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A Japanese Utsubo, 2nd half of the Edo period Quiver for sporting arrows made of lacquered wood and papier-mâché. Slender, fluted body with a textured gold lacquer finish. Central leather cuff, movable brass rings with an attached cord. The lid and body feature a slightly raised mon in black lacquer. The lower edge of the lid is damaged. Inside are two different arrows with sports tips. Comes with Japanese dealer’s papers. Length: 96 cm. Condition: II - III
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