Set of 7 Lacquer Plates with Peony Motif

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Lacquer Pre 1980: item #740131
803-7E-260

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Seven lacquer plates have a graceful peony motif in soft colors. The leaves and stems are in higher relief than the blossoms and buds. The lacquer is applied to plates of turned wood, and some of the irregularities and/or grain of the wood can be discerned beneath the lacquer. There are a few little nicks and scuffs but the overall condition is very presentable. From the Show... Click for details

A Kamakura-bori Lacquer Lidded Box – Meiji/Taisho

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Lacquer Pre 1930: item #737625
ICHI 2103

This is a lovely rectangular lacquer box (kogo) made in the Kamakura-bori technique. It has a design of two irises - or possibly orchids - on a webbed background achieved by chipping away the spaces between the webbing. The kogo measures 4 ¼” long by 3” wide by 1 ¾” deep and is in excellent condition. We date it to the late Meiji to Taisho period, circa 1910-1925.
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A very fine, square, lacquer tray (Korobon), Showa 3rd.

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Lacquer Pre 1930: item #734381
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A very fine and beautiful, square, black lacquer tray for an incense burner (korobon) to be used in the tea ceremony. Decorated on top with a light, reddish-orange design to emulate a hazy moon among clouds. On four legs and w. delicate brass fittings at the corners. Signed kiri-box with the artist´s name Hyoeto and dating, Showa 3 (1928). H 2,5 cm, 25,7 cm square. Condition: Excellent.

Square Lacquer *SOLD* Trays with Gold Makie Koi

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Lacquer Pre 1960: item #734129
795-7K-509

A pair of koi swim in elegant grace beneath an overhanging Japanese maple. Two trays are available, priced individually. The trays are 14-3/8" square and 1-1/4" high. Their condition is very good; only minimal scuffs are present and are difficult to discern. Close inspection also reveals intricately detailed scales on the fish. Probably Showa period, ca. mid-century.

Large Black and Gold Lacquer Vase with Copper Insert

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Lacquer Pre 1980: item #731975
782-7E-254

Characters from a Noh Theatre play are depicted on this striking lacquer vase. The old man and woman with their rake and broom are tending a magnificent pine tree under a full moon. Shell inlay adds texture to the pine bark. Cranes fly above and one approaches the couple on the ground as a tortoise emerges from the sea. Dates from Showa 49, or 1974. Has some scuffs and a small dent but no breaks cracks or chips in the lacquer.... Click for details

Kashiki in Dark Red Lacquer with Gold Makie Shochikubai

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Lacquer Pre 1930: item #731973
781-7E-258

Pine, plum and bamboo decorate this lacquer kashiki used to serve sweets in a tea ceremony. The shape of the bowl is slightly eccentric. There are lacquer repairs visible in the photographs.
Dimensions:
Height: 5-1/2"
Diameter: 9-3/8"

A Set of Four Japanese Red Lacquer Dishes – Mukozuke

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Lacquer Pre 1960: item #726405

A mid 20th century Showa period set of Mukozuke dishes in red lacquer with black lacquer designs in low relief. Each of the dishes has a different motif – different plant and floral designs – iris, thistles, etc. On the base of each there are moths or butterflies in the same black lacquer – with a different number and placement of these on each of the four plates. Mokuzuke were used to serve food during a formal tea gathering. Each dish measures 4 ½” diameter and are ¾” high on their footed base... Click for details

Japanese Kiri Wood Ikebana with Makie Lacquer Detail

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Lacquer Pre 1930: item #725911

Japanese kiri wood ikebana flower container complete with copper insert. Nice graining to the wood. Lacquer makie detail of a bird on bamboo looking up at the foliage.

Measurements: 11 1/2" in height, 4 3/4" in weight

Condition: Very good antique condition.

Japanese Makie Lacquere Kogo Incense Box by Mineharu

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Lacquer Pre 1980: item #724135
4179

Eexquisitely rendering lacquer work in the most preffered and represantative motif of Shokubai (pine tree, bamboo, Ume) with crane, kogo incense box for tea ceremony use by Mineharu who produces high-quality lacquer works for tea ceremony. His works has been very popular to tea ceremony people. Very good in condition. It comes with an original signed and stamped wooden box.
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Japanese Mid 20th Century Pair of Lacquer KOI & Stand

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Lacquer Pre 1980: item #723969
OM-8

Japanese mid 20th century pair of lacquer KOI and lacquer stand. The large carp is done in black lacquer and the smaller carp is done in red lacquer. The pair of carp are on a stand made of the pair. The stand is done in a greenish colored lacquer stand with shell inlaid side. Made by lacquer artist SUMIHIRO KINOSHITA (born 1931). The black carp measures 30" long, 5 1/4" tall and 3 1/4" deep. The red carp measures 26" long, 4 1/4" tall and 2 1/2" deep.