A Fuchi-Kashira After Jochiku And A Bichu Kinko Fuchi-Kashira

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A Fuchi-Kashira After Jochiku And A Bichu Kinko Fuchi-Kashira
The shakudo ishime-ji base metal depicting a dragonfly in takabori, suemon and iroe, singed Kitajima, late Edo period (19th century), with a wood box; and the shibuichi migaki-ji base depicting a crow under the full moon in silver and shakudo hirazogan, signed Gijyo [Yoshinori], late Edo/early Meiji period (19th century) (4)

Literature

Lundgren Collection, nos. 293 and 325 respectively

Lot Essay

The artist of the first piece is unrecorded.

The artist Yasuhara Gijo (Yoshinori) was the son of Bijo (Yoshinori).

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