Antique Meiji Era c1870's Japanese Bronze Signed Kiseru Good Draw 9.5" Soroban/Abacus with the exception of some

with the exception of some sun bleaching and minor dents

Paul Jacoulet made only 166 different prints in his lifetime living in Japan

With all levels stacked it measures 9" tall by 6" in diameter (23 x 15cm)

These hashioki were made with high fired ceramics for lasting durability

Antique Meiji Era c1870's Japanese Bronze Signed Kiseru Good Draw 9.5" Soroban/Abacus with the exception of someThis is an antique Japanese kiseru () from the mid Meiji Era (c. 1870). It has a bronze mouth piece and bronze bowl with bamboo center. It is quite elegant and compact and still has a nice draw. Along with a warm centuries old patina, this kiseru has a good draw and is still very functional. This 150 plus year old antique kiseru measures 9 1 2" (24 cm) long. It has been well used, yet well loved and, along with its warm aged patina, this kiseru