Beschreibung:

Edo period (1615-1868) to Meiji era (1868-1912), late 18th to late 19th century
The first black-lacquer manjū, hexagons with geometric, bird, and floral designs; the second gold-lacquer manjū with cranes, minogame and floral motifs, signed Inagawa; the third lacquer manjū, with a fan; the fourth lacquer manjū, with a peacock; the fifth dark wood hako, carved with a Chinese battle scene; the sixth wood manjū in the form of a chagama (tea kettle); the seventh wood kagamibuta, in the form of a charcoal basket; the eighth wood manjū, with a lacquer dragonfly; the ninth wood manjū, with a lacquer flower; the tenth red-lacquer hako, carved with leaves and tendrils; the eleventh wood manjū; the twelfth wood manjū with lacquer peony scrolls; the thirteenth manjū, carved in guri style; the fourteenth red lacquer manjū, with chrysanthemums; the fifteenth polychrome lacquer, in the form of a pumpkin (15)
1 5/8in (4.1cm) diameter, the largest