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Lot 368
Two Inro
EDO PERIOD (18TH-19TH CENTURY)
Closed17 December 2013
Price Realised
GBP 875
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Two Inro
Edo Period (18th-19th century)
The first, single-case, decorated in gold and red hiramaki-e on a black lacquer ground and inlaid in carved red lacquer and mother-of-pearl in Korin style with maple leaves on swirling water, with fitted inner tray, black lacquer interior and risers with a geometric pattern in gold lacquer; the second, three-case, decorated in Hanzan style with glazed pottery, mother-of-pearl and lead inlays and coloured urushi with hydrangea nashiji interiors, fundame rims
6cm. and 6.2cm. high respectively
Edo Period (18th-19th century)
The first, single-case, decorated in gold and red hiramaki-e on a black lacquer ground and inlaid in carved red lacquer and mother-of-pearl in Korin style with maple leaves on swirling water, with fitted inner tray, black lacquer interior and risers with a geometric pattern in gold lacquer; the second, three-case, decorated in Hanzan style with glazed pottery, mother-of-pearl and lead inlays and coloured urushi with hydrangea nashiji interiors, fundame rims
6cm. and 6.2cm. high respectively
Two Inro
Edo Period (18th-19th century)
The first, single-case, decorated in gold and red hiramaki-e on a black lacquer ground and inlaid in carved red lacquer and mother-of-pearl in Korin style with maple leaves on swirling water, with fitted inner tray, black lacquer interior and risers with a geometric pattern in gold lacquer; the second, three-case, decorated in Hanzan style with glazed pottery, mother-of-pearl and lead inlays and coloured urushi with hydrangea nashiji interiors, fundame rims
6cm. and 6.2cm. high respectively
Edo Period (18th-19th century)
The first, single-case, decorated in gold and red hiramaki-e on a black lacquer ground and inlaid in carved red lacquer and mother-of-pearl in Korin style with maple leaves on swirling water, with fitted inner tray, black lacquer interior and risers with a geometric pattern in gold lacquer; the second, three-case, decorated in Hanzan style with glazed pottery, mother-of-pearl and lead inlays and coloured urushi with hydrangea nashiji interiors, fundame rims
6cm. and 6.2cm. high respectively
The Marquis Costa de Beauregard
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