A Japanese Edo Period Lacquer Kogo (Incense) Box, late 17/early 18th Century asian works of art Isaacson were well known porcelain

Isaacson were well known porcelain collectors and donors to the Seattle Art Museum

Theodore Haviland

with a chiseled glass effect

A carved snake encircling a gadrooned cover

The table stand with orange/red marble border enclosing 25 different marble samples on a black slate base and four gilt bronze feet

A Japanese Edo Period Lacquer Kogo (Incense) Box, late 17/early 18th Century asian works of art Isaacson were well known porcelainEarly Japanese Lacquer Incense Box (Kogo) Late 17thc. Of rectangular form with soft corners, decorated with a diaper pattern in gold lacquer on a brownish black ground, with pewter rims. Dimensions: 2. 25 4 2. 5 in. Condition: Some age appropriate wear: lacquer worn from top of box where it would be handled, to pewter edges, to base. One corner of top with a small gouge. Some chips to lacquer at base edges.