Japanese Carved Five Case Lacquer Inro, Kamakura-Bori

Japanese Carved Five Case Lacquer Inro, probably late 19th-eary 20th century in date, is comprised of six pieces and created to resemble kamakura- bori, a carved technique that originated in 14th cent

Item: Five-section lacquer inro Origin: Japan Date: Edo or Meiji Materials: Lacquer Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.1 x 3.0 cm Five section lacquer inro decorated with flowers Please note that this lot has a conf

Five-Case Gilt Lacquer Inro Featuring the longevity character on a gold ground with floral roundels. 19th Century {Height: 3 1/2 inches (8.9 cm)} [Minor losses, minor wear]

JAPANESE INLAID LACQUER FIVE-CASE INRO BY SHIBATA REISAI19th CenturyDecoration of a seated boy with a sickle on one face and an ikebana basket of flowers on the other, rendered in mother-of-pearl, sil

JAPANESE BLACK AND GOLD LACQUER FIVE-CASE INROMeiji PeriodWeeping tree decoration. Signed on base.Length 8.25”.

A Gold Lacquer Five-Case Inro by Koma Kansai* Depicting a figure looking through a fan on one side and gilt painted of a palanquin on the reverse, signed Koma Kansai with kakihan, strung with a purple

Kajikawa Signed Gilt Lacquer Five Case Inro with Foo Lion and Butterflies with Silver Ojime, Edo Period, embellished with mixed metal and abalone inlay, signed with seal to underside. Case: 3.25" H x

Five-Case Gilt-Decorated Lacquer Inro Featuring a peacock and peahen in a floral landscape, the tail feathers of the peacock decorated with aogai inaly, signed Kajikawa, with gilt metal ojime. 19th Ce

A Gold and Black Lacquer Five-Case Inro BY YAMADA JOKASAI, 19TH CENTURY decorated in shades of gold hiramaki-e on a black ground sprinkled with hirame, the interiors of nashiji, signed Jokasai, &#2412

A Japanese Antique Inlaid Lacquer Inro: Finely detailed black lacquer five-case Inro; inlaid with mother of pearl low relief scene of landscape on both sides; Size: H: 4"

JAPANESE RED AND SILVER ON GOLD LACQUER FIVE-CASE INROLate 19th CenturyMountainous landscape scene on both faces. Bead ojime. Kiriwood box.Length 4î.

TWO JAPANESE INROMeiji Period1) Lacquer five-case inro with samurai decoration. No cords. Length 3”.2) Gilt lacquer four-case inro with decoration of mother-of-pearl and coral embellishments on

Japanese five-case maki-e lacquer inro, Meiji Period (19th c.), decorated with deer in landscape, later silk cord with glass ojime bead, 3.625"h x 2"w x 1"d Provenance: Property of a Distinguished New

JAPANESE LACQUER AND GILT INRO, five sections, elaborate decoration of figures in garden. A LIST OF RECOMMENDED THIRD-PARTY SHIPPER IS AVAILABLE UNDER SHIPPING INFORMATION. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT

黑漆印龍 An Antique Japanese Lacquer Wood inro: Black Wood Five-Case inro, Glass Ojime; Size: H: 4-1/4" (10.8cm)

黑漆印龍 An Japanese Lacquer Wood inro: Black Wood Five-Case inro, Glass Ojime; Size: H: 4-1/4" (10.8cm)

A mid 19th century four case inro of a rounded form decorated with five cartouches of different shapes over the gold lacquer Kinji background. Each cartouche is decorated with a landscape in takamaki-

Meiji Period five section gilt inro with island and water decoration, interior decorated with gold flecks, 3 in. H., 2 3/4 in. W., with carved wood netsuke of man with drum, 1 1/4 in. H.

A very fine Japanese six part / five-case lacquered inro, Meiji period. Designed on the two opposing sides with exceptional gilt decoration depicting great herons / egrets in flight over a luxuriant l

Meiji Period five section inro with gilt, copper and raised floral decoration, gold fleck decoration in interior, 2 3/4 in. H., 2 in. W.

Antique Edo period Japanese black lacquer Inro. Attached bronze bead Ojimi bearing artist's signature. Inro is comprised of five separate pieces. Decorated with a butterfly on one side and a bug of so

JAPANESE FISH INROJapanese, late 19th century. The 'rairo' lacquer five-compartment case depicting a fish on a pole line in gold. The cord, with one severed side, still having the 'manju kagamibuta' e

Japanese five section inro, featuring birds and flower gilt makie painting against black lacquer ground, signed Tatsuke Takamasu to the underside. H. 7 cm (2 3/4 in.)

early 20th century; five sections, gold dust and gilt decoration of fish pagoda roof tile and trees, 3 1/4 in. H.; From the Estate of Charles S. Stein Jr.