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Lot 301199 · Chinese Antiques, World Coins & Japanese Treasures Auction
Jubako, Late Edo Period, Lacquerware Craftwork
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Estimate: £4,800 – £7,200
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£1,600
Next bid: £1,600
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Tiered Box, Late Edo Period, Lacquerware
This is an artwork passed down through generations in the family since the late Edo period, a five-tiered lacquerware box crafted with gold maki-e lacquer technique. It can be divided into two and three sections, with each lid adorned with urushi gold maki-e, some parts prominently embossed. Signs of use and wear are visible at the corners of each tiered box. The dimensions of a single box are approximately 24.5 cm in width, 22.7 cm in depth, and 8.7 cm in height (excluding the lid); the height of two sections (including the lid) is approximately 17.6 cm, and the height of three sections (including the lid) is approximately 26 cm.
- Lot
- 301199
- Category
- Asian Antiques
- Estimate
- £4,800 – £7,200
- Buyer's premium
- 20%
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Item located in: Tondabayashi-Shi, Osaka-Fu
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