A spectacular gold-decorated Meiji Period Satsuma Vase by Kinzan I. In 2001, the Kinzan kiln was designated a National treasure by the Japanese government. The Kinzan kiln pioneered and developed unique gilding techniques, such as underglaze gold leaf. This rare and beautiful vase is a wonderful example of Kinzan's mastery. Height: 10.5 inches (27cm), circumference: 21.75 inches ((55cm).

Japanese Black Lacquer Mother of Pearl Box of Drawers with a stunning design and in remarkable condition. Meiji Period, 19th Century. It is unlikely you will ever find a more beautiful one or one in equally amazing condition. 10.75 inches (27 cm) H x 8.25 inches (21 cm) W x 9.25 inches (23.5 cm) D.

Sublime Hagi Tea Bowl by the Last Korean Princess, Yi Bangja (1901 - 1989), with the original signed box. The glaze is the same prized biwa color and earthy texture as that achieved by 16th-17th century Korean Hagi potters living in Japan. The foot features the shrunken glaze that was used in those days. Diameter: 5.5 inches, 14 cm. Height: 3 inches, 8 cm. Part of a special and stunning collection we have acquired of ceramics created by one of Korea's most revered artists and beloved humanitaria...

GREEN-GLAZED ANDON PLATE

Japanese ceramic andon-zara (lantern plate) with a vivid green glaze, early 20th century. Approx. 22.7 × 22.7 × H 1.2 cm (8.9 × 8.9 × 0.5 in). Small chip; otherwise age-appropriate wear. Other objects shown in the photos are not included.


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OVERSIZED RICE-PADDY GETA

Unusually large wooden field geta sandals (ta-geta) worn during rice planting to prevent the feet from sinking into the mud. Japan, early Shōwa period, circa 1930s. Approx. 75 × 36 × 3 cm (29.5 × 14.2 × 1.2 in). Age-related wear, as shown in the photos.


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Pair of Cranes – Japanese Hanging Scroll (Kakejiku), Taishō Period, Early 20th Century

A superb and masterfully painted Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku) depicting an elegant pair of cranes, symbols of longevity, fidelity, and good fortune in Japanese culture.
The painting is executed with refined brushwork, emphasizing the delicate plumage and graceful posture of the birds. Signed by the artist and accompanied by its original wooden storage box, also signed.

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Sankosho (Three-Pronged Vajra)

Bronze with traces of gilding
Kamakura–Muromachi period (13th–16th century), Japan

A finely cast sankosho (vajra with three prongs), the double-ended form featuring outward-curving side prongs flanking a central tapering point, each set emerging from stylized lotus petal bases. The central grip is richly decorated with ribbed bands and beaded lotus motifs, with remnants of gilding still visible, testifying to its ceremonial importance...

A rare blue and white guan jar with well potted, decorated with Crane flying among flowers scroll and flanked with diaper pattern on the neck and classic scroll to below. The good painted of Ruyi panels around the foot rim. Very good condition near excellent with no any chip, no any crack and free from any restoration. Late Yuan Dynasty in the middle of the 14th Century to Early Ming Hongwu period. Height: 27,4 cm and base diameter: 20,2 cm. Mouth diameter: 20,8 cm.

Good standing image of a Tang court official, the facial features are delicate and calm. H: 20.5cm/8in. Original white pigment and no damage.

A striking set of 5 dishes dashed with copper glaze by Atarashi Manabu enclosed in the original compartmentalized and signed wooden box titled Iga Oribe Fuka-zara. Each is roughly 17 cm square, 5 cm tall (6-3/4 x 6-3/4 x 2 inches) and in new condition, directly from the artist this summer.
Atarashi Manabu has been growing in popularity as one of the leaders in the Iga pottery tradition since the first time I saw his work nearly 20 years ago when visiting the family showroom in Iga villag...

A fabulous image of a scholar at rest along the banks of the stream under a cascade of delicate calligraphy by Irie Shikai. Ink and faint color on silk in a blue silk border with large exotic turned-wood rollers enclosed in a custom made kiri-wood box. It is 55 x 203 cm (22 x 80 inches) and is in overall excellent condition.
Irie Shikai was born in Fukuoka prefecture in 1862, the son of an upper level samurai retainer. He studied Nanga and Chinese style painting under Yoshitsugu Haizan a...

A fine Edo period (1603–1868) tansu chest, finished in rich black lacquer and reinforced with original hand-forged iron mounts. Compact and sturdy, this chest features a bold, rectilinear form softened by the lustrous lacquer surface, which still reveals traces of red lacquer beneath where age original worn finish.
The façade presents a central large drawer flanked by smaller drawers below, each fitted with rounded iron warabite-style pulls and lock plates with hammered detail. Heavy c...

Japanese antique multi-drawer tansu from the Meiji era, constructed with richly figured burl wood drawer fronts that display swirling grain patterns unique to each panel. The chest features an impressive array of small drawers, originally designed for organizing and safeguarding precious goods. The top three drawers include fitted interior trays, suggesting use for incense storage or other finely sorted items, where both protection and accessibility were essential.
Each drawer is fitted w...

An Extr. Rare/Fine Korean Incised Gilt-Bronze Square Outer Sutra Case-11th /14th C.: Korea, Goryeo dynasty, 11th / 14th century. The square shaped gilt and incised two Phenyx, Dragons, birds 4 sides and stylized flower scrolls on the top, a lock panel on the front, and its bottom flat. All 4 side surfaces incised with dots. It is in very good condition with old patina, but gold lost and rested. It measures 15.5cm h. 21.5cm x 21.5cm d. in across.

A Very Rare/Fine/Large Korean Wool Woven/朝鮮毛毯-조선모담) Carpet/Tapestry/Blanket- 19th C.: This carpet, rug or tapestry (朝鮮毛毯-조선모담) wool woven with 5 cranes with colorful stipes, colored partials. It’s in very good condition without any noticeable damages but little color fades. it measures 275cm x 118cm. Please note: 조선시대에 털실과 면실을 엮어서 짠 전통 카펫 '모담'(毛毯)을 지칭한다. 그런데 모담은 오늘날 한국인에게 �...

The mask is carved from a single piece of very light wood, covered with gofun (powdered oyster shell and animal glue) and painted with pigments to create a natural-looking facial expression. The face depicted portrays a cheerful and benevolent character. The eyes are made of glass for a realistic effect. This type of mask was hung on the walls of Japanese homes either to ward off bad luck, to drive away evil spirits, or to attract joy and happiness, as is the case here. During the Meiji period, ...

Hasui Kawase
Frosty Morning in Nagaoka, Izu (Mt. Fuji)
Date: 1939
Size: Oban. 15.75 x 10.825 inches.
Publisher: Watanabe Shozaburo.
First edition. Watanabe C seal (1929-42).
Reference: Hotei 429, Narazaki 303.
Medium: Japanese woodblock print.
Condition: Excellent. Back top margin has two pieces of tape as shown. “141” noted in pencil on front bottom margin. Pencil notations at back bottom margin.
Provenance: From a California collector.

A lot of five silk purses, embroidered in satin stitch or couched gold threads. Consisting of a fan case, two belt purses and two wallets, maybe for eye glasses. Four with cotton and one with silk lining. Condition: some traces of usage, the wallet with the bat little stained, slightly worn. Dimension: length: fan case: c. 30.5 cm, wallet c. 15.5 cm, belt purse c. 29 cm.