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Baikachakirosekimoyosabiekammurishoku

梅花茶器鑞石模様錆絵冠卓

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Baikachakirosekimoyosabiekammurishoku

梅花茶器鑞石模様錆絵冠卓

漆工 / 大正 / 富山県

細野　萩月（初代） (1888-1955)

ほその　しゅうげつ

富山県高岡市

大正

錆絵、玉石

高18.8 幅52.0 奥行30.3

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富山県高岡市中川1-1-30

高岡市美術館

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