Fifteen Sword Fittings, Japan, 18th/19th century, six

Set of sword mounts. Japan. 18th/19th century. Shibuichi inlaid with sentoku floral scrolling and heraldic mons. Set includes: Tsuba, Fuchi and Kashira.

Lot of assorted sword mounts. Japan. 18th/19th century. Three sets of menuki (one pair mounted as pins and seven single menuki (mixed metal work).

Lot of assorted sword mountings. Japan. 18th/19th century. Three pairs of menuki, three single menuki (one mounted as a pin), one fuchi-kashira set, one kashira and five fuchi (mixed metal work).

The structure is in wood and frame in silk. Painted in ink and colour on paper. The scene depicted continues without interruptions across all six panels, is set in a mountain landscape, with rocks, tr

The structure is in wood and frame in silk. Painted in ink and soft colours on paper. The subject is a landscape. In the lower part of the composition, on the right, there is a model dwelling, near wh

Zushi, Japan, Edo period, 18th/19th century, wood with yellow metal fittings, black lacquer and gilding, meditating Amida Nyorai with Dhyana mudra, Urna and jewel in the Ushnisha made of glass, robe w

Japan, ca. Late Edo - Meiji Period. Comprising four Menuke sword fittings and a two-part clasp for a tobacco pouch. Nice details. MEASUREMENTS Length of longest: 2 3/8 inches / 6 cm SHIPPING $20 flat-

Picnic set. Japan. 18th/19th century. Lacquered surface of Togidashi with Maki-e of foliage and flowers. 11.5 x 6in x 11.5in.

Set Fuchi-Kashira, Signed. Japan. 18th/19th century. Copper with inlay of shakudo and gold. Design of shishi on a nanako ground.

Set Fuchi-Kashira, Japan. 18th/19th century. Copper with inlay of gold, silver and shakudo. Decoration of warriors in armour on horseback crossing the Uje river.

Inro, Japan, 18th/19th century (Edo period). Body with 5 compartments made of hardwood with lacquer coating and surrounding decoration in maki-e technique and mother-of-pearl inlays. Decoration slight

Noh mask. Japan. 18th/19th century. Old man type carved wood with a painted surface and inset with human hair. 8-1/4". All items in session one were collected by William H. Smith (1853-1923)

Set Fuchi-Kashira, Japan. 18th/19th century. Copper with mixed metal inlay of gold and shakudo. Decoration of a water buffalo and farmers. Signed and with a kakihan.

Two sets of Fuschi-Kashira. Japan. 18th/19th century. Copper with mixed metal inlay of shakudo and gold of birds on a nanako ground. Signed. Together with copper with mixed metal inlay of gold and sha

Writing box. Japan. 18th/19th century. Suzuribako with landscape decoration on maki-e lacquer. Interior containing an inkstone and water dropper. 9 x 8.5in.

Set Fuchi-Kashira, Japan. 18th/19th century. Signed. Copper with mixed metal inlays of gold and shakudo with sennins. Signed and with a kakihan.

Pair of Fuchi-Kashira. Japan. 18th/19th century. Signed. Copper with mixed metal inlay of silver, gold and shakudo on a nanako (fish roe) ground. Together with a set designed with fish and bamboo. Sig

HOKIYOJapan, 18th/19th CenturyGodown Warehouse, 1828. Woodblock print, chuban, 7" x 10.5". Framed 13" x 16.5".

Carved wooden Netuske. Japan. 18th/19th century. Standing figure of Jurojin. 1-3/4". All items in session one were collected by William H. Smith (1853-1923)

Wooden sword. Japan. 19th century. Bokken or Doctors sword with lacquered surface decorated with trees, an owl, insects and leaves. (Loss to lacquerwork). 16". All items in session one were collected

Four grips: 3 3/8” with congealed leather covering probably American Revolutionary War, 4 ¼” 18th century officer’s sword , possibly American, 4 1/8” leather covered re

24 1/2" total length. Rapier form, double edged with double fullers. Heavily rusted overall.

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Japan, 20th century. Six Shin Hanga color woodblock prints: (1) Kawese Hasui (1883-1957) "Morning at Ao Marsh" (2) Yoshida Horoshi (1876-1950) "Toshogu Shrine" (3)

Lot of three wooden mask Netsukes. Japan. 18th/19th century. One signed Deme Uman. See Lazarnick pgs. 351-353. Each about 3-1/4". All items in session one were collected by William H. Smith (1853-1923