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JAPANESE MID 20TH CENTURY BLACK LACQUER BIRD
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| Inventory #: TN-3 |
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Japanese mid 20th century black lacquer bird by lacquer artist TAKAHIRO. The bird is done in black lacquer with gold lacquer at the eyes. The bird is signed by the artist, TAKAHIRO, on the bottom. The bird measures 12" tall by 11" wide and 4" deep. (norasu) |
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JAPANESE 20TH CENTURY RED/BLACK LACQUER TRAY BY REN BUTSU
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| Inventory #: YY-62 |
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Japanese 20th century red and black lacquer circular tray by master lacquer artist, REN BUTSU. The front of the tray is done is beautiful red lacquer and the sides and bottom are done in black lacquer. The tray is actually a reproduction of a famous tray from the period. The tray is entitled, H.. |
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JAPANESE LATE 20TH CENTURY LACQUER AND ACRYLIC BOX
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| Inventory #: ZU-16 |
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Japanese late 20th century (1993) lacquer and acrylic box by famous lacquer artist SUZUKI MASAYA. SUZUKI MASAYA is part of the Tokyo and Kyoto Modern Art Museums, the Victoria and Albert in the U.K. and the Johnson Collection in the U.S. His art name is HYOUSAKU and he is the 3rd generation to c.. |
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JAPANESE MID 20TH CENTURY WAKASA WARE TRAY
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| Inventory #: M-4 |
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Japanese Mid 20th Century WAKASA ware lacquer tray. Beautifully made of a wooden base (you can see the wood grain on the back) with a fan design in mother of pearl, gold leaf and fine eggshell inlays. This tray also has a gold lacquer trim at the edge. Japanese art historians' research indicate.. |
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JAPANESE EDO PERIOD LACQUER PLATE WITH MT. FUJI DESIGN
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| Inventory #: XY-90 |
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Japanese Edo Period lacquer plate with Mt. Fuji and clouds design. The plate is done in two tones of red lacquer with Mt. Fuji done in brown lacquer and the clouds done in metal inlay. The plate measures 14 3/8" in diameter and 1 1/4" high. |
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JAPANESE MID 20TH CENTURY LACQUER PLACQUE OF PERCH FISH BY YAMAZAKI RYUZAN
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| Inventory #: YY-12 |
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Japanese mid 20th century lacquer placque. The framed lacquer placque has the design of MADAI, or true perch done in lacquer with inlaid shell eyes. Made by lacquer artist YAMAZAKI RYUZAN (1897-1969). A Toyama lacquer artist. He was a NITTEN exhibitor and a NITTEN judge in post-war Japan. He .. |
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