Nr. 98889162

Verkauft
Suzuribako (Schreibkästchen) – Chrysantheme auf Nashiji-Hintergrund - Holz, Lack, Gold und Silber Maki-e - Shoko-sei (尚古製) - Japan - Meiji Periode (1868-1912)
Höchstgebot
€ 800
Vor 4 Wochen

Suzuribako (Schreibkästchen) – Chrysantheme auf Nashiji-Hintergrund - Holz, Lack, Gold und Silber Maki-e - Shoko-sei (尚古製) - Japan - Meiji Periode (1868-1912)

Thank you very much for your interest in this item. Before proceeding with your purchase, please read the following details carefully. Item: Suzuribako (Writing Box) – Gold & Silver Maki-e Chrysanthemum on Nashiji Ground – Signed Shoko Sei (尚古製) Meiji period (1868–1912) Refined antique Japanese suzuribako (writing box) with gold and silver maki-e on nashiji ground, signed Shoko-sei (尚古製) — an elegant example of Meiji-period lacquer art combining technical mastery and aesthetic refinement. Description: This refined suzuribako (writing box) was crafted by Shoko Sei during the Meiji period. Shoko Sei was a workshop active from the late 19th to early 20th century, renowned for producing high-quality lacquerware and metalwork that combined traditional Japanese craftsmanship with Western decorative sensibilities. Pieces bearing the Shoko Sei signature were often created for export and exhibition, reflecting the height of Meiji-era artistry that captivated Western collectors during the Japonisme movement. The box is fully finished in fine nashiji (pear-skin) lacquer and decorated with exquisite taka-maki-e (raised gold and silver lacquer) chrysanthemum motifs — a classical Japanese symbol of longevity and imperial grace. The interior of the lid is adorned with a gold maki-e landscape featuring pine trees and a mountain, showcasing the artisan’s exceptional skill and refined aesthetic. The set includes an inkstone (suzuri), a silver water dropper (suiteki), and the original wooden box (tomobako) inscribed “尚古製 硯箱 (Shoko Sei Suzuribako).” A remarkable example of Meiji-period lacquer art that harmonizes functionality and beauty. Dimensions: Approx. 24 × 19.5 × 6 cm Condition: Good condition – minor wear and small scratches consistent with age and use. Please check the photos for details. Shipping & Notes: We will carefully and securely pack the item and ship it via Japan Post. For international deliveries, the final delivery will be handled by the local postal service in the destination country (courier selection is not available). We take great care in packing to ensure safe delivery, but please note that minor effects from handling or climate conditions during international transport may occasionally occur. Combined shipping for multiple items is not available. Delivery typically takes about 3 weeks, but delays may occur due to customs inspections or local postal conditions. The shipping label will include the accurate weight and size of the parcel; however, depending on the regulations of the destination country or local courier, additional charges may apply. Most of these charges correspond to customs duties or import taxes, which are the buyer’s responsibility. If you are contacted by customs or delivery services, please respond promptly. If the item is returned due to failed delivery, reshipping costs will be the buyer’s responsibility. If there is no contact for more than one month, the item may be disposed of or resold. We sincerely hope the item arrives safely and brings you satisfaction. Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation for a smooth and pleasant transaction.

Nr. 98889162

Verkauft
Suzuribako (Schreibkästchen) – Chrysantheme auf Nashiji-Hintergrund - Holz, Lack, Gold und Silber Maki-e - Shoko-sei (尚古製) - Japan - Meiji Periode (1868-1912)

Suzuribako (Schreibkästchen) – Chrysantheme auf Nashiji-Hintergrund - Holz, Lack, Gold und Silber Maki-e - Shoko-sei (尚古製) - Japan - Meiji Periode (1868-1912)

Thank you very much for your interest in this item.
Before proceeding with your purchase, please read the following details carefully.

Item:

Suzuribako (Writing Box) – Gold & Silver Maki-e Chrysanthemum on Nashiji Ground – Signed Shoko Sei (尚古製)
Meiji period (1868–1912)

Refined antique Japanese suzuribako (writing box) with gold and silver maki-e on nashiji ground, signed Shoko-sei (尚古製) — an elegant example of Meiji-period lacquer art combining technical mastery and aesthetic refinement.

Description:

This refined suzuribako (writing box) was crafted by Shoko Sei during the Meiji period.
Shoko Sei was a workshop active from the late 19th to early 20th century, renowned for producing high-quality lacquerware and metalwork that combined traditional Japanese craftsmanship with Western decorative sensibilities.
Pieces bearing the Shoko Sei signature were often created for export and exhibition, reflecting the height of Meiji-era artistry that captivated Western collectors during the Japonisme movement.

The box is fully finished in fine nashiji (pear-skin) lacquer and decorated with exquisite taka-maki-e (raised gold and silver lacquer) chrysanthemum motifs — a classical Japanese symbol of longevity and imperial grace.
The interior of the lid is adorned with a gold maki-e landscape featuring pine trees and a mountain, showcasing the artisan’s exceptional skill and refined aesthetic.
The set includes an inkstone (suzuri), a silver water dropper (suiteki), and the original wooden box (tomobako) inscribed “尚古製 硯箱 (Shoko Sei Suzuribako).”
A remarkable example of Meiji-period lacquer art that harmonizes functionality and beauty.

Dimensions:

Approx. 24 × 19.5 × 6 cm

Condition:

Good condition – minor wear and small scratches consistent with age and use.
Please check the photos for details.

Shipping & Notes:

We will carefully and securely pack the item and ship it via Japan Post.
For international deliveries, the final delivery will be handled by the local postal service in the destination country (courier selection is not available).
We take great care in packing to ensure safe delivery, but please note that minor effects from handling or climate conditions during international transport may occasionally occur.
Combined shipping for multiple items is not available.
Delivery typically takes about 3 weeks, but delays may occur due to customs inspections or local postal conditions.
The shipping label will include the accurate weight and size of the parcel; however, depending on the regulations of the destination country or local courier, additional charges may apply. Most of these charges correspond to customs duties or import taxes, which are the buyer’s responsibility.
If you are contacted by customs or delivery services, please respond promptly.
If the item is returned due to failed delivery, reshipping costs will be the buyer’s responsibility.
If there is no contact for more than one month, the item may be disposed of or resold.
We sincerely hope the item arrives safely and brings you satisfaction.
Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation for a smooth and pleasant transaction.

Höchstgebot
€ 800
Giovanni Bottero
Experte
Schätzung  € 900 - € 1.100

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