By Seifu Yohei IV (1871-1951), Showa era (1926-1989), 20th century Comprising a yellow-glazed bowl decorated on the exterior with a continuous design of raised overlapping plum blossoms reserved against an incised cracked ice ground, signed on the base Seifu, 9.5cm x 19.2cm (3¾in x 7¾in), with a wood tomobako storage box inscribed on the lid Kotekiyu hyobaizubori bachi (Shiny yellow-glazed bowl with incised design of Prunus on a Cracked Ice Ground) with seal, signed inside the lid Seifu tsukuru with seal Seifu; the second a white-glazed smaller bowl decorated with one large raised white peony and bud, signed on the base with two characters Seifu, 8.2cm x 18.2cm (3¼in x 7 1/8in), with a wood tomobako storage box inscribed on the lid Kanhakujibori-e kashibachi (White porcelain confectionery bowl with design in relief) with seal Seifu, signed inside the lid Seifu tsukuru with seal Seizan, with an outer wood storage box, and a tomogire sealed Seifu. (6).