Framed Japanese Woodblock Print by Kunisada - Edo Period Iron Bound Chests A Lost Wax Brass Money

A Lost Wax Brass Money Box - Circa 100yrs old - from Orissa

and scholarly objects

10 x 5 x 2

The Emperors of China used the dragon as a symbol of their imperial power and strength

This particular rug has been well cared for but some tassels have become lost over time

Framed Japanese Woodblock Print by Kunisada - Edo Period Iron Bound Chests A Lost Wax Brass MoneyThis old framed Japanese woodblock print dates from the Edo period, 1856 reframed by our skilled team in a simple matt black wood frame. The print by Utagawa Kunisada I is entitled 'Actors Kataoka Gad II as Arakiya Goky and Iwai Kumesabur III as Segawa, a Courtesan (Ykun) of the Matsudaya' from the play 'Hitokanade Kodakara Soga. The full diptych is visible in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. 42 x 2 x 54 (WxDxH cms) Print dimensions: 24 x 35. 5 (WxH