Approximately 18th to 19th century, impressive makie lacquer work depicting traditional Shochikibai design, pine, ume, bamboo, black lacquered box with suzuri and water dropper. Overall condition is excellent and small slight worn on lacquer part on its corner.
Approximately 18th to 19th century, impressive maki-e lacquer work of Inro case with lacquered netsuke, man figure, and red coral ojime. The inro has sing by a lacquer artist, details unknown. Overall condition is excellent.
Approximately 18th to 19th century, impressive black lacquered stand inlaid with mother of pearl work. Some Mother-of-peal work of the top part is peeled off as seen on the photo. Otherwise, it is fine in condition.
Approximately 19th century, impressive black lacquered wood stand inlaid with mother-of-pearl work in the motif of landscape with men. Overall condition is fine with one tiny repair on the corner as marked on the photo.
highly recommended quality work.
Approximately dates around 19th century, exquisitely applied maki-e lacquer work on wooden small case. It was probably used for makeup case. It is very good in condition with fine patina.
Approximately dates to 18th century, Japanese koro cencer applied with impressive lacquer mother of pearl work. Overall condition is very good with fine patina and some slight losses to mother of pearl works due to age.
Impressive maki-e lacquer relif work in the motif of fowl and flowers, kiseru pipe case from appoximately 19th century. It is very good in condition with beautiful patina.
Exquisitely applied lacquer makie work in the motif of impressive flying burterflies on the reverse of its lid and flowers with grasses outside, bunko book box from 19th to early 20th century. Overall condition is excellent.
Estimated from late 19th to early 20th century, Japanese lacquer bowl with lid set with impressive makie lacquer work in the motif of dancing people on the reverse side of the lids. They are all fine in condition.
Exquisitely carved animating shish lion with flower under the falls in wood and maki-e lacquered with gold on the reverse side. It was originally a lid of boox box and now framed with lacquered wood for display. Unfortunately, we could not identify an artist due to no sign or seal but are sure that this impressive work had been done by highly skillful artist. It is esitimated from 19th century. Highly recommended article. It is very good in condition with surface light crack on the reverse. ...click for details
