Can anyone help me with this mark: meaning Matsukaze

Hi all!

I have received Japanese tableware from my grandparents. It came over from Japan in 1966 and has 2 signs on it, the meaning is: Matsukaze. Can anyone tell me more about the maker of this pottery? Where does it come from and from what century?

Thanks in advance!

 

we would like to see the whole item , please.

 

Pottery japanese by MAT.91 posted Jan 5, 2021 at 10:23 PM

 

This is all I got for now.. I hope this is helpful?

These came with the cups.

 

Can we see a picture of the bottoms of these?

 

I have a pair of lustre ware sugar and creamer in the same shape and from Japan. They were my grandmother's, acquired before the war I believe. They were new at the time and I have every reason to think yours are also 20th century.

 

We need a closer picture of the mark.

Matsukaze is the title of a Noh play and means "Wind in the Pines." Maybe that is a name of the design?

 

Thank you for responding. On the bottom is a word written in Kanji. I also found out the meaning and indeed red it’s a play too.