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380 - Toyokawa Mitsunaga (Japan 1851–1923) Toyokawa Mitsunaga, a pure silver vase, carved in relief on the interior with a rising sun and cranes Toyokawa Mitsunaga was a Japanese metalworker active from the Meiji through the Taishō era. In particular, the second-generation Mitsunaga — who studied under the first head of the Yanagawa school and was later adopted as his heir — was highly regarded in the world of modern metalwork, producing items for the Imperial Household Ministry among other works. Base impressed "Jungin" (Pure Silver), and signed Mitsunaga. H: 36cm D: 24.3cm weight: 3060g Tomobako (artist-inscribed box) Japan, Meiji to Taisho period
Toyokawa Mitsunaga (Japan 1851–1923) Toyokawa Mitsunaga, a pure silver vase, carved in relief on the interior with a rising sun and cranes Toyokawa Mitsunaga was a Japanese metalworker active from the Meiji through the Taishō era. In particular, the second-generation Mitsunaga — who studied under the first head of the Yanagawa school and was later adopted as his heir — was highly regarded in the world of modern metalwork, producing items for the Imperial Household Ministry among other works. Base impressed "Jungin" (Pure Silver), and signed Mitsunaga. H: 36cm D: 24.3cm weight: 3060g Tomobako (artist-inscribed box) Japan, Meiji to Taisho period