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         INRÔ WITH FISH AND SHRIMP.       INRÔ WITH THREE CARP.            INRÔ WITH SHISHI ON ROCKS.
         INRÔ MIT FISCHEN UND GARNELE.    INRÔ MIT DREI KARPFEN.           INRÔ MIT SHISHI AN FELSEN.
         Japan. 1st half 19th c. Nomura Kyûkoku.   Japan. Early 19th c. Ueda Chikanao.   Japan. 19th c.
         Gold and silver takamaki - e on nashiji   Gold and iroe - takamaki - e and togidashi   Bamboo with takamaki - e in gold and
         ground, fish and shrimp inlaid with   on roiro ground. Inside with fitted tray.   silver. On the reverse rocks with a small
         mother - of - pearl, aogai and horn. Inside   Two large red and one smaller dark carp   waterfall. Three - part. Height 5.3cm. Mask
         gyobu - nashiji. A big fish between waves   among waterweeds in a stream. Two - part.   netsuke: Fox (kitsune). 19th c. Boxwood.
         and aquatic plants. On the other side   Width 8.1cm. Sign.: Chikanao & kaô.   H. 4.7cm. Condition A/B. Some small
         another fish along with a large shrimp.   Manjû - netsuke: Carp in waves. 19th c.   cracks.
         Three - part. Height 6.9cm. Sign.: Kyûkoku   Wood, eyes inlaid with mother - of - pearl.
         & kaô. Netsuke: Clam shell. Ivory,   Ø 5cm. Ojime: Silver wire with cloisonné.   Provenance:
         probably maritime. W. 4cm. Ojime: Lotus   H. 1.5cm. Condition A/B.    - Dutch private collection.
         capsule with crab. Copper, partly gilded.
         W. 1.5cm. Condition A/B.         Provenance:                      € 1.000 – 1.500 | $ 1.110 – 1.665
                                           - Acquired at Sotheby’s London in 1977.
         Provenance:                       -  Wrangham collection, no. 1334.
          - Sotheby’s London, 17 March 1982, lot    - Dutch private collection. Inrô acquired
         123.                             at Bonhams, The Edward Wrangham   2340
          - Private collection, acquired at Spink &   Collection of Japanese Art Part I on   INRÔ WITH REISHI FUNGUS AND BAT.
         Son Ltd., London 1987.           9 November 2010.                 INRÔ MIT REISHI - PILZ UND
          - Wrangham collection, no. 1848.                                 FLEDERMAUS.
          - Dutch private collection. Inrô acquired   Published:           Japan. 19th c. After a design by Sakai
         at Bonhams, The Edward Wrangham    - Wrangham, E.A.: The Index of Inrô   Hôitsu (1761 - 1828).
         Collection of Japanese Art Part III on   Artists. 1995. P. 34, Chikanao, signature
         15 May 2012.                     illustrated.                     On roiro - nuri ground gold takamaki - e                      2337                                              2338
                                                                           and inlays of aogai and pewter. Flying bat
          - Ojime: Former Mark T. Hindson   € 2.500 – 3.500 | $ 2.775 – 3.885  over a group of Reishi mushrooms. On the
         collection, sold at Sotheby’s London                              other side a deer in rear view. Inscription
         on 9 July 1968, lot 585. Dutch private                            in gold ‘Hôitsu hitsu’. The famous Rimpa
         collection since 2012.                                            painter Sakai Hôitsu created many designs
                                                                           for lacquer artists, which were used like
         € 2.500 – 3.500 | $ 2.775 – 3.885 | ‡                             here in an Inrô. Five - part. Height 8.7cm.
                                                                           Netsuke: Lying Shika deer. 19th c. Wood.
                                                                           W. 4.4cm. Condition A/B.
                                                                           Provenance:
                                                                            - Dutch private collection.
                                                                           € 1.500 – 2.500 | $ 1.665 – 2.775

















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