An ivory and Shibayama-inlaid two-leaf tsuitate (table screen)
Attributed to Saito Terukazu/Shoichi, Meiji Period
One side finely carved in low relief with a large eagle perched on a pine branch eyeing its prey shown on the other panel, three other monkeys depicted escaping on the lower panels below, the reverse inlaid in typical Shibayama style, with a continuous design of an old man and a young girl strolling along a river bank beneath flowering cherry blossoms, whilst a bijin feeds two carp swimming above the water, above two smaller panels of densely-clustered peony and chrysanthemum heads, with engraved silvered-metal mounts; signed Terukazu/Shoichi koku. 28cm x 24cm (11in x 9 3/8in).
Sold for
£6,000
inc. premium
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Asian Art
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Japanese Art
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