Japanese lithograph print and sumi ink brush strokes by Toko Shinoda (born 1913) entitled "Snow". From her series of prints also entitled "Snow". Undated. Print number 4 of 45.

Frame: 28 1/2" high x 22 1/2" wide

Inside archival mat: 13 1/2" high x 9 1/2" wide

Japanese antique single section mizuya (kitchen tansu for storage). Made of hinoki (Japanese cypress) wood with original deep brown lacquer finish. The right hand side of the chest has a compartment covered by a pair of sliding panels with keyaki wood details, open work carving and wire for ventilation. The largest compartment is covered with sliding panels with keyaki details and vertical slats. The inside of each of these compartments has one shelf. A series of 8 small drawers occupy t...

Lovely Song Dynasty brown straw glaze jar with four ears. The jar is thin walled and nicely shaped and proportioned. There is expected ware to glaze, but otherwise it is in excellent condition. Height is 6.5 inches, diameter at widest is 7 inches. High resolution images may be emailed to you on request.

A wood sculpture of a reclining young, naked woman seated on a oblong base. Carved in naturalistic style from a single piece of wood. Light, brownish color. Good expression and fine details. Signed: Shoji. Japan: Showa period, 1950s. L 33,5 cm, H 20,5 cm. Condition: Excellent.

Cotton kimono (yukata) with shibori (tie-dye) pattern. Vegetable indigo dyed and all hand-sewn. In excellent condition. The second hlf of the 20th century. 130cm x 141cm

A wondreful Chinese wood panel with three goats, an auspicious symbol of peace, harmony and good fortune. The panel was painted with red lacquer and then gold gilt was applied. As a decorative piece it would look great over hung over a doorway or above a large painting. In very good condition, it measures just short of 24 inches long by 7 3/4" high.

Kawase Hasui
Wakanoura
Date: 1930s.
Size: Koban. Approximately 6.25 x 4.25 inches.
Publisher: Watanabe Shozaburo.
"Made in Japan" on verso.
Medium: Japanese woodblock print.
Condition: Excellent. Paper residue at back.

A beautifully rendered image of a thatched farmhouse by Hayashi Shigeru exhibited at the 3rd Kikuchi Juku-ten in 1928. It is performed with ink on silk mounted in pale green cloth with bone rollers. The scroll measures 73.5 x 151 cm (29 x 59-1/2 inches) and is in great condition, enclosed in a period wood box.

A beautiful small bronze bust of a young Southeast Asian girl wearing a high headdress, a makuta crown, often used in the classical court dances in Thailand, Burma, Laos or Cambodia. The back of the patinated bronze head with the two initials "V.N." standing for Vietnam, work attributed to the Vietnamese artist Nguyen Thanh Le (1919-2003). Fixed on the original black painted wooden base. Dimension: total height: 22 cm, head: 15.6 cm high, Condition: little wear to the Patina, base with loss to c...

Unlike many of the pieces in the genre of Kyo-ware, this tea bowl is decidedly demure in appearance. Milky, flowing glaze pools in places along a backdrop of ivory and coral pink sides, contrasting nicely with the rough, unrefined clay of the base. In the center of the kodai is a decorative swirl pattern reminiscent of the yin and yang.

The potter, Kanpu Kawanabe (1873 - 1947) was born into a family of weavers but went on to be trained in many of the arts related to tea ceremony. A...

An egret crouches among the dried Lotus of early autumn in this exquisite work by Higashihara Hosen enclosed in the original signed wooden box. Pigment on silk in a fine blue brocade border extended with beige and ending in faux ivory (celluloid) rollers. The scroll is 26 x 54 inches (66 x 137 cm) and in excellent condition.
Higashihara Hosen (1886-1972) was born in Okayama Prefecture and came to Kyoto where he apprenticed under Takeuchi Seiho. His works were exhibited at the Bunten/Tei...

An early Celadon ewer with Chicken headed ewer, covered overall with pale brownish green glaze. Condition is very good, no any chip, no any crack and free from any restoration. Possibly Eastern Jin period.

A black glazed bowl with well balance potted and covered overall with a rich and very fine black. Condition is excellent, no any chip, no any crack and free from any restoration. Song/Yuan Dynasty Fujian Jian ware. Diameter: 9 cm.

A very rare example of early Ming Hongwu period, with shallow and conical form, decorated with continuously peony scrolls inside and outside. The copper-red glazed is successful done, but have a firing crack and minor imperfection unglazed area. above the foot rim. Diameter: 24 cm and Height: 7,3 cm.

Takahashi Shotei (Hiroaki)(1871-1945)
Title: Imado in Rain, River Sumida
Size: Approximately 6.75 x 4.5 inches.
Publisher: Watanabe Shozaburo.
Sealed "Shotei" lower left.
Date: Pre-1936.
Reference: Shotei catalog #S-26.
A crepe paper (chirimen) woodblock print.
Condition: Laid down to cardstock and matted.

A large brown glazed bowl to the interior and just a bit glaze to exterior rim, big portion is unglazed. Tang Dynasty possibly Henan ware. Condition is very good, no any chip, no crack and free from restoration. Diameter: 21,5 cm.

HAND OF KONGO RIKISHI

A powerful 'Busshu' (Buddha's hand) of the wood carving statue of 'Kongo Rikishi' (Guardian Deva king enshrined at a Buddhist temple gate), Late Edo period, 19th century, Japan.

approx. L 34cm (13.38in), W 17cm (6.69in), T 10cm (3.93in)


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Small covered box in the shape of a clam shell. Cream-colored stoneware with translucent brown glaze, partially covered with opaque beige-colored glaze with blue and purple streaks. Bottom left unglazed. Takatori style. Japan, first half 20th century.

H ca. 1-1/4 x L 2-1/2 inches

Fine condition

Paper collection label with no. 106. From a private FL collection of incense boxes, water droppers and other antiques