Japanese Meiji Gilt Painted Ram Two Panel Screen

A Japanese Two Panel Gilt Painted Byobu Folding Screen. {Each panel: h 69 1/8 x w 37 inches (175.5 x 94 cm)}. Condition: Wear, damages on paper. Ask the Asian Art Department for more information. Prov

JAPANESE TWO-PANEL PAINTED WOOD SCREENMeiji PeriodDepicts four quail in a landscape.Height 50”. Length 48”.

Two panel screen. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Surface carved wood with peacocks and flowers Gilt engraved copper mounts. 57" x 66-1/2".

Japanese two-panel screen byobu, painted in ink on a gold sprinkled background, decorated with a mountainous landscape built with pavilions. Meiji period (1868-1912). Dimensions: H: 51 1/2 in.L: 54 1/

Old Japanese reversible painted two-panel screen; each side showing budding cherry blossoms on a gilt ground; signed, with seal mark to lower; Provenance: Collection of Robert Durham; 31" x 64&#34

Four panel folding screen. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Carved painted and gilt wood engraved gilt copper mounts. Decoration of birds and flowers with floral scroll borders. 39" h. x 48" w.

Painted with a landscape of mountains featuring sakura blossoms and pine trees, bearing a signature and three seals. 23in. H x 74in. W

RARE AND IMPORTANT JAPANESE SCATTERED FAN MEIJI PERIOD OR EDO PERIOD SCREEN. BEAUTIFUL HAND PAINTED AND GILT DETAIL. SOME OLD DAMAGE. A NOTIBLE COMPERBLE EXAMPLE IN THE MET OF ART The screen measures

Meiji Period, 18th century or earlier; in the manner of Chokuan Soga(17th century), two hawk gouaches, laid down to form two panel screen, ink , pigment and gilt on rice paper, with wood frame, 68 in.

Meiji Period, 19th century in the manner of Chokuan Soga(17th century), 12 hawk gouaches, laid down to form two six panel screens, ink , pigment and gilt on rice paper, with wood frame. 62 in. H., 144

Meiji Period, 18th century or earlier in the manner of Chokuan Soga(17th century), 12 hawk gouaches, laid down to form two six panel screens, ink , pigment and gilt on rice paper, with wood frame. 68

A Japanese Lacquered Folding Table Screen Of two sections, each panel finely painted with fan design on the inside and flowers and vines on the outside in various tones of lacquer with flecks of mothe

Painted with various birds including two herons, a pheasant, a songbird and an owl, each panel bearing a seal. 51 1/2in. H x 92in. W

Meiji Period. Possibly signed, bearing a label on the side of one panel with characters. Decorated with a continuous scene of cranes in a landscape with blossoming foliage, with hills in the distance.

Meiji Period. Decorated with a continuous scene of a luxury boat on a river, with figures on the banks, on a gilt ground, with paper back. Height 37 in. Width of each panel 17.5 in. (Cond: small tears

Japanese Satsuma hand painted porcelain miniature vase, Meiji period. Hexagonal-shaped vase decorated with panels of flowers and two scholars. Decorated with gilt geometric designs and colorful raised

Japanese Satsuma hand painted miniature porcelain vase, Meiji period. Cobalt blue to the edges with a gilt floral and tree branch design. Panels to either side, one featuring two women and a girl in n

Japanese Painted Two-Panel Screen. {Each panel: 37 x 28 1/2 inches (93.9 x 72.3 cm)}.

JAPANESE SUMI-PAINTED TWO-PANEL SCREENEdo Period, Circa 1800The gods Hotei, Benten, Fukurokuju and Bishamon against a gold-washed ground. Signed lower right "Juzan".Height 61.5". Length

Japanese Painted Paper Two-Panel Wall Screen Depicting a Tiger Early 20th Century 67 inches x 74 inches. (restorations)

An antique Japanese hand painted two panel floor screen room divider. Features a figural landscape with female figures in traditional Japanese attire, mountains, architectural elements, a profusion of

Two Japanese painted four panel screensthe larger height 35 3/4in (91cm); length 72in (183cm)

JAPANESE TWO-PANEL SCREENMeiji Period, Circa 1900Two geese in a grass-filled landscape. Signed "Koshu Tisho".Height 74". Length 74".

An antique Japanese two panel byobu Ink and gouache painting of cranes by a lakeside shore. Buff parchment with highlights of sunago (gold leaf mist). This technique is not only beautiful but created