KYOHEI FUJITA; Box

Kyohei Fujita Covered Box, No. 10 Japanmold-blown glass, gold and silver leaf, silver-plated metal 5 h × 6 w × 6.5 d in (13 × 15 × 17 cm) Etched signature to underside

Kyohei Fujita (Japanese, 1921-2004) Japanese "maitre verrier" covered box in a case, 1990's, signed "Green Glass Mountain"; with Perspex display box. Provenance: From the Estate of Nina Moinester. Bot

Fujita, Kyohei - Lidded box (Kazaribako) in original wooden box. (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Longitudinal rectangular form with rounded edges, bevelled at the lid. Colourless, acid-matted glass with fused

Fujita, Kyohei - Lidded box (Kazaribako) in original wooden box. (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Hexagonal form with rounded edges. Colourless glass with fused colour crumbs in blue, outer wall with crumbs in

Fujita, Kyohei - Lidded box (Kazaribako) in original wooden box. (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Octagonal form. Colourless glass with fused colour crumbs in yellow, outer wall with fused, cracked gold and si

Fujita, Kyohei - Lidded box (Kazaribako) in original wooden box. (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Hexagonal form with rounded edges. Colourless glass with fused colour crumbs in green, outer wall with crumbs i

Fujita, Kyohei - Lidded box (Kazaribako) in original wooden box. (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Hexagonal form with rounded edges. Colourless glass with fused colour crumbs in pink, outer wall with crumbs in

KYOHEI FUJITA, (Japan, 1921-2004), Covered Glass Box with Gold, Silver and Platinum Leaf decoration. Blown colorless covered glass box internally decorated with red orange and white glass; surfaces de

Fujita, Kyohei - Large lidded box (Kazaribako) with decoration ''Old Town'' in original wooden box. (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Hexagonal form. Colourless, acid-matted glass with fused-in and fused-on cru

Fujita, Kyohei - Small lidded box (Kazaribako) in original wooden box. (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Cubic with rounded edges. Colourless glass with fused colour crumbs in yellow, outer wall with small crum

Fujita, Kyohei - Small lidded box for incense (Kogo) (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Square form with concave corners and rounded edges. Colourless glass with fused-in and fused-on purple crumbs, outer wall w

Fujita, Kyohei - Small lidded box for incense (Kogo) (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Round form. Colourless glass with rose meltings, outer wall with crumbs in pink, white and purple as well as melting of cra

Fujita, Kyohei - Small hexagonal lidded box (Kazaribako) in original wooden case (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Colourless glass with fused colour crumbs in brown, outer wall with small fused reddish-brown c

A late 20th century glass Kazaribako (ornamental box), the thickly walled glass body showing a mottled lavender interior, fitted with a conforming domed lid, the exterior decorated overall with hand a

Sizable studio glass and brass box created by artist Jack Ink, in the style of Japanese artist Kyohei Fujita. Both sections reveal impressionistic trails of silver and lime green patterns and colorful

Fujita, Kyohei - Tea bowl ''Tenmoku'' in original wooden box (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Nearly hemispherical form over a round stand ring. Colourless, frosted glass with fused, cracked platinum and gold

Kyohei Fujita (Japanese, 1921-2004) Untitled vessel, 1980 blown glass etched Kyohei to underside H 8 x Diameter 5 1/2 inches Property From the Estate of Jean and Hilbert Sosin, Bloomfield Hills, Michi

Kyohei Fujita (Japan), Sake Cups, circa 1980. 2.5 x 2 x x2 inches each. A set of two rare sake cups by the legendary Japanese artist. Blown glass and gold foil. From a private collection. Signed by th

Fujita, Kyohei - Tea bowl (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Over a round stand ring with a wide conical wall. Colourless, frosted glass, the outer wall with a broad band of melted and cracked gold foil. Signed

Fujita, Kyohei - Liqueur glass (Tokyo 1921-2004 Chiba) Colourless glass with fusions of torn gold leaf. Indistinctly signed on the bottom. H. 14,6 cm. // Fujita, Kyohei Likoerglas (Tokio 1921-2004 Chi

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The jade is delicately carved, the sense of layering is strong, and the overall carving of Fulu Shou is made of the palace shape, and the original base was a small leaf rosewood moon-hugging base. The

The Liao Dynasty (907-1125) was a regime established by the Khitans, and Buddhism flourished with the support of the Khitan royal family. This Buddha statue has a plump and round face with a dignified

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