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The Edward Wrangham Collection of Japanese Art: Part I

Auction 18493
London, New Bond Street
9 Nov 2010, starting at 10:30 GMT with lot 1.
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Auction highlights

A four-case inro lacquered with a boatload of takaramono on combed waves 19th century
Sold for £162,000 inc. premium
A roiro lacquer four-case inro By Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891), Meiji Period
A two-case iron inro By Hirata Harumasa, mid. 19th century
Sold for £96,000 inc. premium
An iron two-case inro By Hirata Harumasa, mid 19th century
A small fubako By Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891)
Sold for £74,400 inc. premium
A small lacquered-wood fubako (document box and cover) By Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891), Meiji Period
A four-case inro of lacquer and wood, lacquered with moon amid clouds, maple leaves in rain 19th century
Sold for £66,000 inc. premium
A rare lacquer and kiri-wood four-case inro By Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891), Meiji Period

Lots

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A small tanto blade later mounted as an aikuchi The blade probably 17th century
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A small tanto blade The blade probably 17th century, later mounted as an aikuchi
Sold for £2,640 inc. premium
A tanto blade later mounted as an aikuchi The blade 16th century
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A tanto blade The blade 16th century, later mounted as an aikuchi
Sold for £8,400 inc. premium
A tanto blade later mounted as an aikuchi The blae probably 17th century
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A tanto blade The blade probably 17th century, later mounted as an aikuchi
Sold for £19,200 inc. premium
A shin-shinto o-tanto blade Blade after Masamune, probably 19th century
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A shin-shinto o-tanto blade The blade after Masamune, probably 19th century
Estimate:
£5,000 - 5,500
JPY 780,000 - 860,000
US$ 7,600 - 8,400
Two shakudo fuchi-gashira Ichinomiya school, 18th century
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Two shakudo fuchi-gashira Ichinomiya School, 18th century
Sold for £720 inc. premium
A shibuichi fuchi-gashira Ichinomiya school, probably 18th century
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A shibuichi fuchi-gashira Ichinomiya School, probably 18th century
Sold for £540 inc. premium
A shibuichi fuchi-kashira Ichinomiya school, 19th century
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A shibuichi fuchi-gashira Ichinomiya School, 19th century
Sold for £660 inc. premium
A large iron tsuba Ichinomiya school, dated 1782
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A large iron tsuba Ichinomiya School, dated 1782
Sold for £2,640 inc. premium
A shakudo tsuba Ichinomiya school, 19th century
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A shakudo tsuba Ichinomiya School, 19th century
Estimate:
£700 - 800
JPY 110,000 - 120,000
US$ 1,100 - 1,200
A shibuichi tsuba Ichinomiya school, 19th century
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A shibuichi tsuba Ichinomiya School, 19th century
Estimate:
£600 - 700
JPY 94,000 - 110,000
US$ 910 - 1,100
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