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Holds a master's in Chinese archaeology with extensive expertise in Japanese art.
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Pair of Japanese decorative lacquer panels in maki-e with a crane motif, crafted from lacquered wood with metal fittings and a gold-coloured frame, originating from Japan and dating to 1930–1940, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear.
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Japanese lacquerware (Maki-e) with cranes – pair of decorative panels – Shōwa period
Object: Decorative panels / lacquer panels (two-piece set)
• Technique: Maki-e (golden lacquer painting)
Motive: cranes in landscape depiction
• Material: Lacquered wood with metal applications
Country of origin: Japan
• Epoch: Shōwa Era (1926–1989)
Condition: Adequate
Signature: Not visible
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Offered is a pair of Japanese decorative lacquer panels featuring a finely executed crane motif. The depiction shows cranes in a stylized landscape and is created using the traditional Maki-e technique, in which metallic pigments are embedded in the lacquer. The gold-colored frame with ornamental decoration emphasizes the decorative character of the work.
The panels are from the Japanese Shōwa period in style and execution. Signs of age and use, such as minor abrasions, fine scratches, and patina, are present and correspond to the age of the object. Overall, a decorative collectible of Japanese lacquer art, suitable for enthusiasts of Asian art and interior design.
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state
Appropriate – age-related signs of use and patina, no restoration measures are known.
Japanese lacquerware (Maki-e) with cranes – pair of decorative panels – Shōwa period
Object: Decorative panels / lacquer panels (two-piece set)
• Technique: Maki-e (golden lacquer painting)
Motive: cranes in landscape depiction
• Material: Lacquered wood with metal applications
Country of origin: Japan
• Epoch: Shōwa Era (1926–1989)
Condition: Adequate
Signature: Not visible
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Offered is a pair of Japanese decorative lacquer panels featuring a finely executed crane motif. The depiction shows cranes in a stylized landscape and is created using the traditional Maki-e technique, in which metallic pigments are embedded in the lacquer. The gold-colored frame with ornamental decoration emphasizes the decorative character of the work.
The panels are from the Japanese Shōwa period in style and execution. Signs of age and use, such as minor abrasions, fine scratches, and patina, are present and correspond to the age of the object. Overall, a decorative collectible of Japanese lacquer art, suitable for enthusiasts of Asian art and interior design.
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state
Appropriate – age-related signs of use and patina, no restoration measures are known.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Material
Metal, Wood
Country of Origin
Japan
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
17.2 cm
Width
22.5 cm
Depth
2 cm
Estimated Period
1930-1940
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