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Inro — Oriental - Philips Auctions Australia

$1,368
A Japanese lacquered Inro with wooden Ojime. Mid Edo period…
$684
A Japanese lacquered Inro with wooden netsuke. Meiji period…
$684
A Japanese lacquered Inro with Netsuke, three sectioned inro…
$684
Lacquer inro with a bone netsuke, five sections, embossed…
Auction House:
Philips Auctions Australia
Number of lots recorded:9
Lots with images:9
Prices available:9
Category:
Inro
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*** A Japanese lacquered Inro with wooden Ojime. Mid Edo period (1600-1868), the external lacquered flattened tube with lid opens to reveal a separate internal five chambered container also lacquered complete with a wooden and gilded ojime. Length 7 cm ***
*** A Japanese lacquered Inro with wooden netsuke. Meiji period (1868-1912), the four chambered container gilt lacquered and displaying flowers and dragonflies complete with a wooden netsuke depicting an ancient tribesman. Length 8 cm ***
*** A Japanese lacquered Inro with Netsuke, three sectioned inro with embossed scene of lakes and mountains, carnelian bead ojimi and ivory netsuke of a seated Buddha ***
*** Lacquer inro with a bone netsuke, five sections, embossed stylised chrysanthemums and glass ojimi ***
*** A Nashiji ground five section Inro, Meiji period, 19th century, with a red gold nashiji interior and exterior and decorated with gilt paste landscape scenes, the principal mountains inlaid with abalone shell, with a torus shaped ivory ojime and a black… ***
*** A Chinese four case ivory Inro. Lightly carved and inked shaped panels to both faces with figures in landscape and pavilion settings, with a black cord and ivory bead. Length 7.5 cm. Width 4.5 cm ***
*** A vintage bone Inro with Tagua nut netsuke, a four section inro inlaid with green speckled ducks swimming within lightly engraved and inked lotus pads, with a tagua nut netsuke featuring conjoined fish, signed, length 8 cm, width 6 cm ***
*** A Japanese three section boxwood Inro Showa period (1926-1989), signed finely relief carved to both faces with the twelve animal zodiac symbols each with black glass eyes, attached to a cord with a coiled snake netsuke and a small bead ojime, length 9 cm ***
*** A three section ivory Inro, mid 20th century, the oval cushion profile inro engraved and lightly inked to one face with a female figure holding a document and a peony spray to the other. Length 6.5 cm. Width 4.5 cm ***