By Hidenobu, signed Hidenobu
Japan, 19th century
Of irregular rectangular form, worked in gold, silver, and shibuichi hirazogan depicting a rooster and a hen with its small chick, flanked by a crown. The verso decorated with a hibiscus flower. Signed HIDENOBU.
Condition: Very good condition with minor wear and surface scratches.
WIDTH 9.3 cm
WEIGHT 59 g
By Hidenobu, signed Hidenobu
Japan, 19th century
Of irregular rectangular form, worked in gold, silver, and shibuichi hirazogan depicting a rooster and a hen with its small chick, flanked by a crown. The verso decorated with a hibiscus flower. Signed HIDENOBU.
Condition: Very good condition with minor wear and surface scratches.
WIDTH 9.3 cm
WEIGHT 59 g
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