From the early 20th century, most likely 1920c Plum blossom and bamboo pattern 6 5/8 inches long, 3 1/8 inches wide 202grams

Graceful Bronze Deer Bust Sculpture

A striking bronze bust of a deer with elegantly elongated antlers. The stylized form captures both the grace and quiet strength of the animal, blending natural beauty with sculptural minimalism. Mounted on a square base, it makes a powerful statement as a decorative centerpiece or art collectible.

Size : W. 27 cm(10.6 in) D.22 cm(8.6 in) H.62 cm(24.4in)
Weight 3.05kg ( 6.7lb)
Period:20th century

Internationa...

Rare Tang dynasty Chinese bronze mirror with dragon motif, good condition please see picture for detail, size: 14 cm diameter.

Chrysanthemums and Birds on Gold – 2-Panel Folding Screen

A graceful two-panel folding screen featuring blooming chrysanthemums and two colorful birds in flight, set against a shimmering gold leaf ground. The refined composition and delicate brushwork evoke a timeless sense of seasonal beauty. Signed by the artist.
Dimensions: W.180 × H.173 cm (70.8 × 68.1 in)
Period:20th century

Price Range (A) $1000-3000

・Shipping is not included in the pric...

A Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen with Cherry Blossoms and Songbirds

Featuring delicately raised white blossoms set against a luminous gold-leaf ground. Graceful branches arch over weathered pines and soft water elements, while finely rendered birds animate the tranquil scene. The use of mineral pigments and high-relief gofun technique reflects sophisticated workshop traditions of the early 17th century.

Dimensions: W.362 × 167 cm (142.5 × 65.7 in)
Period: Early Ed...

GODS AND SHRINE

Spherical stone god so-called 'Maruishigami' only seen in Yamanashi Prefecture as one of the most mysterious and unique existences (form of worship) in the Japanese local folk beliefs enshrined within aged 'zushi' household wooden shrine (H 29 x W 28 x D 21.5 cm (11.41 x 11.02 x 8.46in)), together with miniature clay gods of two Ebisu and three Daikoku, and also two old coins, in such original (damaged) condition passing through generations as f...

VOTIVE EYE PAINTING

Traditional Shinto worshipper’s wooden tablet so-called ‘Ema’ (lit. ‘Horse picture’) with such unique manga-like eye picture praying for recovery from eye illness. Early Showa period, early 20th century, Japan. W 23.7 x H 23.5 x T 0.9 cm (9.33 x 9.25 x 0.35in). Aged deterioration as is, with clack.


selected by titcoRet




* Please understand that EMS shipping fee is additionally ch...

Lovely Jin Dynasty circa 1115-1234CE, from a northern kiln, jar with near tea dust colored soy brown glaze, excellent original condition, heavily potted with two lugs. Please note tow subtle russet splashes in last enlargement. D: 10.5cm/4.1in and H: 8.1cm/3.2in.

Good Bhutan hand spun blanket. I bought this from a Bhutanese woman sitting at the bottom of the trail to original Tiger Nest, in 1995. Simple but stunning wool embroidered floral and foliate medallions. Made with soft wool (very warm), comprised of two panels, perfect condition. Width: 93cm/37.5in and Length: 158cm/62in.

An exquisite boxed set of ten Nabeshima plates hand decorated with blossoming trees in red, pink, green and underglaze blue with a steep cheek curving up to the rim on a typically elevated footring dating from the later 19th century. They come in an age darkened custom made Kiri-wood storage box, each in its own compartment, titled Nabeshima Chu-zara Jukyaku (10 midsized Nabeshima Dishes). A paper label later applied in handwritten English reads 10 nabeshima plates, Stubaki (sic) Camelia.
...

An antique Japanese Tansu chest called Honbako or book chest used to store books and manuscripts. Made of Keyaki (Zekokova) and Sugi (Cryptomeria) woods. Bronze drawer pulls and iron sliding door handles. Upper section was a built-in shelf for storing in a standing position. The design evokes the Arts and Crafts movement of the 1920's.

Age: Taisho Era (circa 1910-1920)

Dimensions: 22 1/4" Wide by 25 1/4" High by 11 1/2" Deep

Chinese antique scroll painting of a mountain landscape. Two figures sit and talk near a stream and a small foot bridge. In the distance, mountains rise on either side of a waterfall. Painted in light colors on silk.
Peng Yang (1859-1939) was an artist of the late Qing Period. He specialized in painting landscapes, flowers, and figures. In the early years of Guangxu's reign, he was employed as a painter at the Imperial kiln in Jingdezhen.

Age: Late Qing Dynasty (early 20th cen...

A Rare/Fine Korean Silver Inlaid Iron Circular Box/Lid-19th C.: Korea, Joseon dynasty, 19th century. The silver inlaid circular inlaid box with 4 scholar’s friends "bamboo, chrysanthemum, prune and pine" a slight domed lid silver inlaid with a character “Shu, longevity”, is set on four triangle brass supporters It is in good condition, but some loss of silver inlay, it measures 10.8cm x 10.8cm d. x 8cm h.

A tall cylindrical porcelain umbrella stand, hand-painted in a vivid Imari-style palette of iron red, cobalt blue, and soft gilt yellow on a white ground. The design features a central panel with flowering prunus and peony branches, framed by stylized cartouches and surrounded by an allover chrysanthemum motif. The top and bottom rims are bordered with a classic cobalt blue band of lace-like floral decoration. Made in China, circa 1950, this piece reflects the mid-20th century revival of Qing dy...

Flight of the Sparrow: Blossoms on Golden Breeze

A graceful two-panel folding screen depicting a sparrow mid-flight over autumn flowers and grasses. The background shimmers softly with gold-toned textures, enhancing the serene and seasonal beauty. Likely from the late Edo to early Meiji period.

Dimensions: H.42.5 × 172 cm (16.7 × 67.7 in)
Period: late Edo

・Shipping is not included in the price.
Please contact us for a shipping quote, as costs...

Radiance of the Pine – Majestic Gold Leaf Two-Panel Screen

A stunning two-panel folding screen depicting a pair of pine trees in rich ink against a luminous gold leaf background. The dynamic brushwork captures the vitality and grace of the pine—an enduring symbol of longevity and strength in Japanese art. This work blends elegance and timeless tranquility.

Dimensions: H.173 × W.190 cm (68 × 74.8 in)
Period: Early Showa

International Buyers – Please N...

Elegant Six-Panel Gold Leaf Folding Screen with Cranes, Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

A refined six-panel folding screen depicting red-crowned cranes among pine, bamboo, and blossoming plum branches—traditional symbols of longevity, resilience, and renewal. Set against a gold leaf background, the composition celebrates harmony with nature and auspicious fortune.

Dimensions: 376 × 172 cm (148 × 67.7 in)
Period: 19th century

International Buyers – Please Note...

Elegant Six-Panel Gold Leaf Folding Screen with Cranes, Pine, Bamboo, and Plum

A refined six-panel folding screen depicting red-crowned cranes among pine, bamboo, and blossoming plum branches—traditional symbols of longevity, resilience, and renewal. Set against a gold leaf background, the composition celebrates harmony with nature and auspicious fortune.

Dimensions: 376 × 172 cm (148 × 67.7 in)
Period: 19th century

International Buyers – Please Note...