Exquisite JRare Japanese Tabacco Bon Set
Japanese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1910: item #817024 022234
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SANAI FINE ART & ANTIQUES
Phone: 972-270-3960 Fax: 972-270-3961
$1,100.00
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The size of Tabacco Bon Set: 6 3/4" W x 6 1/4" L x 6 1/4" H. 8 1/4" to top of Tabacco Tray handle. It is wonderful Japanese Meiji artisan work Tabacco Bon Set. There are two brass tray and container made with fine brass. The tabacco bon and drawer set is made with very fine Keyaki(oak tree) with high gloss lacquer finish. Each front and back copper metal ornament as well as on the drawer knobs. Inside drawer has black lacquer finish. It is one of fine Meiji artisan works which can not be found o... Click for details
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Rare 19th C Japanese Jokoban Incense Clock
Japanese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1900: item #798599 11-352
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B & C ANTIQUES
203-929-7312
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This rare antique wooden “jokoban” is a specific type of “kobandokei” (Japanese incense clock) used to measure time and/or to make offerings in Buddhist temples by burning incense. Crafted of cryptomeria or cypress wood with dominant grain, it dates to the mid to late-19th century. The upper section consists of an incense tray in the form of a square wooden box with a latticework cover, and the lower section has two drawers used for the storage of the tools used to arrange the incense and the po... Click for details
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Extraordinary 19th Century Japanese Mirror Box
Japanese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1900: item #760973 0162
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Japanese Art Site
917-675-1369
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This rare and exceptional Japanese Mirror Chest of Japanese Ash and Elm with Hand Mirror of fine Persimmon and Gorgeous Brass Metalwork is from the collection of a renowned author on and collector of Asian art. The brass hinges are adorned with Chrysanthemums, the Japanese symbol of health, happiness and well-being. Truly a wonderful and rare piece. 14.25h x 9.75w x 9d inches, 36h x 25w x 23d cm. Excellent Condition.
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Natural Wood Tree Trunk Tabako-bon Smoker’s Hibachi
Japanese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1900: item #721142 11-345
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B & C ANTIQUES
203-929-7312
$375 Sale Pending
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This incredible late 19th century natural-shaped wood smoker’s hibachi or tabako-bon was skillfully crafted from the trunk of a tree in a very unusual and imaginative style. Although we do not know the particular type of hardwood that was used, it is extremely heavy and deeply grained with a rich dark patina. The beautiful dense grain and knot formations make this piece visually stunning as well tactilely inviting. There are two cylindrical copper receptacles. The uncovered one would hold burnin... Click for details
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Japanese Kiri Wood Hibachi with Makie Lacquer Design
Japanese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1920: item #719412 11-347
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B & C ANTIQUES
203-929-7312
$295
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This lovely round Japanese personal-sized hibachi (te-aburi) or brazier was crafted from paulownia (kiri) wood and boldly decorated with rich gold makie lacquer and mother-of-pearl inlay. Early 20th century, Meiji/Taisho period. The front of the thick, densely-grained kiri wood body is decorated with a large gray takamakie (raised) lacquer stalk of bamboo with accents of gold lacquer. The bamboo leaves are rendered in heavy gold takamakie lacquer and sprinkled nashiji (pearskin) lacquer, and one... Click for details
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Fine Natural Burled Tree Trunk Hibachi, 19th Century
Japanese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1900: item #672189 11-342
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B & C ANTIQUES
203-929-7312
$795
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This striking natural burled hibachi or te-aburi (handwarmer) was skillfully crafted from a beautifully grained keyaki (zelkova) wood tree trunk, where the tree’s upper branches first began to spread out from the base of the trunk. Meiji period, ca. 1880-1900.
The interior walls are lined with metal which has been hammered into place, and the thin wood base has been cut to size and painted black. The lip is naturally formed and curls amorphously like waves over the lined inner walls. The incre... Click for details
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