Appearing in the March-April issue of Arts of Asia, featured are a Joseon dynasty shipjangsaeng carved hardwood brushpot, a Tsuchiya Koitsu woodblock print, "cormorant fishing at night", and a civil, Censor's rank badge - Xiezhai - each to appear in our March auction).The following lot, five Genroku era kakiemon style choku with spurious Chenghua marks, will be offered in the next sale - closing 11 April 2012 - right:
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