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Japanese Table Screen With Cranes And Minogame
Exceptionally fine Kano school Japanese Table Screen, known as a Ko-Byobu, dating to the early 19th century. Finely executed in bright mineral pigments on gold leaf with an inner silk border brocaded with gold thread. The black lacquered frame accentuated with decorative gilt brassware of unusually good quality. Retail label for Naga Antiques New York to the rear. 45cm x 125cm (18 x 49 inches), circa 1820.
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