A bronze single-hole table top cigar cutter By Sadanori, Meiji Period
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A bronze single-hole table-top cigar-cutter
By Sadanori, Meiji Period
The cover inset with two oval panels enclosing kacho-ga scenes in iroe-takazogan and surmounted with a figure of Bishamonten, one of the 'Guardian Deities of the Four Directions' (shitenno), standing in a belligerent pose on a curved square pedestal, the reverse is attached with an integral cutting lever, the large chamber holding the cigar cuttings decorated in relief on all four sides with a bronze bat, reserved on a ground engraved with flowers strewn on an archaic-patterned ground; signed Sadanori chu. 21cm x 13.2cm x 9.7cm (8¼in x 5 3/16in x 3¾in). (2).
Sold for £875 inc. premium

Footnotes

  • 毘沙門天像型煙草切刃付銅煙草箱 貞乗作 明治時代

Category: Asian Art / Japanese Art


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