Japanese Satsuma Lidded Box- Signed
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Meiji period and possibly by Kaizan, the rectanguler shaped box with concave corners, painted with a variety of figures in conversation to the lid, the sides of the box with various objects. The interior painted with various flowers by a stream, signed to the base. 8.5cms by 6cms. Condition: lid, small chip to the top section on the side, some wear to gilding on both sections where the lid sits, general crazing.
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