430- Lacquer tea caddy with landscape and bamboo decoration 19th century work

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430- Lacquer tea caddy with landscape and bamboo decoration 19th century work

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430- Lacquer tea caddy with landscape and bamboo decoration 19th century work

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TEA BOX Wooden box with Asian decorations in reserve in the lacquer taste (wear), it opens onto two pewter boxes with decorated tops and stoppers. Late 19th century. 20 x 13.60 x 13 cm - Small chips and accidents, deformed boxes.

Estim. 30 - 40 EUR

2 muscial lacquer jewelry boxes decorated with Asian landscapes. Height: 12 cm

Estim. 20 - 40 EUR

CHINA: Two square porcelain planters decorated with red grids on a yellow background. Mark under the base. H. 14.5 cm. H. 18 - W. 29 - D. 21 cm. Accident to the lacquer, missing foot and key. And a metal tea caddy decorated with flowers. H. 10 cm.

Estim. 300 - 600 EUR

A FINE LACQUERED NATSUME (TEA CADDY) A FINE LACQUERED NATSUME (TEA CADDY) Japan, 20 th century Of typical form with a flush-fitting cover, bearing a lustrous roiro lacquered ground, finely executed in gold hiramaki-e with spiraling designs. The interior covered in silver lacquer. DIAMETER 8.2 cm Condition: Excellent condition. With a wood tomobako storage box inscribed in Japanese.

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