Cane, Japanese Komai, Nunome, C. 1890

This bamboo cane or walking stick is topped with a gold inlaid head, done in Nunome style where a precious metal is inlaid into a base. The sides are done in flower and leaf decoration with the top de

"Writer's System Cane," c. 1890, the three part maple shaft with brass mounts, one section with a fountain pen nib, and one with a mechanical pencil, H.- 34 1/2 in.

Both canes c. 1890. This lot of two includes a mini bugle cane for a fox hunt and train steam whistle cane. The mouth piece is original and is tied on with a chain. The shaft is black ebonized flexibl

Japanese Lacquer Kimono Box, Meiji Period, C. 1890. With incised brass mounts and polychrome floral decoration. Size: 14'' x 22.5'' x 15.5'' (36 x 57 x 39 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain C

This cane or walking stick is designed to be a disguised golf club, with the head affixed maple to a beech shaft. It is easily reversed to go from a walking cane to a functional golf club. Golf was ag

This spectacular temple textile of a writhing dragon with a sword represents vigor, power, and wisdom and dates to the late Meiji Period, c. 1890-1900. The phoenix represents the Japanese empress who

Meiji Period, c. 1890, birds perched in flowering tree design on blue ground, dragon in clouds to neck, brass foot, 15"h From the private collection of a prominent Worcester, MA couple.

Two Japanese purses, c.1890. 5.5"x 3.75" each.

Rare Signed 17th C Japanese Cane Sword, Lacquered Birch Bark Scabbard. Signed Sukenobu, Awa – Ashū-jū Sukenobu Kanbun (1661-1673). 27 inch blade including tang. Tang measures 5.25 inches,

Japanese muschelkalk doll, c. 1890, 40 cm, muschelkalk body, fabric upper arms, jointed legs, jointed feet, original clothes, intimitated genitals German Description Japanische Muschelkalk-Puppe, ca.

A C 1890 Japanese Meiji red lacquered humidor cigar and smoker companion with provision for 30 pipes, two tobacco compartments, two short drawers and one long drawer. 12 3/8" long x 6 3/4" high x 8 1/

This cane or walking stick has a head depicting a Japanese woman leaning over a stump with a long ladle to pull water from a pot on the ground beside the base of the stump. It is affixed to the shaft

This maple branch wood cane or walking stick is hollowed out to make it a functional pipe. The grip can be used as a mouthpiece or removed to serve as a cigarette holder or the bowl of a pipe.

A very attractive Japanese cloisonne plate dating from the middle of the Meiji era, circa 1890. The plate depicts a scene of nature, with bamboo, chrysanthemums and a pair of cranes. The plate is bord

A lot of two French walnut and cane desk chairs circa 1890. Ht: 30.5" Wd: 24" Dpth: 19" Seat: 18"

Genryusai Seiya, bronze, Genryusai Seiya (Japanese, 19th c.), circa 1890, Samurai fisherman, bronze with brown patina, Dai Nihon Genryusai Seiya zo seal mark to base, 47.5"h x 17"w x 11"d Provenance:

1st item: Japanese Damascene Komai type Nunome Zogan trinket box with hinged lid depicting a large building and bridge surrounded by trees, the sides with circular reserves depicting houses, birds and

Turned wood cane and coat rack C 1890. Ht: 70" Wd: 16" Dpth: 16"

The dark rosewood of the shaft of this cane or walking stick comes to a thin sterling collar up from a horn ferrule. The head of the cane is a deep blue guilloche enamel banded with a while bubbled de

This cane or walking stick has a heft top, a brass cap, and a brass ferrule. The body is leather wrapped steel.

This cane or walking stick is wrapped in leather and capped with a copper plate. The ferrule is iron with a twine wrapping just above it. It ends in a squared bit.

Signed Japanese Komai cigarette case, 20th c., mountainous landscape scene to lid, egrets and irises to reverse, gilt seal mark to interior, 3.75"l x 2"w Provenance: Property of a New York City Collec

Artist: Shibata Zeshin Subject: Koi fish Date: C. 1890-1900 Medium: Japanese Woodblock Print Oban design measures 10.75" x 16 Condition: Excellent color, impression, condition. Small wear on some edge

Movement Japanese Grove Pin Trays c.1890, 3" x 2" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston