A dynamic and organically expressive hanakago (flower basket) from Japan’s Meiji period. Featuring an open-weave body of split bamboo and a striking natural wisteria branch handle that curves dramatically across the basket and up into an arching form.
This piece is a beautiful example of how Japanese bamboo artists integrated elements from nature directly into their work. The twisted, knotted wisteria branch—with its burls and natural irregularities—creates a strong contrast against...

Antique Japanese two-section stacking choba tansu (merchant’s chest) from the late Edo period. Originally made for shopkeepers and traders. These chests served both practical and representational roles—used to store documents, currency, ledgers, and shop goods.
Constructed of solid hardwood hinoki wood (cypress), this chest features multiple graduated drawers, sliding panel compartments, and original ironwork hardware. The sliding doors reveal additional internal storage and shelves. ...

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A thoughtful fusion of Korean heritage and contemporary reuse, - incorporated the front panel of an early 20th-century wooden drawer once inscribed with writing, decorative elements from a vintage 'Haejuban' (One-person dining tray traditionally made in Haeju) and salvaged metal fittings, created by Korean artist, Cho IS. Approx. 50 × 14 × 4 cm (including hanging hardware). Natural aging appropriate to their history, the overall condition is c...

STREAMLINED EBISU

Originally a Japanese wooden figure of the Ebisu deity, Showa period, 20th century, meticulously carved and polished into a streamlined form by a dedicated woodworker in the later years. 28 × 19 × 14.5 cm (11.02 × 7.48 × 5.71 in). *The mask shown in the photo is not included.


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Pink waves undulate on the white sides of this contemporary cloisonne vase by legend Shibata Akira enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Yusen Shippo Chusho Mon Kaki exhibited at the 65th Nihono Dento Kogeiten National Traditional Crafts Exhibition in 2018. It is 20.5 x 12 x 23.5 cm (8 x 4-3/4 x 9-1/4 inches) tall and in excellent condition.
Akira Shibata, was born in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture in 1942. After graduating from Aichi Prefectural Seto Ceramics High School, he j...

Original Edo Japanese carved ranma panel, depicting a graceful crane soaring through stylized swirling clouds. This finely carved architectural element would have originally been placed above sliding doors or between rooms in a traditional Japanese home or temple, allowing light and air to pass while maintaining visual elegance.
The crane (tsuru) is one of the most revered symbols in Japanese culture—representing longevity, fidelity, and spiritual transcendence. Its depiction in flight ...

Fine Chinese 18th Century Famille Rose Porcelain Dish

This very fine dish was made during the early part of the Qianlong reign (1736 - 1795) or possibly as early as the Yongzheng reign (1723 - 1735) of the Qing dynasty. The pattern, in a variety of brightly-coloured enamels and gilding, features a flowering prunus branch and peony blossoms. The border is finely-decorated with geometric patterns and flower sprays.

Diameter 22.5 cm (9.25 inches). It is in exceptional condition, no restora...

Chinese 18th Century Blue & White Porcelain Dish / Bowl

This attractive porcelain dish, or shallow bowl, was made during the early part of the Qianlong reign (1736 - 1795) or possibly as early as the Yongzheng reign (1723 - 1735) of the Qing dynasty. The pattern, in underglaze blue of good colour, features bamboo and a rocky outcrop. Bamboo represents longevity and the rock represents durability and steadfastness. Around the rim is a geometric trellis border interspersed with panels contain...

Chinese 18th Century Blue & White Porcelain Dish / Bowl

This porcelain dish, or shallow bowl, was made in the 18th century during the Qianlong reign (1736 - 1795) of the Qing dynasty. The underglaze blue pattern features two figures standing in a garden that includes rocky outcrops and peony blossoms. One of the standing figures is a mother carrying a baby. Around the rim is an elaborate floral band. The rim edge has been coated in an iron-brown wash to prevent fritting of the glaze during f...

