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Cabinet, Smoking

Decorative Art, World

F39.4

Japanese lacquerware smoking cabinet, Portable cabinets to hold pipe smoking accessories were common in Japanese homes and shops in the 19th century. Fitted with three drawers, this example is decorated on all four sides with auspicious symbols and domestic scenes. The containers on top were probably intended to hold ash and coals used for lighting the tobacco.

Bead

World

E35.401

Magatama Bead

Vase

Ceramics

F49.96

Vase

Ceramics

F54.33

Jug

Ceramics

F54.34

Container, Lid, Bag

World, Decorative Art

F54.38

Lidded lacquered container in drawstring fabric pouch

Tray

World, Decorative Art

F54.39

Small lacquered dish with landscape

Bowl

Decorative Art

F54.40

Small lacquered cup with family crest on the exterior

Container, Lid

World, Decorative Art

F54.41

Wooden container with a type of rhinoceros beetle, Allomyrina dichotoma, portrayed on the lid and a ladybird on the side

Netsuke

World, Decorative Art

F54.42

Manjū netsuke / toggle with river scene

Netsuke

World, Decorative Art

F54.43

Kagamibuta netsuke / toggle with pierced design

Comb

World, Decorative Art

F54.44

Wooden comb decorated with lacquered bamboo design and small shell birds

Comb

World

F54.45

Ornamental comb of lacquered wood decorated with blossom design

Comb

World, Decorative Art

F54.46

Ornamental tortoiseshell comb with pierced blossom-tree-branch decoration

Bowl

Ceramics

F54.47

Small Bizen-ware ceramic bowl

Container

World, Decorative Art

F54.48

Lidded box with raised decoration of leaves and insects.

Burner, Incense

World, Decorative Art

F54.49

Incense burner in the form of a flying bat

Tsuba

World

F54.50

Iron tsuba / sword guard with hirazōgan inlay

Inkstone

World

F54.52

Metal-lined inkstone container

Bottle

Ceramics, World

F54.54

Hagi-ware bottle with gold-lacquer kintsugi repair at mouth

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