Original Japanese Woodblock Print Paul Jacoulet Hokkan-zan Seoul Korea 18"W Tsukue An exceptionally good example of

An exceptionally good example of late Edo commercial furniture with documented institutional provenance — the kind of piece that earns its place in any serious collection of Japanese mingei or mercantile antiques

This is a Japanese tokkuri warmer made of copper used to warm up sake with coals

Wada Sanzō (1883–1967) studied Western-style painting at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts

A solid example for any netsuke collector

The rectangular wooden panel bears traces of original lacquer finish along the edges and includes a metal suspension loop for hanging display

Original Japanese Woodblock Print Paul Jacoulet Hokkan-zan Seoul Korea 18"W Tsukue An exceptionally good example ofVintage Japanese woodblock print depicting a scholar smoking a kiseru at Hokkan zan () Japan, Shwa period, published 6 December 1937Image size approx.: 18W 23H (45. 7 58. 4 cm) This finely printed work by Paul Jacoulet depicts a seated scholar smoking a long kiseru pipe, set against the mountains of Hokkan zan () near Seoul. The figure is rendered with Jacoulets characteristic sensitivity to line and color, combining delicate facial modeling with