Lot Details
Lot 2386
Two Japanese Fuchi-Kashira
19th Century
One worked in shakudo and nanako, the fuchi decorated with children's toys, a drum, stick with clappers on cords, monkey and a noh dancer on a stick, each in taka-bori of shakudo, gold, silver and copper with gold inlay, the kashira with a mask of karashishi in taka-bori of bronze, shakudo and gold, gold hiro-zogan, signed Eisen Okamura; the other worked in shibuichi ishime, both pieces with dragons in taka-bori of shibuichi and gold. Lengths 1 1/2 inches.
St. John's University
Estimate: $800 - $1,200
Sold for $1,800 (includes buyer's premium)
Additional Notes & Condition Report
puppet mask with silver and gilt wear, drum with light gilt wear
Dragon with light surface scratches to underside.
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Dragon with light surface scratches to underside.
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