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$150.00 USD
Description: Edo Period, about 1750-1800. Wood core, 7 1/4 diameter, delicately lathe turned and lacquered (true lacquer, not paint) overall with black body color and ...
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Price:
$95.00 USD
Description: A few years ago, we recognized another area of antique art which offered greatly disproportionate value for its price, Japanese lacquer work which is the ...
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Price:
$125.00 USD
Description: Edo Period, pre 1868. 4 5/8 diameter bowl of very similar form, with cylindrical foot rather than transitioned. Slightly darker red body color with fine ...
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$125.00 USD
Description: 4 3/4 diameter. with red body color. The cover with a falcon on a perch. His body of muscular body with wings flexed and head thrust forward with eyes ...
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$115.00 USD
Description: From the 17th century until the Opium Wars of 1839, Chinese export porcelain was produced and shipped to Europe and America. 18th century production ...
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$90.00 USD
Description: From the 17th century until the Opium Wars of 1839, Chinese export porcelain was produced and shipped to Europe and America. 18th century production ...
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Price:
$110.00 USD
Description: From the 17th century until the Opium Wars of 1839, Chinese export porcelain was produced and shipped to Europe and America. 18th century production ...
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Price:
$90.00 USD
Description: From the 17th century until the Opium Wars of 1839, Chinese export porcelain was produced and shipped to Europe and America. 18th century production ...
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Price:
$130.00 USD
Description: To promote longevity! Meiji Period. 5 diameter. Broad rounded form, both elements with a delicately flared lip to the rims. Fine rich coffee color, ...
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$250.00 USD
Description: These covered bowls were used in the Edo and Meiji periods to serve soup and other dishes. Each is made of wood, finely lathe turned and decorated ...
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