19th C Toyohara Kunichika 'Tea Ceremony' Woodblock

An antique Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) Japanese woodblock print depicting a tea ceremony being conducted by Courtesan Hamamura. Housed in wood frame with mat behind glass. Sight: 13" x 9"

An antique Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) Japanese woodblock print titled "Genji Goju-yo Jo" (The contemporary Fifty-four Feelings - Tale of Genji) no. 18. Matsukaze depicting maidens carrying buckets

(lot of 2) Japanese diptych woodblock prints, 19th century: Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900), depicting a scene from a kabuki play, with the signature, actors' roles and names including Onoe Kikugoro; M

Two Japanese woodblock prints19th centuryComprising Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900), triptych: Genjino-kun, Eight views of Omi, 1860 and Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III)(1786-1864), triptych: Actors, ci

(lot of 2) Toyohara Kunichika (Japanese,1835-1900), 19th century, Kabuki woodblock prints: one depicting a geisha with a koto, the other a samurai with a katana sword, sight: 13.25"h x 9"w, frame: 23"

Unusual 19th century Japanese woodblock print with 36 images: 18 portraits of actors and 18 images of different objects such as fan, umbrella, bent Japanese sword, tea ceremony bowl, incense sticks, b

Woodblock print. From the, "Thirty-six Modern Restaurants Series." The series was part of a 19th Century collaborative promotion of popular restaurants between the restaurants and this noted Ukiyo-e a

(5) Japanese woodblock prints, 19th c., (2) Utagawa Toyokuni III: Actor, 1859 and Courtesan, 1860; (3) Toyohara Kunichika, Father, Mother and Child, diptych, c. 1860; Actor, 1864; and Kabuki Actors, 1

Large Japanese 18 / 19 C Tea Ceremony Cream Crackle Glazed Mizusashi (Fresh Water Container) with double strap handles and a brown glazed interior, now with a black lacquered cover, late 19 Century do

Original 19th Century Kunichika Japanese Woodblock Print Kabuki Actors Diptych, unframed. Measurements in inches: 19 1/2 x 14 3/4 Condition:Has light toning and small tears on top edges Shipping:We of

19TH C, JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY POT. RICH BROWN GLAZE W/ DARKER DECORATION. THE UNDERSIDE W/ EXTENSIVE CALLIGRAPHY & IMPRESSED MAKER'S MARK. FINE CONDITION. 9"x5"

19th century Japanese brass tea ceremony hibashi (long metal chopsticks for handling charcoal in hibachi brazier) with checkered pattern in the top part and embossed indents at the working end for bet

AFTER TOYOHARA KUNICHIKA (19th Century). Bath House Scene, Late 20th century framed lithograph. Not examined out of frame.

An antique Toyohara Chikanobu (1838-1912) Japanese woodblock print depicting a courtesan composing poetry. Housed in wood frame with mat behind glass. Sight: 13" x 9"

A 19th century cast iron Japanese tea ceremony vessel measuring 5 1/2 inches high x 4 diameter.

Japanese iron furo (portable brazier) for the tea ceremony, 19th century, consisting of brazier with ring handles and pot, waka inscribed on the side of the pot, approx. 10.75"h

19th century Japanese ceramic chawan (tea bowl) for tea ceremony with mottled orange and white glaze. Aka-Raku (red Raku) pottery produced in the Kyoto region. Excellent design, beautiful potting with

Two Kunichika Japanese Woodblock Prints 19th Century. Excellent condition. 14.25"h x 9.5"w. Frames: 20.75"h x 17"w. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lowe

TOYOHARA KUNICHIKA (JAPANESE, 1835-1900), COLOR WOODBLOCK PRINT, C. 1860'S, H 14", W 27 1/2":Toyohara Kunichika (Japanese, 1835-1900). Color woodblock print. Circa 1860's - 1870's. Triptych depicting

19th Century Chinese paper mache gold gilt lidded cylindrical box. Gold gilt garden scenes of tea ceremony, women with fan and mirrors, figures playing with balls and man worshiping icon. Bottom has f

19th Century. The Large Cylindrical Canister having overall decoration depicting figures in various landscapes. The lid decorated with a scene depicting a tea ceremony in a landscape. It measures 12 i

Title: 19c Japanese multimetal BOX tea ceremony KOGO drum WASP Description: Superb quality 19th century Japanese bronze round kogo (box for incense during tea ceremony) in a shape of a drum. Top is de

18th to early 19th century iron Japanese sword tsuba worked in low relief and inlaid with tea ceremony utensils. Rare subject, utensils include: hishaku (water dipper), sumitori (charcoal basket), cha

19th century/Meiji period Japanese pottery kogo (box for incense during tea ceremony) in a form of a crouched monkey wearing a hat used in Sambaso dance. Raku pottery produced in the Kyoto region, won