Japanese Round Inlaid Wood Kogo
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Pre 1900 item# 816694 (stock# CSTWD1094)
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KouYou, Inc.
505-249-3949
$1275.00
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A superb Japanese round inlaid wood kogo with encrusted decoration. On the finely polished turned wood form, a Taoist figure is shown reading a meditational text while performing the chore of carrying heavy bundles of sticks. The weight of the bundle is shown through the support stick bending under the weight of the sticks. The scene is inlaid in ivory, blond and dark horn, tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl. This fine piece is in excellent condition with only a few tiny nibbles at the edge ...click for details
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Large Meiji Japanese Enamel Cloisonne Jardinière
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Pre 1910 item# 402369 (stock# CMMXM1228)
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KouYou, Inc.
505-249-3949
$275.00
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This unique Cloisonne jardinière is quite an interesting piece. The piece has a brass Ormolu that is definitely of European origin and added to the piece at a later date. The center features wonderfully colored Chrysanthemums with various shades of green and even bluish foliage. The scroll work above the bottom rim is very clean and well done and is probably replicated on the top rim under the Ormolu. The pot stands 6 ½ inches tall by 7 inches wide, has a solid Silver bottom rim and although uns ...click for details
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Japanese Iron Tetsubin Signed “Toshi Katsu”
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Pre 1920 item# 374844 (stock# MKMIS1111 )
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This unique and heavy Iron Tetsubin depicts a Japanese folktale called “The Quarrel of Tee Monkey and the Crab”. The story is of a Monkey, in his greed and covetousness, kills his friend the Crab over the fruit of a Persimmon tree. The son of the dead Crab conspires with others in the forest to extract his revenge. In the end the Monkey loses his head and the Crab’s family has its honor restored. The Iron kettle is 10 inches tall to the top of the monkey handle and is in perfect condition. The p ...click for details
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