Japanese Tokugawa Period hair accessories

Japanese Tokugawa Period hair accessories, 18th/19th c., gilt and lacquered comb and kogai hair stick, decorated with birds and flowering trees, the comb signed along edge, in silk-lined box, 3.25"l (

A beautiful red and white bowl with gilded accents. Features a group of six figures under a pine tree, two are holding a scroll. Three different types of trees with a red banner decorates the exterior

Including combs and Kushi Kanzashi or hair pins in horn, metal and lacquer with enamel decoration.

A group of seven Japanese lady's hair accessoriesComprising a mixed metal hair pin, two white metal hair pins, a lacquer hair pin, a horn hair pin, an inlaid and enameled horn comb and an inlaid lacqu

A LOVELY 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD GOLD LACQUER HAIR PIN. 16 cm long.

East Asia, Japan, Tsushima Province, Tokugawa period, ca. late 17th to early 18th century CE. A fine wheel-thrown pottery tea bowl presenting with a concave, discoid foot, a bulbous body, and a gently

Beautiful grouping of Imari Dishes. Intricate pre-1868 Tokugawa, Edo Period, Japanese nishiki-de brocade ware. Colors are red/orange, blue and white with gold gilding. 4 plates and 1 bowl or shallow d

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

(lot of 3) Japanese hair ornaments, Edo period, consisting of two kanzashi hair pins, decorated with niello silver and mokoume-gane, etched cat on gilt; and a lacquer comb decorated with floral motifs

A Japanese Woodblock Print by Torii Kotondo Showa Period, 1929 'Combing the Hair'; framed Sight 16 x 10 inches C

19th century Japanese painted screen, from Tokugawa period, having six panels, decorated with flowering trees, chickens and roosters, 55" h x 108" w. Provenance: from the Santa Barbara, California and

Comprising an early Meiji gold lacquer over wood comb and hair pin decorated with peony flowers, with geometric square inlays (kirigane) the hair pin similarly decorated, in purple silk case; together

DESCRIPTION: Japanese Noh theater Waka Onna Mask. Made by Deme Yoku. Tokugawa or Edo period (1603-1868). Polychrome on carved wood. MEASUREMENTS: 5-1/4" wide at widest part x 8-1/4" long. CONDITION: H

A woodblock print on paper, reproduction of a folding screen art piece Matsuura Byobu, dated 1650 and attributed to Iwasa Matabei, 1578-1650, Japanese artist of the early Tokugawa period who specializ

Japanese Horn Inlaid Hair Set. A MOP inlaid horn (untested) comb and hair pin and a bar hair clip. Intricate design (some worn from hair pin. Late Meiji period. 6.5 and 6.75 inches in length. We ship

Japanese Meiji Period Enameled Porcelain Cat with hairs detailed in gold; base unglazed with firing hole. Good condition. Length 8 inches (20.5 cm.).

Iron, leather, lacquer, animal hair and fabric. Japan, Edo period, late 18th century Covering the lower face from under the nose to the chin. The interior lacquered red, the outside black, with a simp

Edo-Period Japanese Tanegashima with Tokugawa Mon Edo Period About .48 caliber bore. 41" octagonal barrel with bulb muzzle. Hardwood stock. Percussion converted musket with notch and blade sights. Ite

Late Meiji period (1890s to 1912) Japanese wooden kushi (hair comb) with lacquered decoration of samurai family crest roundels, design continuing over the ridge and onto the other side. Superbly made,

Late Meiji period (1890s 1912) Japanese buffalo horn kushi (hair comb) with carved and gold lacquered decoration of 2 ducks in a stream among richly detailed numerous plants and 6 panels with various

Japanese lacquered wooden carving of seated Hotei, Tokugawa period, holding a sack in his right hand over his shoulder, approx. 7"h x 5.25"w x 5"d

Fine Japanese Horn and Lacquer Comb and Hair Pin by Shuho, Meiji-Taisho period, the comb decorated in maki-e lacquer with an inventive design of clam shells decorated with a flowering tree and other v

Late Meiji period (1890s 1912) Japanese buffalo horn kushi (hair comb) with carved and gold lacquered decoration of scrolling leaves and samurai family crest roundels on the background of waves, desig

Late Meiji period (1890s to 1912) Japanese wooden kushi (hair comb) with gold lacquer decoration of tamas (Precious Gems) scattered among different flowers and leaves, with inlaid silver studs, design