19c ASAKUSA Japanese pipe case KISERUZUTSU Immortality Fungus

19th century Japanese Asakusa school staghorn kiseruzutsu (tobacco pipe holder) carved in a shape of a stem of Immortality Fungus with 5 heads. Could serve as nyoi, or Ruyi scepter - traditional symbo

19th century Japanese Asakusa school staghorn kiseruzutsu - tobacco pipe case - carved with 8 differently shaped reserves, each containing scholarly landscape with trees, huts, castles and mountains.

SOKEI: A FINE ANTLER KISERUZUTSU WITH DARUMA, GRAPEVINE AND HOSSU By Sokei, signed Sokei 宗圭Japan, Tokyo, Asakusa district, late 19th centuryOf senryu-zutsu type, the pipe case displaying

A FINELY EXECUTED JAPANESE PIPE CASE (KISERUZUTSU) Wood, brass, 19th c. Length: 25 cm Provenance: Collection Rene Vittoz (1904 St. Petersburg - 1992 Bern). His father was a Protestant pastor in St. Pe

Japanese pipe case, 19th century, woven patterns with ivy leaves in mother of pearls and takamakie, signed [Kashin], approx. 8.5"l x 1.25"w

TESSHIN A Lacquer-Decorated Kiseruzutsu (Pipe Case) Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century The muso-zutsu pipe case of woven lacquered paper decorated with two persimmons in colored lacquer and inlaid s

Japanese Wood and Mixed Metal Pipecase (Kiseruzutsu) with Dancer and Boy, mid 19thc. Of Musozutsu type, decorated with the patinated metal figure of a female dancer and a boy, the dark wood case incis

Japanese Wood and Mixed Metal Pipecase (Kiseruzutsu) with Tekkai Sennin, mid 19thc. Of Musozutsu type, decorated with the silvered and gilded metal standing figure of Tekkai Senin, one of the 8 Immort

Item: Tobacco container, pipecase (kiseru-zutsu), and ojime Origin: Japan Date: Edo/Meiji Materials: Abalone shell, wood, agat Dimensions: case length 210 mm; container 72 x 71 x 44 mm The pipe case m

meiji period, 9"w, stunning japanese pipe case with shibayama inlay

Japanese boxwood pipecase, carved with a peddler carrying a pole with the merchandise, signed [Minko], 8.5"l x 1.25"w

A 'kiseru' Japanese smoking pipe with its stand in the original wooden box. Dimensions are: 1 1/4 inches tall X 11 1/2 inches wide. All measurements are approximate. Condition: It is in good condition

Two pipe cases. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). One finely carved with Raiden the Thunder God. The other carved with birds and a crescent moon and has a tobacco box of natural burlwood. Longest- 10-

Antique Japanese Meiji period hand carved wood pipe or scholars case. Depicts a basket supported by three climbing rats. Inlaid mother of pear plaque with Japanese character artist signature. Measures

DESCRIPTION: Set of twelve Edo period kiseru ("smoking pipe") cases, each carved out of a stag's horn and crafted with its own designs: five of flowers, foliage, and/or fruits; three of animals (one o

ANOTHER FINE QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD STAGHORN KISERUZUTSU PIPE HOLDER, well carved with a group of boys climbing up a pine tree, 8.5in long.

A FINE QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD STAGHORN KISERUZUTSU PIPE HOLDER, well carved with a conversing group of samurai and sages, the reverse with two storks beneath an overhanging bough, 9in lo

Shuzan (Japanese, 19th Century to 20th Century). A bronze antique sculpture. A figural Meiji Period work depicting a seated chimpanzee monkey holding a pipe in its right hand and an inro box in its le

**Originally Listed At $1600** East Asia, Japan, Meiji Dynasty, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a fine hand carved wooden tonkotsu (tobacco container) and kiseruzutsu (pipe holder), featuri

19th century staghorn Asakusa school netsuke with carved decoration of long grass leaves by rocks and cresting waves under swirling clouds and full moon. Excellent design in Japanese taste, superb cri

Japanese four-case gold lacquer inro, 19th century, with various insects, including butterflies and crickets, nashiji interior, with coral ojime, 2.5"h x 2.25"w

Japanese four-case flat inro, 19th century, with a coral colored shell ojime bead, having a golden thatched roof over autumn flowers in takamakie on dark brown nashiji ground, the interior also nashij

Two 19th century Japanese Inro. One carved with lid and attached pipe or pen case, the other lacquered with applied decoration and four-section interior. Some minor wear and losses. Up to 4" high. EST

This is a beautiful Japanese Meiji Period gold and mixed metals opium pipe with a carved antler case. There is an ornate basket weave design in the silver with applied natural material and mixed metal