Lot 134
Formed as a section of bamboo, realistically rendered in natural colours and decorated in gold lacquer with small sprigs of bamboo, the lid decorated on roiro black ground with a bird flying to her young in the nest in takamakie, 14cm width x 11cm depth x 5cm height
Estimate $2,000 - $3,000
In very good condition with minor oxidisation to lacquer consistent with age, minor abrastion scratches to base consistent with use
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Purchased: Spink & Son Ltd, 1991
This work is unsigned but attributed to Hashimoto Hashiichi I (1817-1882) who was known for intitating the style takemozo-nuri in which he made perfect imitations of bamboo in lacquer.
EVENING AUCTION: The Decorative Arts Collection of James Fairfax AC
AUCTION
Sale: LJ8201
6:30pm - 31 August 2017
The National Art School, Sydney
VIEWING
Viewing Location
Leonard Joel, 39 Queen Street, Woollahra NSW 2010
Tuesday 29 & Wednesday 30 August, 11am-6pm
Thursday 31 August, by appointment only
CONTACT
Tim Nicol
timothy.nicol@leonardjoel.com.au
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