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Item # 4582
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Antique pair of matching Chinese Rosewood arm chairs c1900. This true pair of Chinese Rosewood arm chairs are the most beautiful and well made of this design and period we have ever seen. The solid rosewood stock is strong and all the joints are mortised. The legs,frame and braces were all hand carved. The two back splats are hand painted and have a relief design depicting a man and a woman facing one another. Each chair measures 36 and one half inches to the top of its back,23 inches wide out side at the widest point,19 inches high to the seat,18 inches deep inside,20 and one half inches wide inside and 26 and one half inches to the top of their arms. Original hand needlepoint seats.
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 -  -  -  -  -  -  - | Koma Kansi five case lacquer Inro c1790
Item # 4616
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Koma Kansi five case lacquer Inro c1790. This Japanese Edo five case Lacquer Inro was made by "Komo Kansi Koma Kansai (?-1792.) An exceptionally skilled artist of Edo and the outstanding pupil of Koma Koryu, he was not a Koma by birth. His real name was Sakanouchi Jubei, and he also used the names Tanso and Tansei. He was given permission by Koryu to use the family name, and it was he who finally brought the work of the family back to its original high quality. He was an excellent lacquerer and also composed comic poems. He was particularly masterly in "chinkin-bori" (literally, "sunken gold carving"- technique in which fine lines are engraved in lacquer or metal and then rendered more visible by powdering (usually with gold) or lacquering with a color different from that of the background) and gol-lacquer techniques. He died on April 12. 1792. This Infro is not strung but is in excellent original condition. Measures 3 and one half inches by 2 and one quarter inches. See "A Dictionary of Japanese Artists" Painting,Sculpture, Ceramics, Prints,Lacquer by Laurance P. Roberts page 69 to read more information on the artist.
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