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Japanese lacquer suzuribako (writing box), 19th century, of rectangular form, inlaid with cut-shell, the cover decorated with a pair of peafowl perched upon rockwork among flowering peony beside a river, a duck and butterflies overhead, the interior with inlaid ink stone and water-dropper, decorated with branches of flowers issuing from rockwork beside a meandering river.
Dimensions
Dimensions of cover: 9 1/2in. x 8 3/8in.; (24.1cm x 21.2cm).Stock number
U43The BADA Standard
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