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Japanese Negoro Lacquer Kogo
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Pre 1900 item# 318017 (stock# JH-66)
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Hanakago Antiques
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$595
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This late 1800’s negoro lacquer kogo or incense container is an example of the lacquer technique where a coat of vermilion lacquer is applied over black lacquer, and is then allowed to wear away naturally, exposing patches of the black undercoat. This piece is deeply carved with a concentric circle design on the cover and sides. Excellent condition except for minor signs of wear.
Dimensions: 3” x 1”
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Japanese Lacquer Container
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Pre 1900 item# 177287 (stock# JG-18)
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Hanakago Antiques
Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988
$650
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This exquisitely crafted container is an example of tsuishu, a Chinese lacquering technique. A shi shi, or mythological lion and stylized peonies have been deeply carved out of vermillion-layered lacquer. The inside contains a red ink paste used for signatures. The rich coloration and patina reflects its age which dates to the mid-19th century. It is in good condition except for normal signs of wear due to age. Dimensions: 2 ½” x 2 ½” x 1”
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