A Japanese smoking set, Meiji period (1868-1912), tonkotsu (tobacco container) and kiseruzutsu (pipe case) with kiseru, the pipe case of stag antler carved with a frog and a crab under a lotus leaf and a flower, fitted with a pipe with brass mounting engraved with a boy and a tiger under pine, 22.5cm, and the wood tobacco container inlaid with flowering trees with mother-of-pearl, 8.5cm long, with 'Barton Collection' label Provenance: The Trevor Barton Collection. Condition report: Chips and losses to the tobacco pouch. Cotton threads worn, pipe tarnished. Some chips to the pipe tonkotsu.