Inrô mit General Kan'u zu Pferd in Gebirgslandschaft und Manju-Netsuke - photo 1
Inrô mit General Kan'u zu Pferd in Gebirgslandschaft und Manju-Netsuke - photo 2
Inrô mit General Kan'u zu Pferd in Gebirgslandschaft und Manju-Netsuke - photo 3
Inrô mit General Kan'u zu Pferd in Gebirgslandschaft und Manju-Netsuke - photo 4
Inrô mit General Kan'u zu Pferd in Gebirgslandschaft und Manju-Netsuke - photo 5
Inrô mit General Kan'u zu Pferd in Gebirgslandschaft und Manju-Netsuke - photo 6
Inrô mit General Kan'u zu Pferd in Gebirgslandschaft und Manju-Netsuke - photo 7
Inrô mit General Kan'u zu Pferd in Gebirgslandschaft und Manju-Netsuke - photo 8

Inrô mit General Kan'u zu Pferd in Gebirgslandschaft und Manju-Netsuke

Lot 8240
11.11.2021 09:30UTC +01:00
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€ 1 400
AuctioneerNagel Auktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 8240 | Inrô mit General Kan'u zu Pferd in Gebirgslandschaft und Manju-Netsuke
Estimate value
€ 1 000 – 1 500
Inrô mit General Kan'u zu Pferd in Gebirgslandschaft und Manju-Netsuke
Japan, sign., 19. Jh.
8,3 cm x 5,6 cm. Netsuke D. 4,1 cm
Fünfteilig, mit gewölbtem Seiten und verdeckter Schnurführung. Innen mit rötlichem nashiji-Lack. Außen dekoriert in hira- und takamaki-e, mit geschnitzten Einlagen in Perlmutt und farbigem Stein (Jade usw.) mit dem chin. General Kan'U auf seinem Pferd Sekitoba, in der Rechten seine Hellebarde „Grüner Drachen“ haltend. Auf der Rückseite wird er vor einem Wasserfall in einem Gebirge mit Kiefern von einem chinesischen Diener mit einer Weinkanne erwartet. Manju-Netsuke: Maritimes Elfenbein. Mühlstein-Hauer sitzend und rauchend in vertieften Relief. Rückwärtig sign.
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