A Japanese Black & Gold Lacquer Four-Case Inro

A Japanese Black & Gold Lacquer Four-Case Inro (Type of traditional Japaneses case for holding small objects) signed.Size: 4 x 2 x 1 in.

A Japanese Embellished Gold and Black Lacquer Four-Case Inro SIGNED OGAWA HARITSU ZO 銘「小川破笠作」 of vertical, rectangular form, decorated in gold l

A Japanese Gold Lacquer Four-Case Inro 19TH CENTURY decorated in gold and silver takamaki-e depicting a landscape with a house underneath pine trees with mountains in distance, set against a ground wi

Japanese Lacquered Four-Case Inro - Ivory Inlay - Signed - Japanese Edo period gold lacquer four case inro which is signed on the base. Depicts a man with a sword in his belt holding a fan over his he

A Japanese Black and Gilt Lacquer Four-Case Inro Marks: Signed by Tsuchida Soetsu 2-3/8 x 1-7/8 x 0-5/8 inches (6.0 x 4.8 x 1.6 cm) Both sides painted

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

Inro, A Japanese Inlaid Black & Gold Lacquer 5 Case Inro w Mother of Pearl Inlay. 13" String. 2 1/2 x 2 x 1/2

A Japanese 4 case inro. Fine gold and black lacquer with gold maki-e. The opposing sides decorated with panels depicting figures in landscape settings. Measures 3-1/8" high, x 2.25" wide, 7/8" deep. W

Japanese four-case gold lacquer inro, 19th century, with various insects, including butterflies and crickets, nashiji interior, with coral ojime, 2.5"h x 2.25"w

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-

A large gold lacquer four-case inro depicting grasshoppers. Japan. Meii period. 19th Century. 6,5 x 6 x 2 cm.

A Japanese Four-Case Gold Lacquer Inro By Yoyusai, 19th Century 銘「羊遊齋」「抱一筆」of vertical rectangular form, the body with flor

Japanese small black lacquered four-case inro with a coral colored stone ojime, 19th century, lower right with a snail, top and bottom in gold crinkled chirimen pattern, 2.75"h x 2"w. Provenance: Form

A Japanese Four-Case Inro, of slim rectangular form, decorated on the kinji ground in gold, silver and black takamakie and hiramakie with a woman pounding rice in a mortar as she stands beneath a will

TWO BLACK-LACQUER INRO Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century The first of upright form with four cases decorated with a continuous design of a monkey seated on a fruiting peach tree and eating a peach

Japanese Lacquer Four Case Inro, probably late 18th century in date, is comprised of 5 segments joined by a cord. The lacquer artist was Koma Koryu and the metal work by Noriyuki. The subject intricat

Japanese Lacquer Four Case Inro

Japanese Lacquer Two-Case InroJapanese black lacquer two-case inro; with gilt incised design of dragon and mountain, and a minogame; on black silk woven cord (wear and minor chips); L: 16" (cord, appr

Japanese black lacquered Somada school four-case inro, late Edo period, mother-of-pearl inlay and gilt; front with a tiger gazing at birds in the sky above; reverse with bamboo; small silver pierced o

A Japanese Gold and Brown Lacquer Three-Case Inro  19TH CENTURY decorated in gold takamaki-e and togidashi maki-e with mother-of-pearl inlays depicting plants, the interior of nashiji, toget

Four-Case Black Lacquer Inro With inlay decorations of melons and vines to one side, the reverse with lakeside landscape featuring a pavilion, garden rocks and an overhanging pine, with gilt-painted b

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

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

IMAIZUMI NARIYUKI (SEISHI, ACTIVE CIRCA 1910-1950) A Black Lacquer Four-Case Inrō Taisho (1912-1926) or Showa (1926-1989), 20th century Of lenticular profile with applied cord runners, decorated