Japanese Fukusa Panel, Late Edo Period

Japanese Fukusa Panel, Late Edo Period. Woven tapestry embellished with gold thread embroidery and with red lining used to cover a gift when presented by the giver. Several tears and bare threads. Siz

Japanese two-panel byobu screen, late Edo period, ink and color on gilt paper, silk brocade border, depicting wintry scene of herons and snowy branches, overall approx. 61"h x 61"w

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, late Edo/Meiji period, ink and color on paper, depicting peonies to the right and a pheasant watching over her young under a pine tree in the center, lower right with

Late Edo Period or Earlier six depictions of eagles on rocks with crashing waves and in forest, ink and pigment on paper, with chops, laid down on cloth with black lacquer frame. 68 in. H., 150 in. W.

Japanese two panel hand painted screen. Tosa style, chrysanthemum motif, Circa 1850, late Edo period from Kyoto. Measures appx 54 1/2" t x 49 1/2" w. Minor lifting to paper upper left. Signed on back.

Late Edo period. Ink wash sumi-e on gold leaf of a nobleman and attendant in a landscape observing a waterfall. Each panel 67 1/2in. H x 23in. W.

Late Edo Period (1716-1868), polychrome-painted with geese in a mountainous landscape, each: 73.5'' H x 35.5'' W, est: $2000/4000 Provenance: Selections from the Joan Irvine Smith Asian Art Collection

Japanese, late Edo period, 19th c. The exterior exquisitely incised with bird and lotus decorations. Having a wood carved Buddha panels on each side of the interior. Painted and gilded. H. 2.6 cm (1 i

A PILLAR CLOCK SHAKU DOKEI Japan, late Edo period, the long three-part wood trunk encasing a brass clock movement and dial in the upper, a lead block weight in the middle under two panels, the left on

Extremely fine fukusa embroidered with a crane and Minogame, a mythical creature, to represent longevity. Late 18/early 19th century. 28.5 x 24 inches

Edo period (1603-1868) Kano School Byobu screen, likely late 18th century. Six panel screen with theme of royal house and activities such as two men playing go, court ladies reading and dancing with a

Edo period (1603-1868) Kano School Byobu screen, likely late 18th century. The screen panels depict a court setting among the flowering trees and evergreens with musicians, court ladies, samurai with

**Originally Listed At $250** East Asia, Japan, Edo period, late 19th century. A brush painting executed in black ink on a wood panel depicting one of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune, this plaque is kn

Japanese lacquer cabinet- Bird and Tree design on front panels, seven drawers with cherry blossom design, late Edo or early Meiji period. 8 1/2 x 9 3/8 x 5 1/4''

A LARGE LATE 17TH/18TH CENTURY JAPANESE EDO PERIOD BLUE AND WHITE VASE AND COVER painted with panels of floral sprays. 30 cm x 17 cm.

Carved wood, lacquered and partially gilded. With small flaws and cracks.Measurements: 71 cm. 71 cm

Japanese late Edo Period Shigaraki pottery vessels, lot of (4), tallest 21".

Chest of drawers on stand, with ornate iron hardware and mounts. Dimensions: H 40" x W 41.5" x D 20.75" Condition: True antique patina and wear throughout; a few stress cracks and chips. Missing one d

East Asia, Japan, late Edo period, ca. late 18th to early 19th century. An elegant brass brazier, also known as a hibachi, made by the metalsmith Murata Seimin (1761-1837). This piece was cast using t

Bronze censer in the shape of a graceful standing goose with head raised and mouth open cast in two pieces. The detailed wings feature textured feathers and are detachable. Japan, late Edo Period, 19t

East Asia, Japan, late Edo period (1603-1868). An impressively long and finely painted scroll. The imagery presents with fluid, sparse brushwork characteristic of painters in the late Edo period (1603

**This is an oversized piece that may require special shipping. Please inquire for a quote prior to bidding. East Asia, Japan, Late Edo period, ca. 19th century CE. A large mulberry paper screen or "b

East Asia, Japan, late Edo Period, ca. early 19th century CE. A fine example of an iron tsuba, the hand guard from a traditional Japanese sword like a katana or wakizashi. The tsuba has deeply incised

Japanese, late Edo Period, circa 1830, the ovoid shaped and parcel gilt bronze case fitted with a suspension ring and decorated with the facial images and flora, opening to a sprung flintlock mechanis