Kobayashi Miharu's Cast Bronze Cicada Pattern Pen Dish (Cast Bronze Cicada Pattern Dish) - Tray - Copper

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Late Showa period cast bronze writing implement tray by Kobayashi Miharu, produced by Shokosha in Japan, featuring a cicada pattern; dimensions 23.5 × 7.6 × 1 cm, copper, weight about 571 g, in good condition with minor aging signs, complete with its original paulownia box and yellow veil.

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This is a Japanese late Showa period (approximately 1980–1990s) cast bronze writing implement (also used as an incense holder or writing implement tray), made by Miharu Kobayashi and produced by the renowned Japanese foundry, Shokosha. It comes with its original paulownia wood box and yellow veil, and is a complete set, belonging to the category of Japanese calligraphy bronze writing implements. The object is a rectangular shallow tray, approximately 23.5cm long, 7.6cm wide, and 1cm high, weighing approximately 571g.

This is a Japanese late Showa period (approximately 1980–1990s) cast bronze writing implement (also used as an incense holder or writing implement tray), made by Miharu Kobayashi and produced by the renowned Japanese foundry, Shokosha. It comes with its original paulownia wood box and yellow veil, and is a complete set, belonging to the category of Japanese calligraphy bronze writing implements. The object is a rectangular shallow tray, approximately 23.5cm long, 7.6cm wide, and 1cm high, weighing approximately 571g.

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Era
1900-2000
Material
Copper
Designer/artist/maker
Kobayashi Miharu's Cast Bronze Cicada Pattern Pen Dish (Cast Bronze Cicada Pattern Dish)
Country of origin
Japan
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
1 cm
Width
7.6 cm
Depth
23.5 cm
Estimated period
Late Showa period in Japan (approximately 1980–1990s)
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