SIX EARLY LACQUER INRO
SIX EARLY LACQUER INRO

EDO PERIOD (17TH CENTURY)

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SIX EARLY LACQUER INRO
Edo Period (17th Century)
A two-case inro decorated in gold hiramakie, aogai and gold leaf on roironuri ground with hares among foliage on a nashiji ground with lead inlay, fundame interiors, signed Shoritsusai; a four-case inro decorated in iroe hiramakie, hirame and aogai with fishing nets and waves on a roironuri ground, nashiji interiors, fundame rims; a three-case inro decorated with hares running in aogai and gold togidashie outline on a roironuri ground, silver runners, roironuri interiors, fundame rims, some old damage; an early four-case inro decorated in gold hiramakie, takamakie, kirikane and aogai inlay with horses by a stream in a mountainous landscape on a nashiji ground, nashiji interiors; a four-case inro decorated in gold hiramakie, takamakie, togidashie and kirikane on a nashiji ground with chidori flying over rocks and turbulent waves, fundame interiors, signed Koma Kyuhaku saku; and a four case inro decorated in gold hiramakie, takamakie, kirikane and aogai inlay on a roironuri ground with a house by a shore and mountainous landscape, roironuri interiors, signed Harumasa and sealed, some old wear
2.3/8in. (6cm.), 2.5/8in. (6.5cm.), 2.7/8in. (7.3cm.), 2½in. (6.4cm.), 3¼in. (8.2cm.) and 2¾in. (7cm.) high respectively (6)
Provenance
The first from the Henri Vever Collection
The fourth from the Henri Vever Collection
The sixth from the Harris Collection, no. 250

Lot Essay

A similar example to the first is illustrated in Joly, H.L., auction catalogue of the W. L. Behrens collection, Glendining and Co, (London, 1913-14), part II, no. 315, pl. XLVI.

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