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A FINE JAPANESE MINIATURE SHODANA (DISPLAY CABINET) BY FUJII YOSHITOYO (B.1868) MEIJI ERA (1868-
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A FINE JAPANESE MINIATURE SHODANA (DISPLAY CABINET) BY FUJII YOSHITOYO (B.1868) MEIJI ERA (1868-
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A FINE JAPANESE MINIATURE
SHODANA
(DISPLAY CABINET) BY FUJII YOSHITOYO (B.1868)
MEIJI ERA (1868-1912)
The cabinet comprising two shelves, two drawers and a pair of hinged doors enclosing a further three drawers with chrysanthemum-shaped handles; decorated all-over with dense designs of flowers and brocade patterns, with seven panels to the front and reverse depicting shrines, pavilions, thatched buildings and ships sailing close to the shore, the side panels depicting a peacock and two chickens amongst foliage and rockwork, the interior of the hinged doors decorated with two scaly dragons, one with a sacred jewel; the base with a ten-character mark reading
Dai Nihon Tokyo Fujii Yoshitoyo saku
, 14cm x 16.5cm x 7cm. (6)
Fujii Yoshitoyo, born in Kyoto, was the founder of the Fujii Damascene Company. He was most famous for his 1/50 scale model of the Kinkakuji temple in Kyoto, sent to the Japan-British Exhibition in 1910. It is said to have taken him four years to complete and cost him 15,000 yen.
SHODANA
(DISPLAY CABINET) BY FUJII YOSHITOYO (B.1868)
MEIJI ERA (1868-1912)
The cabinet comprising two shelves, two drawers and a pair of hinged doors enclosing a further three drawers with chrysanthemum-shaped handles; decorated all-over with dense designs of flowers and brocade patterns, with seven panels to the front and reverse depicting shrines, pavilions, thatched buildings and ships sailing close to the shore, the side panels depicting a peacock and two chickens amongst foliage and rockwork, the interior of the hinged doors decorated with two scaly dragons, one with a sacred jewel; the base with a ten-character mark reading
Dai Nihon Tokyo Fujii Yoshitoyo saku
, 14cm x 16.5cm x 7cm. (6)
Fujii Yoshitoyo, born in Kyoto, was the founder of the Fujii Damascene Company. He was most famous for his 1/50 scale model of the Kinkakuji temple in Kyoto, sent to the Japan-British Exhibition in 1910. It is said to have taken him four years to complete and cost him 15,000 yen.