Posted 1 year ago
Budek
(153 items)
Hello All,
I just picked this up a day ago, and got pretty excited about it.
It's Japanese red lacquer ( I think ) with a heavily carved Carp design.
Judging by the type of wear, I believe it's quite old,....just how old I don't know,....any guesses?
It's a bit over 10 1/8 inches in diameter, and has an old Takito, Ogawa & Co sticker on the bottom.
It may be a wee bit scary, but I think it's just beautiful,...I hope someone out there agrees with me:)
T
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I agree. It's awesome!
After 1905. The firm was established then.
http://www.waiapo.com/orientalcats/japan_marks-advertisements.html
I think it's beautiful!
i love this very much:) such a grand item:)
Thank You Stef, Vet ( Grazie mille ), and Bellin.
anytime:)
I love the "Scary Fish Box". Looks more like a Pirana than the Carp around here.
I might have to think twice about swimming in Japan now.
Hi Budek
The item you have is referred to as Cinnabar ware. This is a process of building up thousands of layers of lacquer, then carving back the surface with the design or motif you require. This is definitely Cinnabar - no doubt about it
Dean
Thanks Bootson! and Thank You Dean/Italian Glass for the information you were very kind to share.
Now I know what I have,.....that's wonderful.
Have a great week-end all,
Tony.
Thank You for the love, Lisa , Amber, and Mr. Majestic
I hope you're all having a great holiday Monday.
T