Antique Japanese Meiji Early 1900's Japanese Kiseru Good Draw 5.25" Cloisonne The hardware make them very
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The hardware make them very highly regarded all over Japan for the quality workmanship and intricate details
This is a 150 year old antique Japanese suzuribako from the early Meiji Era (c
The locking post in front of the three drawers also means that this could be called a Bo-dansu as that's the name given to the post
are intricately designed architectural elements commonly found in traditional Japanese buildings
and geometric medallions—traditional Buddhist symbols of purity and enlightenment
Antique Japanese Meiji Early 1900's Japanese Kiseru Good Draw 5.25" Cloisonne The hardware make them veryThis is an antique Japanese kiseru () from the Meiji Taisho Era (early 1900's). It has a metal mouth piece and bowl with bamboo center. It is quite elegant and compact and still has a nice draw. Along with a warm centuries old patina, this kiseru has a good draw and is still very functional. This kiseru measures 5. 25" (13. 5 cm) long. It has been well used, yet well loved and, along with its warm aged patina, this kiseru remains in very good
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