C. 1900 Japanese School Tryptic on rice paper Two

Early 20th Japanese watercolor painting on rice paper depicting two Koi fish. Circa 1900. Framed. The auction label showing detailed information about the artworks, on verso. Koi Fish meaning in Japan

Japanese School, 19th c. or earlier, "Monkey Hanging from Pine" and "Monkey Hanging from Rock", two inks on paper, inscribed and sealed lower left, and inscribed and sealed upper middle right, 34 in.

Japanese School, probably 19th c., "Seated Poet Warrior", ink and color on paper, extensively inscribed, with two seals middle and lower left, 18 1/4 in. x 22 1/4 in., mounted as a hanging scroll.

Japanese School, large painted paper screen, Meiji Period or older (18th/19th c.), color pigments and gold leaf on paper, depicting birds in a bamboo garden, on two sheets mounted to board with silk b

the artist also known as Toyohara Kunichika 国周 (Japanese 1835-1900), print dated 1876 (Meiji 9 year), professionally backing up with rice paper, good impression with bright color; 13 5/8

Sadao Watanabe (Japanese, 1913-1996) Stencil Prints On Rice Paper, C. 1973, H 10'' W 7.25'' 2 pcs | A selection of two stencil prints on rice paper by Sadao Watanabe. The larger measures H 10" x W 7.2

19th or early 20th century Japanese Woodblock School, Two Geishas in the Snow, c. late 19th or early 20th century, color woodblock on paper, image 12.75 x 8.5 inches, matted and framed 20 x 13.5 inche

Japanese painting on paper. Artist: Unread – Shin Hanga school. Subject: Two birds perched on red maple tree. br> Date: c1890-1900. Size: Measures 8.75” x 10.75". Condition: Excellent ove

19th century Japanese Meiji period futon-gawa, or quilt cover, rice paper resist on cotton, depicting a mythical beast set in a floral landscape on a earthy brown ground.Provenance: Corporate collecti

Antique Japanese Kimono stencil, Meiji Period (19th c.), Japan, pierce cut rice paper, depicting birds in flight among clouds, accompanied by original purchase invoice, mounted in acrylic shadow box,

19th Century Framed and Signed Japanese Wood Block On Rice Paper of Flute Player Riding Bull. 19 inches x 15 inches

Japanese painting on rice paper, depicting two geishas, 34" h x 28" w. Provenance: From the personal lifetime collection of Mark Avner of Lake Worth, FL and Buffalo, NY.

Lot of two c. 1900 Japanese Meiji ivory boxes. Decorated with engravings of animals. Diameter of each box: 6.5 cm. Height: 4 cm. Flaws to one of the boxes (flaw to the clasp, some broken parts).

DESCRIPTION: An Antique Japanese Watercolor on rice paper depicts two birds in a garden setting, further encompassed by green bordering along the center decorated with floral motifs. CIRCA: 19th Cent.

FRENCH SCHOOL c. 1900 Two oriental woman with child Mixed media on cardboard. 54 x 22 cm (F. 56.5 x 24.5 cm). Soiled, damaged, rest. Frame. FRANZÖSISCHE SCHULE um 1900 Zwei Orientalinnen mit Kind

Two Japanese purses, c.1900

For soup or rice. Meiji Period C.1900-10. 4 5/8" diameter, both of rounded from with low flared foot and grip. Red/orange body color throughout. The lips and grip edge gilt. The top decorated in gold

A bronze pricket candlestick (25 1/2in); and another in a bamboo style with a stylized fan decorated with butterflies (28 3/4in). Both Japan, c. 1900.

Japanese school, watercolor and gouache on paper, Japanese school (20th c.), White monkey in flowering tree, artist's stamps in red and signed in Japanese characters, nicely matted and framed, 26.5"h

Table lamp, Ozeki and Co., Ltd USA/Japan. C. 1952/ C. 2000. Rice paper, enameled steel. Provenance: The Theodore (Ted) and Nancy Menassah Collection.

abstract flowers, signed with calligraphy and chops, framed, frame - 62 in. H., 34 in. W.

meditating sage in forest with calligraphy and chop marks, ink on rice paper, matted and framed, frame - 64 in. H., 21 in. W.

Chinese Art Two prints on rice paper Japan, 19th century . . Cm 23,00 x 35,00. Inscriptions and seals. Frame present

Old Babylonian Hematite Cylinder Seal, with Dr. Lambert paper. c. 1900 - 1600 B.C.Two standing facing figures, crook, monkey and standard. Comes with description and dating by the late Professor W.G.