AN ANTIQUE JAPANESE TWO PANEL SCREEN MEIJI PERIOD

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/

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

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

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

Japanese two-panel byobu screen, Meiji period, ink and colors on paper, depicting white chrysanthemums in moriage, approx. 48"h x 19.25"w each

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

Antique Japanese 4-Panel Table Screen, Meiji Period. Size: 36'' x 70'' x 0.5'' (91 x 178 x 1 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain Collection, New Hampshire.

Japanese Two Panel Screen, Rinpa School, probably Meiji period, depicting Mt.Fuji seen through tall grasses, chrysanthemums and blue bellflowers, ink and color and silver leaf on paper, unsigned. Dim

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

Meiji period,two panel Japanese screen, featuring imperial chrysanthemums set against a river. Some tearing along edges and damage related to age, framed in Japanese hardwood 66" x 21.5" x .75" .&nbsp

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.

JAPANESE FOUR-PANEL SCREENLate Meiji PeriodDepicts two ducks in a landscape of rockery, chrysanthemum and grasses against a gold ground. Signed lower right, possibly "Morishita".Height 36&qu

Meiji Period, late 19th/early 20th century, Kono School-style, ink, colors and gold leaf on paper, depicting two tethered horses, 68'' H x 68'' W, est: $7000/10,000 Exhibited: The Bowers Museum, Santa

Late Meiji Period, late 19th/early 20th century, depicting three cranes and bamboo on a gold-flecked black lacquer ground, the reverse with birds and bamboo on a red ground, 73.5'' H x 52'' W, est: $6

Fine large Edo or Meiji period 6 panel screen.

Antique Japanese Meiji period landscape painting mounted as a four panel screen. Depicts a pair of ducks in a floral landscape with a gold leaf background. Earlier painting mounted in onto a screen in

Japanese screen. Meiji period. Dated 1875. Ink on gold paper. One side of Eagle and Monkey. Other side with Geese and Autumnal grasses. Cracks, discoloration, heavy wear, staining. Two panels separate

An antique Japanese Meiji period cloisonne vase adorned with gold wire, featuring delicate floral patterns and two panels portraying a breathtaking landscape and floral scene. The meticulous craftsman

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

Japanese three-panel floor screen, printed, depicting men and women in traditional dress. Artwork set within a painted wooden border with classical decoration. Possibly Edo or Meiji period. 74 1/8 H"

Meiji period Japanese unique screen, six panel design, ink and colors on paper, from scene of Tale of Genji, depicts lord of the land, some offcials and dancers.

Toyohara Kunichika Japanese 1869 Meiji Period Antique Woodblock Print and Panel from Asian Screen - approx 54 x 19.75 Framed

ANONYMOUS (19TH CENTURY) Shishi Lion-Dog and Peonies Edo period (1615-1868) or Meiji era (1868-1912), 19th century A large two-panel folding screen in ink and colors on paper depicting a shishi (Chine