Antique Japanese Meiji Era small Ceramic Blue & White Hibachi Brazier 6” Lacquerware this is a beautiful example

this is a beautiful example of Japanese lacquer ware

unlike European saws which cut on the push stroke

Especially in his landscape prints he makes use of gradations to make the designs more vivid and create atmosphere

mid to late 19th century

This allows it to have a thinner blade that cuts more efficiently and leaves a narrower cut width

Antique Japanese Meiji Era small Ceramic Blue & White Hibachi Brazier 6” Lacquerware this is a beautiful exampleThis is an antique Japanese ceramic hibachi likely from the Meiji era (1868 1912). In beautiful cobalt blue glaze it has chrysanthemum flowers in bloom as well as bamboo and foliage . Traditionally in Japan a hibachi is considered an enclosure for fire, usually hot coals sitting on a bed of ash used to help heat small spaces, lite a pipe or warm water for tea. A great container for plants and flowers Priced according to condition. Height = 6" Diameter