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Yasuhara Shōsō, Offering Stand with Distant Hills and Pine Saplings, 1930s -
Maki-e Lacquer artist, Set of Shelves with Designs Based on the Noh Drama Takasago, 1910s-1920s
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Miki Gyokushin II, Set of Paper Box, Box for Writing Utensils, and Box for Brushes with Design of Ferns, 1920s
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Miyazaki Heiando, Set of Writing Box and Document Box with Poem, Grasses and Flowers, 1920s
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Maki-e Artist, Koto-Shaped Writing Box, ca 1910
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Maki-e Lacquer artist, Writing Box with Phoenix, 1910s-20s
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Mitamura Jiho, Octagonal Jewel Box with Peach Blossom and Butterflies, 1920s
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Nishimura Shōitsu I, Tea Caddy with Chrysanthemums, 1930s
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Hyōami, Set of Sakazuki with Stand, ca 1920
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Kamisaka Yukichi, Set of Writing Box, Letter Box, and Tray, 1920s
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Yoshida Jun’ichirō, Tea Caddy with Egret over Waves, 1930s
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Hirobuta Tray with Accouterments of the Bugaku Dance, 1910s
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Takamura Hyōkei and Jitaku, Accessory Box with Prunus Blossom Design, 1930s
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Funamoto Migiwa, Accessory Box with Irises, circa 1935
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Nobuyuki Tanaka, Flow (Wave in red), 2015
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Nobuyuki Tanaka, Tactile Memory, 2015
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Incense Box with Maple Leaves, 18th century
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Maki-e Lacquer artist, Box for Writing Utensils with Design of Egrets and Waterwheel, 19th century
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Chōhō Narahara, Accessory Box with Design of Gentians and Dragonfly, 1950s
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Utagawa Reimei, Accessory Box with Azalea and Vine, 1957
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Shirokawa, Accessory Box with Leaves Decor, 1960s
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Eizō Ippyōsai VII, Tea Caddy with Distant Mountains, 1990s
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Yamazaki Mushū, Rectangular Box with Shells, 2007
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Maki-e Lacquer artist, Sword Stand, mid-20th century
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Tsuboi Hidenori, Flying Cranes Tea Caddy, 1980s
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Kanshōsai 観松斎, Inro with Magpie, early–mid 19th century
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Hara Yōyūsai 原羊遊斎, Inro with Gift from the Ise Stories, early–mid 19th century
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Koma Koryū Family, Inro with Orchids, early–mid 19th century
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Senchasō, Wajima-Lacquer Flower-Arrangement Stand, 1990s
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Taniuchi Kazuko, Shelf for Cosmetic Boxes with Design of Dragonflies and Thistles, 1990s
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Kiyoshi, “Black Elephant” Flower Vessel, 1980s
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Ikeda Kiichi, Lacquer Folding Screen with Roof Tiles, 1952
