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20 March 2012 | starting at 13:00 EDT
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A boxwood kiseruzutsu By Ippo, 19th century
A wood tobacco box 19th century
A Shibayama-style lacquer and ivory tray By Seito, late 19th century
A two-case bamboo inro, large leather pipecase and matching tobacco pouch 19th century
A lacquer 5-case inro By Ogawa Haritsu (Ritsuo, 1663-1747), 18th century
A gold-lacquer four-case inro By Koma Yasutaka, 19th century
A fine and large gold-lacquer and simulated metal three-case inro By the Kansai family, 19th century
A lacquer four-case inro By Koma Kyuhaku, 19th century
A lacquered bamboo inro After Shibata Zeshin, 19th century
A gold-lacquer and metal-inlaid four-case inro By Yamamoto Mitsutoshi, late 19th century
A five-case Somada-style sheath inro 19th century
A gold-lacquer four-case inro 19th century
A lacquer four-case inro and a lacqeur three-case inro The first by Koma Kyuhaku; the second by the Yosei family, 19th century
Ivory figural group of man, boy and chickens on a bridge Late 19th century
A wood okimono of two Nio arm wrestling Early 20th century
An ivory figure of the Buddha Circa 1900
A gold-lacquer stacking box (jubako) 18th-19th century
A Kodaiji-style lacquer stacking food container (sagejubako) 18th-19th century
A Shibayama-style charger By the Gyokusho Company, late 19th century
A large lacquer charger Late 19th century
A lacquer incense box (kogo) By Kamisaka Sekka (1866-1942) and Kamisaka Yukichi (1886-1938)
A lacquer circular jikoro (food container) with ivy leaf design By Kamisaka Sekka (1866-1942) and Kamisaka Yukichi (1886-1938)
A lacquer handwarmer (te-aburi) By Kamisaka Yukichi (1886-1938)
A low black-lacquer serving table By Kamisaka Sekka (1866-1942) and Kamisaka Yukichi (1886-1938)
An impressive gold-lacquer writing box (suzuribako) and matching table (bundai) By Unryuan (Kitamura Tatsuo, b. 1952)
A lacquer writing box By Harumasa, late 19th century
A lacquer tebako (accessory box) By Utagawa Reimei, circa 1940
A lacquered and carved gilt wood altar table with mother-of-pearl inlaid and engraved brass-mounted decoration Late 19th century
A lacquer and tortoise shell cabinet Late 19th century
A black-lacquer and ivory Shibayama-style shodana Late 19th century
An impressive lacquer and ivory shodana (cabinet) Late 19th century
A pair of inlaid lacquer panels By Koi, late 19th century
Three Noh masks 18th/19th century
Two small Satsuma vessels The first by Yozan; the second by Matsumoto Hozan, late 19th century
A Satsuma vase By Haizan, early 20th century
A Satsuma saucer dish By Gyokuzan, late 19th century
A shallow Satsuma bowl By Kozan, late 19th century
A fine and large Satsuma bowl By Yabu Meizan, late 19th century
A Satsuma bottle vase By Yabu Meizan, late 19th century
A deep Satsuma bowl By Yabu Meizan, late 19th century
A small Satsuma vase By Shuzan, late 19th century
A Satsuma vase By Raizan, late 19th century
A bell-shaped Satsuma incense burner Late 19th century
A cobalt blue Satsuma vase By Gyokuho, late 19th century
A large Satsuma vase Late 19th century
Hamada Shoji (1894-1978) An iron-glazed vase
A cloisonne enamel vase Late 19th century
Three cloisonne enamel vases By the workshop of Namikawa Yasuyuki (1845-1927), late 19th century
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