Meiji period (1868-1912) Dish

japanese decoration tray , nashiji lacquer and makie

Offered is a Japanese pipe container (Muso-zutsu) made of deer horn with the depiction of a samurai warrior en face under a pine tree. The samurai is carved in high relief in full armor and with a drawn sword. The trunk of the pine tree is depicted in bas relief on the back. The

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Japanese Meiji period bronze vase. A nicely patinated Japanese Meiji period bronze vase decorated in 3 registers: the shoulders with decorated lappets, the body with a continuous archistic style band and the bottom with interesting elaborate wave forms. Displays well;good

Small bronze incense burner Japan Meiji period. Lid with a Fo dog. Good condition. Dimensions 100*100*50mm. Weight 442g

Very beautiful stoneware vase. This is a Japanese Imari vase. It dates from the end of the 19th century. It is entirely hand painted with traditional patterns in red and cobalt blue tones. The sides are scalloped. Flowers and geometric patterns follow one another. It is in very

Round dish in painted terracotta and gold highlights, Japan, Early 20th century Diameter 37 cm

Metal Crucifix, Bronze, Cloisonné Enamel - Religious - Japan - Meiji period (1868-1912) Nanban crucifix in metal. Christ in bronze

A Japanese Satsuma censer bowl dating from the late Meiji period, of pumpkin shape, on a tripod, beautifully and in a detailed way painted with samurai warriors on a blue ground, paired with kirin handles, the cover with a Shishi finial, Meiji. The height is about 52 centimetres

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Original woodblock print - Washi paper - Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861) - 'Asahina Saburô Yoshihide bankoku sumô no zu' 朝比奈三郎義秀万国すもふの図 (Asahina Saburô Yoshihide in a Wrestling Match with Strange People from Various Countries) - Japan - 1843-45 (Tenpō 14-Kōka 2) Asahina Saburô

Woodblock print (Ishukankokai Commemorative Reprint) – Torii Kotondo (Kiyotada V) (1900-1976) – Natsugi 夏妓 (Summer Geisha) – Japan – Heisei period (1989-2019) Block carver: Itou Susumu 伊藤進 Printer: Watansbe Yoshiaki 渡辺義明 This Ukiyo-e drawn by Torii Kiyotada V memo

Kishi Ganrei (1816–1883) Work dimensions: 186 x 62 cm. Material rollers: wood. provenance: - Private collection, the Netherlands. Comes from the most important Dutch private collection of Japanese art. Viewing is of course possible. We also have our own in-house frame shop, which

Stunning Bronze Vase, Marked Height 23cm, Weight 4.9kg

Original Very Large woodcut print by Ito Shinsui 1898-1972 - Published by Momose - Vapour – After Bath — 湯気 - Japan - 1960's. Artist: Ito Shinsui 1898-1972. Period: c. 1960. Signature: Artist's Seal. Dimensions: Vertical Frame size 50,5 x 40,6 cm (46,1 x 37,7cm workart / 18 x 14

Beautiful wooden cha'dansu 茶箪笥 (tea cabinet) in 2 sections, with many intricate details. Fully cleaned and waxed. The frame of this cabinet is made of precious ‘Keyaki’ wood (Zelkova - Japanese oak). The panels of the sliding doors and the drawer faces are veneered with

Fugaku Sanjurokkei (Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji) is considered one of the greatest ukiyoe prints of the time and is also known as one of Hokusai's masterpieces. Fuji, depicted by Hokusai, has an overwhelming presence in the midst of rugged nature and is beautifully depicted in

Artist: Takamura Koun“高村光雲” (1852-1934) was a Japanese sculptor and sculptor of Buddha statues in the early 20th century. In 1889, he became a royal artist of the Japanese Empire. In 1893, his works were exhibited at the Chicago World's Fair, and in 1900, his works were exhibited

Original woodblock print (early reprint) Utagawa Hiroshige I (Japanese, 1797–1858): "New Year's Eve Foxfires at the Changing Tree, Ôji (Ôji Shôzoku enoki Ômisoka no kitsunebi), from the series One Hundred Famous Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei)「名所江戸百景　王子装束ゑの木大晦日の狐火"」- Japan -

With wooden stand. INcluding inscribed tomobako. Measurements: 18,9 x 9 x 18,2 cm. weight: 2,2 kg. Very good condition, there are signs of age and wear from normal use, stains, scratches, rubbings, marks; please, see pictures for actual condition. Registered shipping with

Antique Japanese bench chest sitting room, Meiji period ca 1870s, in hand-carved hardwood with dragons. Complete with keys with double lock, removable lining. High shipping cost for custom packaging.

Very fine nashiji and maki-e artwork. Beautiful grape patterns are designed on the surface of this Suzuribako with maki-e and mother of pearl techniques, the water drop also carved with grape patterns, very vivid and all of these patterns made the suzuribako very charming.

Considered the centuries-old art of miniature landscapes, bonkei appeared around the 14th century in China under the name Penjing 盆景 before arriving in Japan at the beginning of the 17th century. The most traditional bonkei represent Japanese landscapes and decorations using dry

Item Description: Mask Name: Noh Mask of Heita (Red) 能面 平太 (赤), (The Heita mask is used for warrior-ghost roles. Egarano Heita Kanenaga, said to be a brave warrior of the Kamakura period, appears in the play Ebira (The Quiver). ) Maker: carved and painted by 膳隆 Material: