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A LACQUER FOUR-CASE INRO WITH MATCHING LACQUER HAKO-NETSUKE JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD (LATE 19TH CENTURY), EACH SIGNED ZESHIN (SHIBATA ZESHIN; 1807-1891)
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JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD (LATE 19TH CENTURY), EACH SIGNED ZESHIN (SHIBATA ZESHIN; 1807-1891)
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GBP 12,000
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英鎊 12,000 – 英鎊 18,000
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細節: A LACQUER FOUR-CASE INRO WITH MATCHING LACQUER HAKO-NETSUKE
JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD (LATE 19TH CENTURY), EACH SIGNED <i>ZESHIN</i> (SHIBATA ZESHIN; 1807-1891)
The<i> inro </i>with a rounded rectangular body and a dark-green <i>seido-nuri </i>ground lacquered in <i>aokin, </i>gold<i> and</i> <i>iro-e takamaki-e,</i> and <i>hiramaki-e</i> with details of inlaid <i>aogai</i> (shell), <i>keuchi </i>and <i>kirikane</i> depicting two <i>itomari </i>(silk brocade balls), executed in a variety of textures, lying over pine needles and clumps of dandelions, the design continuing on the reverse with a bamboo <i>hanaike</i> (flower vase) lying beside more dandelions, the compartments and risers of gold <i>nashiji</i>, the shoulders gold <i>fundame</i>, signed in scratched characters on the base <i>Zeshin, </i>with an amber <i>ojime</i>; the <i>hako-</i>netsuke similarly lacquered in gold <i>takamaki-e </i>and inlaid <i>aogai</i> with assorted <i>takaramono</i> (auspicious objects) including a <i>tsuchi </i>(Daikoku's magic mallet)<i>, fundo </i>(weight)<i>, </i>two<i> tama </i>(wish-granting jewel) and a<i> kakuregasa </i>('invisible straw hat') and finely-engraved branches of coral resting against each other, signed in scratched characters on the base <i>Zeshin.</i>
3 1⁄8 in. (8 cm.) high
來源: V. E. Blad Collection, purchased at Sotheby's, London, 6 May, 1969.
Wrangham Collection, no. 904, with original collector's label.
出版: <i>INRO: An exhibition of Japanese Inro from the collection of E.A. Wrangham, </i>exhibition catalogue, Oxford, 1972, p.33, cat. no. 59 (ill.)
Robert Schaap (ed.), <i>Meiji Japanese art in transition, </i>the Haags Gemeentemuseum, Society for Japanese Arts and Crafts, Leiden, The Netherlands, 1987, p.114, no.181 (ill.)
展覽: Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, <i>INRO: An exhibition of Japanese Inro from the collection of E.A. Wrangham</i>, 9 October - 4 November 1972.
The Hague, The Netherlands, <i>Meiji Japanese Art in Transition</i>, 21 March - 24 May 1987.
JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD (LATE 19TH CENTURY), EACH SIGNED <i>ZESHIN</i> (SHIBATA ZESHIN; 1807-1891)
The<i> inro </i>with a rounded rectangular body and a dark-green <i>seido-nuri </i>ground lacquered in <i>aokin, </i>gold<i> and</i> <i>iro-e takamaki-e,</i> and <i>hiramaki-e</i> with details of inlaid <i>aogai</i> (shell), <i>keuchi </i>and <i>kirikane</i> depicting two <i>itomari </i>(silk brocade balls), executed in a variety of textures, lying over pine needles and clumps of dandelions, the design continuing on the reverse with a bamboo <i>hanaike</i> (flower vase) lying beside more dandelions, the compartments and risers of gold <i>nashiji</i>, the shoulders gold <i>fundame</i>, signed in scratched characters on the base <i>Zeshin, </i>with an amber <i>ojime</i>; the <i>hako-</i>netsuke similarly lacquered in gold <i>takamaki-e </i>and inlaid <i>aogai</i> with assorted <i>takaramono</i> (auspicious objects) including a <i>tsuchi </i>(Daikoku's magic mallet)<i>, fundo </i>(weight)<i>, </i>two<i> tama </i>(wish-granting jewel) and a<i> kakuregasa </i>('invisible straw hat') and finely-engraved branches of coral resting against each other, signed in scratched characters on the base <i>Zeshin.</i>
3 1⁄8 in. (8 cm.) high
來源: V. E. Blad Collection, purchased at Sotheby's, London, 6 May, 1969.
Wrangham Collection, no. 904, with original collector's label.
出版: <i>INRO: An exhibition of Japanese Inro from the collection of E.A. Wrangham, </i>exhibition catalogue, Oxford, 1972, p.33, cat. no. 59 (ill.)
Robert Schaap (ed.), <i>Meiji Japanese art in transition, </i>the Haags Gemeentemuseum, Society for Japanese Arts and Crafts, Leiden, The Netherlands, 1987, p.114, no.181 (ill.)
展覽: Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, <i>INRO: An exhibition of Japanese Inro from the collection of E.A. Wrangham</i>, 9 October - 4 November 1972.
The Hague, The Netherlands, <i>Meiji Japanese Art in Transition</i>, 21 March - 24 May 1987.
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这件A LACQUER FOUR-CASE INRO WITH MATCHING LACQUER HAKO-NETSUKE JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD (LATE 19TH CENTURY), EACH SIGNED ZESHIN (SHIBATA ZESHIN; 1807-1891)的成交价是多少？
落槌价为 预展中。 成交价为 预展中。
