124 - JAPAN, Edo Period (1603–1868) – Meiji Period (1868–1912) and 20th century.

JAPAN, Edo Period (1603–1868) – Meiji Period (1868–1912) and 20th century. Set of four inro: - Four-compartment inro in ro-iro lacquer with hira maki-e decoration in gold lacquer and kirigane depicting a rooster on the roof of a thatched cottage and a tree in bloom. Nashiji interior. Unsigned. H. 7 cm. Some scuffs, small scratches, minor chips, and minor restorations. Ojime made of carnelian. Netsuke made of deer antler, depicting Daikoku. H. 3.3 cm. Small crack. EDO period. - Three-panel piece in ro-iro lacquer with hira maki-e decoration in red, silver, and gold lacquer depicting carp among seaweed. Unsigned. H. 7.8 cm. Wear, scratches, chips, some missing pieces, and warping. Ojime in bronze with champlevé enamel depicting flying dragons. Wear, a few chips, and traces of glue. Netsuke in pavilion wood depicting mountains. H. 2.7 cm. - Three-panel piece in buffalo horn with incised decoration of cranes flying over the waves. Unsigned. H. 7 cm. Some cracks, scratches, and minor chips. Ojime in polished bone. Netsuke in horn, depicting a reclining hen. L. 2.9 cm. - with three compartments in carved wood in the shape of Daikoku. Signed “Nissho” in a mother-of-pearl medallion. H. 7.6 cm. Wooden ojime. Horn netsuke depicting a mallet. H. 4 cm. 20th century. Some scratches.