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JAPON — PÉRIODE ÉDO (1600/1868), XIXe SIÈCLE
The item was sold for 14 300 €
Fees include commission and taxes.
JAPON — PÉRIODE ÉDO (1600/1868), XIXe SIÈCLE
Rare hasami-bako travel case in maki-e gold lacquer on a black background, decorated with young pine shoots emerging from rocks punctuated with eight large Ii clan blazons (fruit and tachibana leaves). The large central fittings and spandrels in gilt bronze chiseled with the Ii clan coat of arms among the foliage.
The inside of the lid in nashiji lacquer, the inside of the chest in black lacquer.
Dim. 39,4 x 65,5 x 43 cm
(Missing and cracked inside the box, wear, missing closures)
NOTE
The Ii clan, close to the Tokugawa shogun, was one of the most powerful clans of the Edo period. As a reward for their loyalty to the Tokugawa, they obtained the important fief and castle of Hikone in the province of Omi.
Rare hasami-bako travel case in maki-e gold lacquer on a black background, decorated with young pine shoots emerging from rocks punctuated with eight large Ii clan blazons (fruit and tachibana leaves). The large central fittings and spandrels in gilt bronze chiseled with the Ii clan coat of arms among the foliage.
The inside of the lid in nashiji lacquer, the inside of the chest in black lacquer.
Dim. 39,4 x 65,5 x 43 cm
(Missing and cracked inside the box, wear, missing closures)
NOTE
The Ii clan, close to the Tokugawa shogun, was one of the most powerful clans of the Edo period. As a reward for their loyalty to the Tokugawa, they obtained the important fief and castle of Hikone in the province of Omi.