Japanese Silk Fukusa and Uchishiki

Japanese embroidered silk fukusa, Meiji period, depicting turtles swimming among coral and rocky waves, with scrolling clouds above, overall dimensions including frame 42"h x 32.5"w x 1"d.

Japanese large silk fukusa, woven with butterfly dancers, lower left with the signature "Kashu" and seal, reversed with a flower mon in gilt on reddish brown ground, 28.5"h x 27"w

4 Japanese 19 Century Meiji and Taisho Painted & Embroidered Silk Fukusa Gift Cloths with Mythological figures, cranes and Landscapes with figures. Good condition with light age related wear. Height o

Japanese Fan Fukusa, 19th Century. Silk and metallic thread. Size: 26'' x 28'' (66 x 71 cm). Blue silk ground with embroidery done in mostly satin, running, and couched stitches. Two large fans are th

Collector's Lot of Japanese Fukusa Gift Cover Textiles. Silk, cotton, synthetic, wrapped gold thread. Size: Ranging from: 12'' x 12'', (30 x 30 cm); 29'' x 24'', (74 x 61 cm). Property from the Jim an

Japanese Embroidered Cover (Fokusa), 19th C.Silk embroidered with silk and metallic thread. Size: 26'' x 26'' (66 x 66 cm). A gift wrap, or fukusa, was a traditional part of gift giving in 19th centur

This superbly embroidered piece on a deep blue satin silk background features three cranes to symbolize longevity. The glass eyes of the cranes date it to the late 18th century. 32 x 28 inches

Nicely Mounted In Shadow Box Frame. 56w X 78h

20th century, a pair of mirrored scenes with various armored figures and a dragon, embroidered in silk and metallic threads, mounted to wood panels (buyer is responsible for removing embroidery from p

Pair of large panels embroidered in flowers in white on a red silk background. Either created as curtains or reconfigured as curtains. Dimensions: L 112" x W 46" Condition: General overall wear, some

Antique Japanese Silk Dragon Hanging Embroidery 72''52.5''. Depicts fierce four-clawed dragons chasing the flaming pearl amongst a dark cobalt ground. Overall fray and edge wear. 19th century, Meiji p

FIVE ASSORTED CHINESE AND JAPANESE SILK TEXTILES19th and 20th Centuries1) Green skirt with appliqued black lappets.2) Green skirt with floral decoration.3) Blue skirt with rockery, floral and bird dec

Japanese. Silk Kimono embellished with embroidered motifs including floral and crane motif. In large frame and hung by Lucite bar. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 92.25", w. 67.5", d. 4.5" (frame).

A JAPANESE SILK LANDSCAPE, MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912), "At the River Bend," CIRCA 1900, silk threads hand embroidered on fabric, in a period lacquered frame. 17 1/4" x 16 1/8"

19th century Japanese black silk hat, 14" x 19" x 5" in case. Provenance: Estate of the late Beverley Jackson of Santa Barbara, California.

Mid-20th Century or Earlier The polychrome textile depicting five blue dragons against a pink field with black trimmed border, further embellished with metallic thread 53.5" H x 28" W

Early 20th century, depicting a mountainous landscape with a village beside a stream. Dimensions: 46" x 29 1/2", the frame 50" x 33 1/2".

Japanese Silk Costume Panel, 17th/18th Century. With dragon medallions and clouds, possibly from a theater or a dance costume (e.g. Bugaku). Provenance: Alan Kennedy, New York. Size: 39'' x 73.5'' (99

Antique Japanese Silk Brocade Buddhist Priest Robe. 3'6'' x 6'1'' (107 x 185 cm). 1 lbs.

framed under glass Provenance: The Estate of John Robert Weber John Robert Weber spent his entire life in Southern California where his passion for collecting Asian artifacts began more than 30 years

Dimensions: (Frame) H 66.25" x W 46", (Sight) H 65.75" x W 45.5" Condition: Minor areas of tarnish to frame.

Two Japanese ink and color on silk scrolls; one depicting a woman seated in long colorful robes amid blossoming tree; the other showing a geisha with fan; Provenance: Estate of Ralph Turner, Los Angel

Japanese Silk Kesa. 212x115 cm.

19th Century Japanese Silk Roll. Dimensions: 26" x 168". Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (1909-1993), Denver, Colorado, then passed through the family to the current owner, grandson M