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Lacquer

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A 17th century Chinese scholars tray with finely woven basketry panels

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A 17th or early 18th century Ryukyu mother of pearl inlay lidded box with fillet edges.

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A 18th/19th century Ryukyu mother of pearl and lacquer plate

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A 19th century Japanese Ryukyu Kingdom Cinnabar lacquer & haku-e incense table

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A black lacquer Chinese Ming dynasty mother of pearl inlay tray – 16th century

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A Chinese early Ming dynasty,15th century carved cinnabar lacquer scholar’s box and cover.

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A Chinese late 18th century mother of pearl inlaid black lacquer rectangular tray

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A Chinese Ming Dynasty double-sided carved cinnabar lacquer seal box.

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A Chinese or Ryu early Ming dynasty mother of pearl inlay tray

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A Chinese or Ryukyu rectangular polychrome lacquer tray with mother of pearl inlay and inset basketry

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A Chinese Qing dynasty polychrome carved tixi lacquer tray

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A fine 17th/18th century Chinese mother of pearl inlay tray

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A fine quality late 18th/early 19th century Qing dynasty Chinese carved cinnabar lacquer box with cover

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A Japanese Edo period lacquered (urushi) wooden Maezuku alter table/stand in gold leaf (kinpaku) and inset with mother of pearl inlay (raden)

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A Japanese guri lacquer incense box

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A japanese urushi yukata tray -Taishō era

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