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Japanese Inro

19th century
Description

A fine four case Japanese Laquer Inro with landscape scenes in gold laquer on a black background. From the Meiji period, it is unsigned and in very good condition althouch the cord is not original.

Physical Dimensions
Height
7.5cm (2.95")
Width
5.3cm (2.09")
Declaration

David Robinson Antiques has dated this Japanese Lacquer Inro Box to the 1890s.

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SA1200535
Description
A fine four case Japanese Laquer Inro with landscape scenes in gold laquer on a black background. From the Meiji period, it is unsigned and in very good condition althouch the cord is not original.
Height
7.5cm (2.95")
Width
5.3cm (2.09")
Date of Manufacture

David Robinson Antiques has dated this Japanese Lacquer Inro Box to the 1890s.

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SA1200535
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A small Japanese multi-tiered black lacquer inro box decorated with gold maki-e landscape imagery and suspended by a woven yellow cord.
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Archive I A small Japanese multi-tiered black lacquer inro box decorated with gold maki-e landscape imagery and suspended by a woven yellow cord.

Japanese Inro

Archive II A small Japanese multi-tiered black lacquer inro box decorated with gold maki-e landscape imagery and suspended by a woven yellow cord. View II
Archive III A small Japanese multi-tiered black lacquer inro box decorated with gold maki-e landscape imagery and suspended by a woven yellow cord. View III
Archive IV A small Japanese multi-tiered black lacquer inro box decorated with gold maki-e landscape imagery and suspended by a woven yellow cord. View IV
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Telephone 07860 307887
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Stand 26
The Admiral Vernon Arcade
Portobello Road
London
United Kingdom

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David Robinson Antiques
Verified Since Aug 2023
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Location: Stand 26, The Admiral Vernon Arcade, Portobello Road, London, United Kingdom, , Or by appointment.
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A small Japanese multi-tiered black lacquer inro box decorated with gold maki-e landscape imagery and suspended by a woven yellow cord.
Japanese Inro
Ref: SA1200535
A small Japanese multi-tiered black lacquer inro box decorated with gold maki-e landscape imagery and suspended by a woven yellow cord.
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An inro is a traditional Japanese portable case designed to carry small items such as medicines or seals, suspended from the obi sash of traditional kimono attire.

Craftsmen build lightweight wooden bases, apply multiple layers of refined lacquer tree sap, and sprinkle gold or silver powders onto wet lacquer to form detailed landscape designs.

Authentic pieces feature tight-fitting nested sections, smooth cord channels along the sides, fine lacquer technique, and gentle signs of age-appropriate wear around the edges.

These small decorative objects are typically displayed inside glass collector cabinets, positioned on acrylic stands on bookshelves, or styled atop sideboards alongside other oriental curiosities.

Keep lacquerware away from direct sunlight and extreme humidity fluctuations, cleaning surfaces gently with a dry microfibre cloth to avoid surface abrasion.
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