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                                                                      84 *
                                                                      A LACQUERED-WOOD RECTANGULAR
                              84                                      SUZURIBAKO (BOX FOR WRITING UTENSILS)
                                                                      Meiji era (1868-1912), late 19th/early 20th century
                                                                      The exterior of plain polished wood, the overlapping
                                                                      cover inset on the outside with a circular sunken panel
                                                                      and embellished on the inside in gold takamaki-e and
                                                                      kirikane with crashing Korin-style waves beneath a partly
                                                                      obscured sunset on a mura-nashiji ground, the interior of
                                                                      the box of rich mura-nashiji and fitted with a detachable
                                                                      tray containing the ink-grinding stone and a bronze suiteki
                                                                      (water-dropper) in the form of a bloom, unsigned;
                                                                      with a wood storage box.
                                                                      3.3cm x 21.9cm x 13.6cm (1¼in x 8¾in x 5 3/8in). (6).

                                                                      £800 - 1,000
                                                                      JPY120,000 - 150,000
                                                                      US$1,000 - 1,300
                                                                      85 *
                                                                      A SHELL-INLAID-LACQUER SQUARE KOROBON
                                                                      (TRAY FOR INCENSE BURNER)
                                                                      Meiji era (1868-1912), late 19th/early 20th century
                                                                      Decorated in the centre with a rectangular diamond
                                                                      cartouche densely inlaid with repeated shippo-tsunagi
                                                                      (linked-cash), stylised foliate and geometric motifs
                                                                      surrounded by an outer rim of stylised six-petalled buds; with
                                                                      a wood storage box inscribed outside the lid Raden korobon
                                                                      (Raden tray for incense burner), inside the lid inscribed
                                                                      Komonbishi no zu (Picture of repeated small patterns and
                                                                      diamond-shape), signed Heian [...]hiro saku with seal.
                                                                      2cm x 19.5cm x 19.5cm (5/8in x 7 5/8in x 7 5/8in). (2).

               85                                                     £800 - 1,000
                                                                      JPY120,000 - 150,000
                                                                      US$1,000 - 1,300


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