Sold for $2,540

Sold prices are inclusive of Buyer’s Premium

Lot Description

A Japanese Shodana Black and Gold Lacquer Displaying Cabinet

Edo Period, 18th Century

of rectangular form raised on guri-shaped legs, comprised of four shelves, two storage drawers each with a pair of pull-out doors, decorated overall with gold mons and foliate scrolls against a black ground, having gilt metal mounts with further foliate decoration.

Height 28 1/4 x width 38 1/4 x height 15 1/4 in., 71.8 x 96.5 x 38.74 cm.

Property from the Collection of a Palm Beach Lady

Provenance:
Acquired from Odile Cavendish, London

Condition Report

The cabinet is in good overall stable condition. There are signs of restoration along the top of the cabinet on one side where the end rises, what appears to be a former break along the vertical line that would be a weak spot if lifted improperly. One of the locks on the lowest door panel does not connect.

Additional photos are updated before the sale via this link (asian.smugmug.com/Sale-2008). Please contact us to request a complete condition report.

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