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Carved through the darker skin to the slightly lighter coral beneath such auspicious symbols as a flying crane, minogame, bamboo and pine. The base carved with waves and a the mokkobishi-mon of the Asakura family
Unsigned. Circa 1820
Width: 7cm
Provenance:
George Lazarnick, Honolulu, sold in his sale at Sotheby's, London, 14 November 2000, lot 101.
Information:
The carving technique simulates the tsuiko method of carving lacquer to reveal a lighter ground beneath
Stock number
MR2654The BADA Standard
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