Signed Nikkosai Taka Maki-e Four Case Inrō with

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

Signed Japanese three-case inro decorated with hiramaki-e and takamaki-e depicting bugs and foliate. Inro is suspended from a woven cord accented by single bead and a signed flat circular lacquered ne

IIZUKA TŌYŌ LINEAGE A Gold Lacquer Four-Case Inrō Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century Of lenticular profile with integral cord runners, decorated in gold and colored takamaki-e and hir

KŌAMI LINEAGE A black lacquer four-case inrō Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century Of rounded rectangular profile with applied cord runners, decorated in gold and colored takamaki-e against a

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

A FOUR CASE GOLD LACQUERED INROJapanese, Edo, 19th century. Maki-e lacquered inro depicting a falcon perched upon plum tree, etched signature to lowest compartment.6 1/2 x 1 1/2 x 6 1/2 in. (16.51 x 3

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 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 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

Japanese five-case maki-e lacquer inro, Meiji Period (19th c.), decorated with deer in landscape, later silk cord with glass ojime bead, 3.625"h x 2"w x 1"d Provenance: Property of a Distinguished New

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 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

A Japanese four case lacquered inro and wood netsukeSigned possibly Shun Sho Sai Saku.inro height 3 1/16in; width 2 1/2in (6.5cm); depth 1/2in (1.5cm) Provenance:The Collection of Fritz & Lucy Jewett,

Japanese four-case gilt inro, Edo period, showing a landscape with people in a boat, signed "Kajikawa" (Kajikawa lacquerware artisan family flourished in Edo period) with red seal, 3.75"h x 2 "w

Four-Case Gilt Lacquer Inro Decorated with an autumn river landscape, signed and with one seal. 19th Century {Height: 2 7/8 inches (7.3 cm)}

Namiki Japanese Lacquer fountain pen with delicate flower motifs, signed by lacquer artist. Fine 14 K gold nib. With slip case. Related keyword: maki-e. From the collection of Horst Rechelbacher. Rech

Sailor fountain pen. Lacquered and inlaid with mother of pearl in butterfly motifs. Signed by the lacquer artist. 21 K H-B nib. With slip case. Related keyword: maki-e. From the collection of Horst Re

DESCRIPTION: Sailor 1911 Maki-e "Deer" fountain pen. With 21K nib. Filling System: Cartridge-Converter. Cap Type: Threaded. Signed to back of pen. In case with Sailor cloth. MEASUREMENTS: Pen 5-1/2".

Four French Cased Pocket Barometers Including Krauss. Comprising gilt metal case signed 'E. KRUASS, PARIS'; silver metal case signed 'BAROMETRE ALTIMETERIQUE DU COLONEL GOULIER COMPENSE / RF / 46328';

A Japanese Five-Case Lacquered Inro Decorated in gilt and silver to depict four male figures in a garden, signed. 19th Century {Height: 3 1/2 inches (8.9 cm)} Minor wear, minor losses, lacking ojime a

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

Oil on canvasboard scene of four black minstrels walking down a snowy country road. Signed lower right "Shrugg E." Previous owner name and address written across back board and frame. Lightly whitewas

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

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