Four shooting badges, Meiji and Showa periods

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Japan, Meiji to Showa period, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A beautiful vintage wood tray resting on four legs with deep walls and rectangular basin that is la

One Japanese, Meiji/Showa period, with scalloped edge and a Chinese example with basket of flowers decoration. 2-1/4"h x 7-1/2"dia. and 9"dia.

JAPANESE MOTHER-OF-PEARL PAINGTING FOUR SEASONS , MEIJI PERIOD L. 64.5 cm. W. 50.5 cm.

FOUR JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SILKS together with other Oriental pictures. (12)

A Collection of Japanese Calligraphy Brush Pots, Ink Sticks and Stones, Meiji and Showa Periods, Together with an oak calligraphy box. Largest box dimensions: h: 7 1/2 x 11 3/4 x d: 6 1/2 in.

Early to kid 20th century, Meiji and Showa periods. Dimensions: Largest: Approximately 84" H x 24.5" W. Provenance: From a local collection.

East Asia, Japan, late Meiji to Showa period, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A lengthy wood archery longbow known as a yumi, used in the martial art of Kyudo or Kyujutsu. A simple and elegant desig

Est Asia, Japan, Meiji to Showa period, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A remarkable Bizen stoneware statue of an emaciated Shussan Shaka Buddha (Shakyamuni), shown in a royal ease pose (one k

East Asia, Japan, Meiji to Showa Period, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A striking wood mask, hand-carved in the Noh theatre tradition to portray the face of a demon or a kishin. Lined with numerou

Very large Japanese Satsuma vase depicting samurai discussing conflict. Late Meiji, early Showa period. Heavily decorated all over the body and neck. An excellent piece of Japanese pottery.Height: 25

Japanese Zuizan for Koshida Satsuma hand painted porcelain incense jar, Meiji to Showa period. Footed incense jar with twin handles. Hand painted floral decoration to the sides, textured pattern in a

Large Japanese satsuma bowl, probably Meiji or Showa period, the interior of the bowl with elaborate scene of numerous samurai beneath pine trees next to landscape scene with rocky outcrops beneath a

Pair Japanese Satsuma vases, probably late Meiji or Showa period, each depicting mirrored scene of court lady and attendant amidst landscape scene with large pine trees standing on a pavilion between

Early 20th century, five Meiji and Showa Period Japanese Scroll Paintings of animals. Dimensions: Largest: Approximately 74" x 21" (Raccoons) Provenance: From a local collection.

A METAL FRAMED & MOUNTED COLLECTION OF FOUR JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD COMBS & A HAIR ORNAMENT, the ornament of lacquered wood, one comb of plain ivory, one of lacquered wood, one of lacquered horn and the

Late Meiji or Showa period, porcelain with dense blue and white decoration.Dimensions:11" in diameter, the height is 7".

Featured in this lot is are Four (4) Meiji Period Japanese Stencil Porcelain Bowls (Gohan Jyawan -2, Kumidashi Chawan -2), circa 1880-1900, signed, and one (1) Tienshan Rice Flower pattern saucer, sig

Late Meiji or Showa period, with locations of shrines, etc... Dimensions:Sight is 15" x 21", the frame 19 1/2" x 25 1/2". Provenance:From a Philadelphia collection.

A lot of Japanese porcelain plates Late Meiji or Showa period, first half of the 20th century. A set of 6 dessert plates. Each piece is hand-painted with a scene of geishas in the field. Gilded accent

TWO BOOKS OF JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTED MATCHBOX LABELS MEIJI, TAISHO AND SHOWA PERIOD 明治、大正及昭和 各式火柴盒標

A Group of Four Satsuma Wares, Meiji Period (1868-1912)tallest height 9.7 in — 24.7 cmEstimate: $800—1,000

Japanese four-panel screen Meiji period Shijo school ink and colors on silver leaf depicting mountain cherry blossoms and pigeons 67""h x approx. 23.75""w (each)

JAPANESE FOUR-PANEL SCREENMeiji PeriodThree Friends -- bamboo, pine and prunus -- in a river landscape.Height 54.5”. Length 76”.Provenance:The Estate of Edward J. Tynan.

A Pair of Japanese Painted and Gilded Four-Fold Screens MEIJI Period, 19th century each depicting an expansive riverscape view with fisherfolk, boaters and cherry blossoming trees and pines, with dist