Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Inro, accession number 9-5126, described as Inro; black lacquer ground; one side: 4 rows Chinese characters in “seal style:” haliotis (abalone) inlay; other side: tree, structure, 3 people, haliotis inlay with gold oval bead ojime lacquer with gold haliotis inlay; lacquered netsuke is rounded square with inset whirlwind design; purple silk plaited cords; height 6.5 cm. (Stolen 1981. See Hellson File.)