Three japanese gold lacquered inro, edo/meiji period (19thc)

The largest inro, with four compartments, hiramaki-e decor of waterfowl on a river flowing through mountains, the shore vegetation inlaid with mother-of-pearl, pearskin lacquer on the top and bottom and inside the compartments, with a bone ojime, 7 x 9,2 cm A fine inro with stone, glass and shell inlay, with four compartments, takamaki-e decor of a chrysanthemum bouquet, a jewel, and various other objects, with pearskin lacquer on the inside and a cloisonné enameled ojime, signed on the bottom, 4,8 x 9 cm The smallest inro, with five compartments, with maki-e decor of moths or fireflies, wood ojime and ditto netsuke, 4,8 x 7 cm