A LACQUER TABAKOBON

LATE 19TH CENTURY

细节

A LACQUER TABAKOBON
Late 19th Century
Decorated with hirame, gold, silver and iroe togidashi with maple trees among mountains and a meandering stream on a roironuri ground bordered with gold bands to the rims of karakusa, with two small and one large drawers with shakudo knobs, two gilt and silver bamboo mounted pipes hooked on a hinged metal holder above the drawers, metal fittings carved with crane, bamboo and kiri partly pierced, (minor damage)
23 x 13.5 x 14.5cm.

来源

Orange Collection

出版

Orange, James, Catalogue of a Small Collection of Japanese Lacquer, Made by James Orange, Hong Kong (Hong Kong, 1907; reprinted Yokohama, 1910), cat no. 91 (illustrated on p.34)

拍品专文

The Orange catalogue describes this as "a very bright and handsome piece, and made in Kyoto by the famous artist Shiomi", but in fact the Shiomi family left Kyoto around the time of the death of the founder, Shiomi Masanari (1647-1722) and worked in Edo until the present century; this example probably dates from the second half of the 19th century.