Fine Chinese 18th Century Blue & White Porcelain Dish

This attractive dish, or shallow bowl, was made during the "early Qing" period (1644 - 1795), more specifically in the 18th century during the Kangxi, Yongzheng or Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty. The underglaze blue decoration is particularly elaborate and features a beribboned precious object, a flower spray in a vase and various other floral patterns.

Diameter 23.5 cm (9.25 inches). Condition is very good with no cracks, repairs...

Large Chinese Kangxi Blue & White Porcelain Dish (with seal mark)

This porcelain dish is quite "heavily-potted" and was made during the Kangxi reign (1662 - 1722) of the Qing dynasty. The upper surface is profusely decorated with a floral pattern featuring peonies in underglaze blue, whereas the underside is much more simply decorated. To the base is a seal mark (not translated). Around the rim edge is an iron-brown wash to prevent "fritting" of the glaze during firing. Interestingly, part o...

Large Chinese Kangxi Blue & White Porcelain Dish (with seal mark)

This porcelain dish is quite "heavily-potted" and was made during the Kangxi reign (1662 - 1722) of the Qing dynasty. The upper surface is profusely decorated with a floral pattern featuring peonies in underglaze blue, whereas the underside is much more simply decorated. To the base is a seal mark (not translated). Around the rim edge is an iron-brown wash to prevent "fritting" of the glaze during firing.

This is quite a ...

Large Chinese Kangxi Blue & White Porcelain Dish (with seal mark)

This porcelain dish is quite "heavily-potted" and was made during the Kangxi reign (1662 - 1722) of the Qing dynasty. The upper surface is profusely decorated with a floral pattern featuring peonies in underglaze blue, whereas the underside is much more simply decorated. To the base is a seal mark (not translated). Around the rim edge is an iron-brown wash to prevent "fritting" of the glaze during firing.

This is quite a l...

Rare Chinese Tang Dynasty Changsha Glazed Stoneware Ewer with Phoenix

This rare stoneware ewer was made during the Tang Dynasty (AD 618 - 906) at the Changsha kilns, Hunan province, generally accepted to be the first kilns to produce underglaze polychrome decorated ceramics. The front of the body has been decorated with a phoenix over a landscape in green and brown, that appears almost red where at its thickest. To the shoulder is a short facetted spout, and on the opposite side a sturdy han...

A superb Chinese QING DYNASTY CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL BOX of circular section, showcasing a masterful array of floral patterns in vibrant enamels both on the the cover and sides. The box's deep ultramarine ground is interspersed with green and gold accents, creating a harmonious blend of colors. It's circular form, accentuated by gold rims, reflects the sophistication of the cloisonné technique. This superb cloisonné box not only highlights the artisanship of the era, but also serves as a testament...

19th Century Blue & White Porcelain Snuff Bottle elegantly adorned with intricate cobalt blue motifs. The bottle's round form is accentuated by serene aquatic scenes, depicting Mandarin Ducks amidst Lotus and reeds, capturing a sense of tranquil beauty. The refined craftsmanship is evident in the precise brushwork and subtle graduation of blue, contrasting against the pristine white porcelain base. A Hallmark on the base and a double circle at the bottom (outside) further attests to it's authent...

SERIOUS-FACED MONKEY

1950s, Japan
16 × 13 × 15 cm (6.29 × 5.11 × 5.90 in)

A skillfully crafted ceramic monkey with a serious, expressive face—an excellent example of postwar Japanese folk artistry.

A small hole in the right hand, allowing the figure to hold a small object of your choice. (Please note: the rice shown in the photo is not included in the shipment.)

Condition consistent with age.


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RURAL LARGE BUDDHA

Edo–Meiji period, Japan
59.5 × 23 × 17 cm (23.42 × 9.05 × 6.69 in)

A large wooden Jizō Bosatsu (Bodhisattva) statue, once cherished and prayed to by villagers in a small mountain community in Yamanashi Prefecture. A traditional Minshūbutsu (folk Buddhist figure), it reflects heartfelt local devotion rather than formal temple tradition.

Shows natural wear from age and long-term worship. Visible restoration on the ...