Carver: Unknown
Four-division case inro, ojime & netsuke; inro and netsuke of figured wood with gold on black lacquered details, the ojime of turquoise glass. The inro & netsuke both with the mon (crests: dwarf bamboo and number three), probably of the Inaba family of Yodo and Tateyama. Japanese, unsigned, 19th century
History note: On loan since 1975, unknown before donor
Given by Mrs Margaret G. Fink
Method of acquisition: Given (1993-10-11) by Fink, Margaret, G.
Edo Period (1615-1868)
1615
CE
-
1868
CE
Detail
composed of
lacquer
( black)
gold
Ojime
composed of
glass
( turquoise)
Length 1.6 cm
Netsuke
Diameter 3.8 cm
Inro
Length 9.8 cm
Width 4.6 cm
figured Wood
Accession number: O.1 & A & B-1993
Primary reference Number: 22210
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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