Japanese Lacquer Sign.

The heavy red and black lacquer panel with a central carved three-character gilt inscription; the back is mounted with hardware for hanging; 37 1/2in x 20in x approx. 3 1/2in. Japan, c. 1900.

A Vintage Japanese lacquer, enamel and wood advertising store sign. Yokohama, Japan fish market, started business in 1931. The top kanji stands for "donation". At the top right side of the frame, the

A Vintage Japanese lacquer, enamel and wood advertising store sign. Yokohama, Japan fish market, started business in 1931. The top kanji stands for "donation". At the top right side of the frame, the

Form of [Daruma] Japanese, large [Daruma]-form sign with [kanji] for [Ocha] or green tea in gold on his chest, in bright lacquer colors, on [Zelkova] (elm-like) hardwood plaque, 24 x 1-1/2 in.; smalle

leather, lacquer, wood, metals, various fabrics, lacing, signs of age, paint chipping, missing parts, fabric brittle, rest. ("maedate") Helmet bowl ("kabuto bachi") and six-piece neck guard ("shikoro"

An antique Japanese Kanban (shop sign) carved in wood with black lacquer calligraphic inscriptions and gold leaf highlights. Circa 1900. Measuring 21.5 in. (54.61 cm.) high by 118.25 in. (300.35 cm.)

Antique Japanese Store Sign c. 1900. Black and Red Lacquer and Gilt on wood Shutter. Measures 18"x24"x1 3/4". Weight 7 pds. Some age related loss to lacquer on corners. PROVENANCE: A Pawleys Island SC

Vintage or antique well made Japanese jewelry box with fitted interior, decorated with maki-e and cinnabar lacquer. Fair/poor condition with large crack on top, with appropriate signs of age, wear, an

Large rare Japanese lacquer wood Zushi Shrine with Buddha. the box is 42" H x 21"W x 19" D. inside with a gilt lacquer Buddha figure 11" H sitting on three layer lotus base.

Japanese Lacquer Four Case Inro, probably late 18th century in date, is comprised of 5 segments joined by a cord. The lacquer artist was Koma Koryu and the metal work by Noriyuki. The subject intricat

An exceptionally fine Japanese Makie lacquered wood clothing box with cover. Late Edo period, c.1850. Low rectangular box, the rim decorated with nashigi gold speckles, the top decorated with two diff

A box of 11 Japanese lacquer inros, 19th and 20th Century each one with netsukes, and ojime Please note this item requires a CITES certificate for export, however, this lot cannot be sold and sh

Fine Double Lozenge shaped Japanese Lacquer Incense Box (kobako), probably 18th century in date, is an exquisite example of Japanese lacquer artistry. The shape is a double-lozenge; a single tray is i

Japanese Lacquer Wood Panel featuring three turtles and aquatic vegetation, mid 20th C. Dimensions::approx.20 x 14 Property from a private Manhattan collection

Edo period, own by warload of the period, each lacquer is in sepaerate space of the storage box, very well painted, measures 23 cm by 23 cm by 8 cm for each lacquer piece (9" by 9" by 3"ht); whole sto

Japanese Meiji gold lacquered ryoshibako document box, with silver mounts. Decorated with a Japanese garden scene.Provenance: Gift to Louis W. Hill from Komura Jutaro, a passenger on the Hill's ship &

18th cen, very nice japanese lacquer trunk, fine chased bronze fitting, measures 25" wide 16.8" in height 17" deep, wear and minor loss of lacquer

A Japanese lacquer storage box and a hibachi. ++Lacquer storage box, decorated with floral patterns in togidashi-makie and mother-of-pearl inlaid, with metal details. 10 1/4" x 17" x 8 1/4". ++A large

Gold lacquer rectangular miniature cabinet with two hinged doors opening to reveal four drawers. Top with pavilion scene (bamboo roll shade string details in red lacquer). Front doors, side, back, and

in two parts 18 inches wide; 13 inches deep; 41 inches high

Japanese Lacquer Picnic Box (Sagejubako) probably 18th century in date, is comprised of a stand holding serving pieces --the jubako with 4 tiers; a sake flask made of two trunks of bamboo with a coppe

Japanese Lacquer Cosmetic Box, probably mid-19th century in date, features a domed lid and interior tray. The flowers on vines motif, created with gold and maki-e ("sprinkled gold") on the lea

19th cen, meiji period, best work possible, gold lacquer box with silver and enamle, some inlay missing, and lacquer carcks, measures 5.75" wide

early 20th century; in eight sections with foo dog decoration, having metal obi bead, 3 3/4 in. L.; From the Estate of Charles S. Stein Jr.