Inro or medicine box of lacquered wood, decorated with courtier receiving Chinese visitor: Japan, 19th century

Inro of red lacquered wood with four compartments, carved with Chinese sages: Japan, 18th - 19th century

Inro or medicine case of lacquered wood, with five compartments, with wood grain decoration in gold lacquer: Japan, 19th century

Inro or medicine case of lacquered wood, with four compartments, depicting hunter in landscape in mother-of-pearl and gold lacquer on a black ground: Japan, 19th century

Inro or medicine case of lacquered wood, with four compartments, with water scenes in gold lacquer on a black ground: Japan, 19th century

Inro or medicine case of gold-powdered lacquer, with four compartments, depicting a gold crane and two buckets with straw mats, with an ivory netsuke in the form of a seated dog: Japan, by Koma Kansai, 18th century

Inro or medicine case of gold lacquered wood, with four compartments, depicting the Seven Gods of Good Fortune in takamakie, and a nashiji interior, with an agate ojime: Japan, by Koma Kansai, 18th - 19th century

Inro or medicine case of ro-iro or black lacquered wood, with four compartments, with chrysanthemums in togidashi of gold and red: Japan, by Koma Koryu, 18th - 19th century

Inro or medicine case of lacquered wood, with four compartments, the lower part flaked with gold, a stag and maple with togidashi leaves, a nashiji interior and a signature resembling Koryusai: Japan, 18th - 19th century

Inro or medicine case of black lacquered wood, with four compartments, with a sparrow and millet in relief in gold lacquer, silver and mother-of-pearl, a nashiji interior: Japan, Koma school, 18th - 19th century

Inro or medicine case with four compartments, with a conch-shell horn in relief mother-of-pearl, a war-drum and baton in gold takamakie, a nashiji interior: Japan, by Kajikawa Toshihide, late 18th century

Inro or medicine case of black lacquered wood, with four compartments, decorated in relief in gold with a cockerel, bamboo and a plum tree, nashiji interior, with ojime of brass and netsuke of wood and metal: Japan, by Kajikawa Bunryusai, late 18th century-early 19th century

Inro or medicine case, with four compartments, with relief figures of no theatre dancers with ivory masks, a nashiji interior, and with coral ojime and wood netsuke: Japan, by Kajikawa school, 19th century

Inro or medicine case of olive lacquered wood, with six compartments, with pine and bamboo sprays, character in relief reading Kotobuki (Longevity), a silver nashiji interior, signed Toyo, with metal ojime: Japan, second half of 18th century

Inro or medicine case of kinji or gold lacquer, with four compartments, with a toyseller and a man blowing bubbles for a child, nashiji interior, signed Kozan: Japan, 19th century

Inro or medicine case of dark gold-powdered lacquer, with two compartments, with three long-tailed tortoises (minogame) in relief picked out in gold, nashiji interior, signed Komin: Japan, 19th century