
| 233. | Different form of No. 231. |
| 234. | Dai Nippon Sōsentei Ichigō-gwa= |
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