Antique Hanging Scroll of Two Courtesans and a Cat Playing with a Ball - Japan - Late 19th century (Meiji period)
A Japanese boxwood netsuke depicting a skeleton with a bowl - Wood (Boxwood) - Japan - Meiji period (late 19th century)
A Maruyama school six-panel ink-on-paper folding screen byōbu (屏風) with a mountain stream - Paper - Okitani Shūseki 奥谷秋石 (1871-1936) - Japan - Taisho (1920 ca.)
Vase - Seto ware Sasa Kiln ash glaze & kiln transmutation flower vase by Kato Takanari - Japan - Original Box (No reserve price)
Bowl - Wajima Lacquer Cup-Rinsing Bowls & Sake Flask Stands – 23 Pieces – Sparrow and Rice Maki-e & Chinkin
Vase - Kohiki Flower Vase by Kakehida Takatsugu of Jintsu Kiln - Japan - Original Box (No reserve price)
An elegant two-panel silk folding screen with a pair of Cranes and pine trees - Paper, Wood, Silk - Japan - Meiji period (late 19th century)
Vase - Hagi ware by Yasuo Yamato holder of the Yamaguchi Prefecture-designated Intangible Cultural Property - Japan - Original Box (No reserve price)
Japanese Maki-e Suzuribako – Peony & Maple Motif – Nashiji Interior – Tomobako - Box - Refined Japanese wooden Suzuribako – Peony & Bird Motif Maki-e – Nashiji Interior – Tomobako - Wood, Gold - flower/peony/bird/reed
A poetic and fine six-panel Byōbu of a lakeside landscape - Paper, Gold sand - Japan - Meiji period (late 19th century)
Bronze - Eizan 栄山 - Auspicious Takasago dolls that pray for marital harmony and longevity - Shōwa period (1926-1989)
Bronze - Signed Hōkō 放光 - A bronze sculpture of a seated monkey (saru 猿) with tomobako - Showa period (mid 20th century)
Vase - Bronze, A bronze vase with a relief Ryū dragon coiled around the neck. - Japan - Meiji period (late 19th century)
A six-panel folding screen with a mountain landscape on a silver-leaf ground - Silver leaf - Japan - Meiji period (late 19th century)
Vase - Unglazed stoneware (yakishime), smoke-fired, Sakata Jinnai, Large H29cm - Japan - Memory of Earth - Sakata Jinnai (坂田甚内)
A refined four-panel silk folding screen with blooming irises - Paper, Silk - Japan - Showa period (second half of 20th century)