Szilágyi András (szerk.): Ars Decorativa 21. (Budapest, 2002)

Monika BINCSIK: The Trade in Japanese Art during the Meiji Period with Special Reference to Lacquer, as Mirrored in the Collections at the Ferenc Hopp Museum of Eastern Asiatic Arts, Budapest

22, HONCHO • DOBI, NI - CHOME, YOKOHAMA. I

N Thanking the public for the liberal Bupport hitherto accorded us we beg to add that we are still dealing in FIRST CLASS LACQUER WARE and are using our best endeavours to produce fine and durable articles, for which we solicit a continuance of public patronage- » Orders for any quantity or design Exécuter] at Moderate Prices. Tckohamft, January, 1884. 7. Tama-ya advertisement in The Japan Directory, 1884 SUvettisemenia. HUSÂBHI¥A

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ARVED IVORY BUTTONS, Lacquer Ware, Old and Modern Bronze Crystals, Tortoiseshell Works, Satsuma Porcelain, Embroideries on Sük, Paintings, and Choice Curios of every description. 66, Honcho, Shichome, Yokohama. 8. Musashi-ya advertisement in The Japan Directory, 1885