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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Nov 12, 2020 | Bonhams | New York | Living with Asian Art: Chinese and Japanese Works of Art Online Sale | 186 | $****** - ****** | A Group of four pairs of assorted fuchi-gashira, an Goto-school fuchi and two daisho fuchi |
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Comprising a Kaga Goto school shakudo nanakoji pair decorated with dragons and clouds in gold takazogan and takabori; a Nara-school shibuichi migakiji pair with Chinese scholars and an attendant reading an album by a pine tree in shishiaibori and gold takazogan and hirazogan, inscribed Joi; a Nara-school shinchu pair decorated with poppies in iro-e takazogan and takabori, inscribed Yasuchika; a Nara-school shakudo migakiji pair decorated with a long-armed gibbon reaching for the reflection of the full moon in gold takazogan, silver hirazogan, and takabori, with a kao; a Goto-school shakudo migakiji fuchi with a deity descending on a cloud to meet a kneeling courtier, in gold hirazogan and with a lengthy inscription, dated Kaei rokunen mizunoto ushi [] [] (1853), and inscribed Goto [] Ichijo saku and bearing a seal Mitsuyo; two shakudo nanakoji fuchi decorated with futatsudome (double whorl) crests in gold takazogan, each signed Furukawa Yoshinaga, one with the artist's kao
Each with a wood tomobako stroage box
