A Group of Vintage Japanese Lacquer and Stoneware
Only one available — a single, individual piece.
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Comprising: a Japanese oblong box and cover and a letter rack, all decorated with geisha and other figures in discussion, the box 29.8 cm long; a black and a ginger Japanese stoneware model of a cat and a black stoneware goat shaped teapot and cover, various impressed marks (5). Condition: Overall in good order, some slight wear. The box with some minor chipping to the rim and with a short crack. The rack with a small chip and some scratching to lacquered surface.
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