Ending 25th Jan, 2025 11:25
Four-Day Auction: Timed Auction Japanese Miniature Art
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1 week, 3 days, 20 hours, 20 minutes and 48 seconds
† INABA: A FINE FIVE-CASE INRO WITH CRANES
€400
€800
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By a member of the Inaba Family, signed Inaba saku
Japan, 18th-19th century, Edo period (1615-1868)
Of elongated rectangular form with oval section, finely worked in gold and silver takamaki-e and hiramaki-e as well as kirigane flakes on a gold ground with areas of mura-nashiji, featuring a continuous scene with three cranes in flight below misty clouds. The interior of the compartments of nashiji, decorated with grasses and butterflies, and with gold fundame rims. The underside with the gold-lacquered signature INABA saku.
HEIGHT 8.6 cm, LENGTH 4.4 cm
Condition: Good condition with minor wear, few tiny nibbles along the rims, little rubbing along the edges.
Provenance: The McHenry Collection, Sacramento, California, United States. Anne and Malcolm McHenry were great philanthropists and art enthusiasts who supported their local art museum, the Crocker.
Inaba is the family name of a line of lacquer artists who produced inro during at least the 18th and 19th centuries. See E. A. Wrangham (1995) The Index of Inro Artists, p. 90.
By a member of the Inaba Family, signed Inaba saku
Japan, 18th-19th century, Edo period (1615-1868)
Of elongated rectangular form with oval section, finely worked in gold and silver takamaki-e and hiramaki-e as well as kirigane flakes on a gold ground with areas of mura-nashiji, featuring a continuous scene with three cranes in flight below misty clouds. The interior of the compartments of nashiji, decorated with grasses and butterflies, and with gold fundame rims. The underside with the gold-lacquered signature INABA saku.
HEIGHT 8.6 cm, LENGTH 4.4 cm
Condition: Good condition with minor wear, few tiny nibbles along the rims, little rubbing along the edges.
Provenance: The McHenry Collection, Sacramento, California, United States. Anne and Malcolm McHenry were great philanthropists and art enthusiasts who supported their local art museum, the Crocker.
Inaba is the family name of a line of lacquer artists who produced inro during at least the 18th and 19th centuries. See E. A. Wrangham (1995) The Index of Inro Artists, p. 90.
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Auction: Four-Day Auction: Timed Auction Japanese Miniature Art, ending 25th Jan, 2025
Bidding starts on Wednesday, 1 January, and lots start closing at 11 AM on Saturday, 25 January
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