Cloisonné Dress Cane- Meiji Period- A one color ca

(lot of 2) Japanese pair of cloisonne vases, Meiji period, with short flared neck above the ovoid body of pale turquoise color, one having a black reserve with a pair of white herons by a willow tree,

One is decorated with many flower roundels of different colors, the other decorated with butterflies, bird, peaches and flowers over a turquoise blue enameled ground. Some older repair on the dark blu

Meiji period ca. 1880-1910. Good overall condition-one ding as shown, otherwise fine. This amazing 14 3/4" tall five lobed vase shows off goldstone mixed with other bright enamels, creating a dragon a

Meiji period, decorated with colors of red, green, white and blues, one vase has 2 hairlines from top about 2" - 2.5", 8" height

Exceptional Japanese Cloisonne Vase, Meiji period (1868-1912), ca. 1880-1890s, the Nagoya ornate vase with enamels on copper with gilded rims, lavishly decorated border and reserves depicting birds an

Three Miniature Cloisonne Enameled Vases - Meiji Period. Left one with Ando mark appears to be from (Japanese Meiji period ikebana cloisonne vase by Ando Jubei). The vase is 4 7/8''" tall. Marked for

Pair of Japanese Meiji Period Cloisonne Chargers ca. 1900, decorated with pairs of cranes walking in gardens of peonies and crysanthemums, beneath bowers of plum branches, on turquoise grounds. dia. 1

ANTIQUE JAPANESE CLOISONNE CHARGER, Meiji period, 1860-1912. Multi-color decoration of Phoenix bird in flight. D: 13 7/8 in.

123. Pair of Ivory Dress Canes-Ca. 1885-One  is a sphere  with ivory  eyelets, one with a malacca shaft and the other an oak shaft and both have the original ivory and horn ferrules- average length

A FINE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD CLOISONNE ENAMEL CANE HANDLE decorated with circular and geometric motifs. 24 cm long.

Pair of Japanese Meiji period cloisonne enameled vases including one decorated with a snowcapped mountain amongst the clouds, set against a blue-gray ground, marked with the Gonda Hirosuke mark along

Ando Jubei (Japanese, 1876-1953). Japanese Meiji period cloisonne smoking set including one wooden tray, one cigarette box, one ash tray, and one matchbox. Each cloisonne piece is decorated with scrol

3.5" - 4" diameter each. Three cloisonné dishes, one Japanese Meiji period antique dish and two vintage Chinese dishes. Two are made with bronze and one with brass, and each have floral designs in th

East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, ca. 1868 to 1912 CE. A very large and quite ornate cloisonne jar. Cloisonne is an ancient process where a metal vessel was decorated using melted glass or enamel that w

Four enameled cloisonne boxes including two Meiji period with decoratively carved interiors: one with birds and peonies in garden, and one with dragon reserve, enameled silver depicting landscape and

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely cloisonne vase of a petite form with panel scenes of flowers with a bird and butterfly. G

Japan, Edo to Meiji Period, ca. 1860 to 1900 CE. A fine pair of Japanese Emperor and Empress dolls, or kokin-bina, presented in formal court dress. Both sit upon decorated "books" made of silks and ra

(lot of 7) Japanese ceramics, Meiji period: one Imari charger, the center with butterflies/flowers in blue-and-white, surrounded by reserves depicting phoenix/flowers in gilt and color; two Imari bowl

Circa 1900, having a scene of flying bird amongst tree branches and flowers, other side has scene with village and mountain background, side panels have one scene with flying bird amongst flowers, oth

Three featuring chakin-sekki and pendant lappets with alternating floral and bird panels, with blue interiors; and one vase sprinkled with flowers on lobed body. 22 cm (8 3/4 in.)

197. Parquetry Dress Cane- Ca. 1920-  An inlaid one piece shaft with checkerboard atop and various attached and laminated woods throughout the shaft, and a brass ferrule- O.L- 36”  $150-$200

Scarce Japanese Cloisonne Vase, with Egyptian Figures, panel design, alternation dragon and floral between Egyptians, Meiji period, 7", one dent near top.

Honda Yosaburo (active ca. 1870s-1910) or Honda Suzuki (active ca. 1888-1910). Late Meiji period Japanese cloisonne shouldered vase with a white to blue ground and water lilies. The cloisons have been

29. Ruby and Cloisonné Enamel Dress Cane-Early 1900s-Large, round and precious hard stone ruby knob of a pale red color, fine grained and close pored rosewood shaft with a wider cloisonné enamel col