Miniature Japanese Art

Magnificent bronze phoenix and Qilin vase from my private collection. H: 9.4cm. L:7.4cm. Weight: 268g. Fairly good condition minor missing. Sending with post Luxembourg parcel

blue and white Arita kiln porcelain plate decorated with landscape scenes. in good condition, a shine at the edge

DESCRIPTION. Fine designed "袋帯 Fukuro Obi" for kimono - Japan - Showa/Heisei period. Fukuro Obi is the formal belt for kimono worn like at some ceremonies. It is mainly made of silk, used gorgeous yarn such as gold and silver. Good condition. Length: 415 cm. Width: 30 cm

【Important notes】 ・International Buyers: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. ・Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be

【Important notes】 ・International Buyers: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. ・Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be

【Important notes】 ・International Buyers: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. ・Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be

Jitte miniature made of metal, bronze and sharkskin, or rayskin.

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

This is a wonderful small screen. I think it is a work from the Meiji period. The detailed Yamato-e is wonderful. open size Height 43cm Width 92cm Thickness 2cm closed size Height 43cm Width 16.5cm There are some stains, but it is in good condition.

• Santiago Gisbert Prado, born in Alicante in. 1856 and member of the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce of Alicante, was probably one of the most prosperous Japanese art dealers in Spain. Gisbert started his business with the Orient. in 1891 when he had just

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

Artist: Okado Isao大角勲（1940-2010）Japanese modern bronze sculptor, exhibited at Niten in 1964, won the Japanese Modern Craft Award in 1971, He received the Japanese Minister of Education Award in 1973, the German Craft Award in 1980, and became a director of Niten in 2003.

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

Joun Kanaya, a craftsman specializing in "furo" (portable brazier for tea ceremonies), is a metalworker hailing from Toyama Prefecture. He apprenticed under the renowned kettle craftsman and "hannya kankei" (a type of metal casting) expert, representing Takaoka. Proficient in the

Japanese Edo Period Porcelain Blue & White Dragon, Crab, Fish Bowl. Chinese 6 Characters Jiajing Mark on A Bottom. Solid porcelain bowl. Finely detailed & painted. Condition: No hairlines. No chips. No restorations - condition as per provided pictures. Approx. dimensions:

田能村竹田 Tanomura Chikuden (1777-1835) Nanga painter of the late Edo period, representative of the literati painting circles of the late Edo period. He lived a free literary life while visiting Nagasaki, Osaka, and Kyoto. He established his own style of painting with delicate

Satsuma ceramic plate particularly refined thanks to its lobed and golden rim and elegant decoration. At the center of the plate, the naturalistic scene represents one of the most iconic images of Japanese tradition: chrysanthemums and cherry blossom branches. Chrysanthemums,

Beautifully detailed Japanese silver okimono from the Meiji period of a hawk on a tree stump. Signed on the underside of the hawk and provided with a silver mark on the underside of the hawk and the lower edge of the tree stump. Complete with signed wooden tomobako collector's

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.

Superb waterfall stone (Taki ishi) from the Kibune river (kibunegawa) Kyoto prefecture, its movement is dynamic and you can hear the water flowing, the proportions of the stone are ideal with a very good volume, the Murazaki color (purple ) is characteristic of the stones of this

Spettacolare luminoso Byobu 屏風 (paravento pieghevole) a sei pannelli di legno rivestiti con carta dipinta a mano con applicazioni di foglia d'oro e seta pregiata. La scena principale mostra una coppia di carretti neri con vasi e una selezione variegata di fiori, come il glicine,

VERY IMPORTANT for non-EU buyers. The item CANNOT be sold outside EU. Refined okimono depicting geisha with Pekingese. Dog eyes in mother of pearl. Signed in red lacquer under the base. The object is accompanied by a Cites certificate which will be delivered to the buyer