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Maison MAUGRION: Rattan coffee table, with bottle or glass section. H. 48 - W.105 - D.52 cm. The top is missing.

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Maison MAUGRION: Rattan coffee table, with bottle or glass section. H. 48 - W.105 - D.52 cm. The top is missing.

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ISSHU: A FINE INLAID WOVEN RATTAN KISERUZUTSU WITH KIKU (CHRYSANTHEMUM) FLOWERS AND A TABLE SCREEN ISSHU: A FINE INLAID WOVEN RATTAN KISERUZUTSU WITH KIKU (CHRYSANTHEMUM) FLOWERS AND A TABLE SCREEN By Tanaka Isshu, signed Isshu 一秋 Japan, late 19 th century, Meiji period (1868-1912) Of muso-zutsu type, the ground finely woven with minute strips of rattan and decorated with a table screen, its ebony-inlaid frame enclosing larger strips of rattan as its central panel, and a kiku (chrysanthemum) flower with two large blossoms inlaid in mother-of-pearl, stained antler, and buffalo horn. The rim with a metal trim and cord attachment. Signed on a red lacquer tablet ISSHU. LENGTH 20.9 cm Condition: Good condition with wear, traces of use, minor losses to the rattan ground and to the inlays, the metal rim re-glued. Museum comparison: Compare a related woven rattan kiseruzutsu with a bone inlaid squid eating clams, by Tanaka Isshu, in the Kiyomizu Sannenzaka Museum, illustrated in Murata, Rinyo (2019), Kiyomizu Sannenzaka Museum: Masterpieces, p. 140, no. 204.

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