A Large Signed Japanese Hozan Kiln Arita Ware Charger Plate formed from a pair of

formed from a pair of wild boar tusks with a carved wooden figure depicting a bulul (rice guardian)

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Biography: Noel Counihan is seen as Australia’s most important social realist artist and is still debated today because his art raises uncomfortable questions about power

His subjects were factory workers

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A Large Signed Japanese Hozan Kiln Arita Ware Charger Plate formed from a pair ofA hand decorated porcelain Arita Ware charger plate from the Hozan Kiln in Japan, from the second half of the 20th Century. Hand signed to the back and finished in a smooth, shiny glaze. Display stand not included. Measurements: 31cm diameter Condition: The plate presents in good condition with surface scratches throughout, minor firing flaws in the form of brown stain spots from impurity within glaze. No chips, cracks or restoration.