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Posted 3 years ago
dav2no1
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Wood Carved Quail
Approximately 8 5/8" tall x 5 1/2"
Did I say I like wood carved animals? My sister went to the thrift store today and brought this nice quail back. I was home waiting for some truck parts to be delivered. But of course...now it says tomorrow.
No markings, but it's a nice carving. This is an ironwood carving.
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He's beautiful, wonderfully shaped
A really beautiful carving!! Very nicely detailed.
mayor computer trouble so we do it this way , sorry it is the scylla or charibdys
concerning e mail 13-01-2022
seller is right this is taisho landscape piece , around 1920, IMO everything , i would,not have it form free, it is an naked piece , no mandarin ducks etc, you are missingpart of the gold application its sloppy , you got interference , part of layer upon other layers, transtion sky and see no fade it, this is absolute junk
the 4 beneeth ones are gorudo -bizu moriage, which which apllied elevation , and the elevation comes from a sort of pearl neckless design , lets call it beads like the murano beads
they are quite easy to date around 1917
the use is more difficult , because japanese use bowls foreverything , i think this is not so likely an candy dish but a sort of sunomone ( for pickles or cucumber (
probably part of a set of all kinds of uses of bowls, i am not so fond splitting kitchen utensils
pieces aint bad , IMO over the top , i would not buy price is a bit steep , for this you better let,s say gorudo - bizu theacup and saucer , you got rather well stuff for lets say 90 dollars
, sorry won,t do it again but otherwise you have to wait maybe for weeks for an answer
Nice. I have several of these ironwood (?) carvings, including a similar quail. Not quite so common as they once were. Maybe the makers were put out of business by Chinese imports? Dunno...
Waki - thank you. So you say the SNB mark is taisho? I was very curious about that since no information was really found. I understand they had a factory in Nagoya.
i am still thinking i cant be much off maybe 7 years
compared the marks
1 the nagoya shofo part
2 nagoya nippon nippon inside and outside signed
nagoya handpainted SNB signed
nagoyo crown
so far as i see i not missing something significant
confirm if got you my email , i got computer problems , i have to know if i am wing lamb for my clients
Waki - got your email and replied.
Everyone else..sorry, I was asking waki to give me some information on a mark I had not seen before.