Japanese Edo Period Daimyo Child's Bow and Arrow

Edo Period Japanese Daimyo Child Samurai Armor. Eboshi Kabuto Helmet, High Grade Lacing. Made Of Iron, Brass, Paper And Silk. Stands 27 Inches.

A very nice handmade original ancient Japanese scroll drawing. Made in the Edo period by Taro Yahata Gika. Minamoto no Yoshiie armor colleague bow and arrow of the late Heian period of warlords Total:

Edo Period Long Bow Or Yumi, Bamboo And Japanese Lacquer. 86 Inches Long. Signed. Ultra Rare With Ebira (arrow Holder). Signed Case With Mon. Wonderful Piece Of Samurai History. Bow Measures 84" Long,

KUBO SHUNMAN (1757-1820) Edo period (1615-1868), 18th/early 19th century A surimono depicting an ise-ebi (Japanese spiny lobster), two hamayumi (ceremonial miniature bows) with arrows in a stand, and

100% of the Buyer's Premium of all lots sold in this auction will be donated to Community Food Share by Artemis Gallery. $1.00 = 3 meals! **First Time At Auction** East Asia, Japan, Edo period, ca.

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Japan, Edo Period, ca. 1603 to 1868 CE. A fine gathering of arrows made with slender bamboo bodies. Two arrows have diamond-shaped, forged-steel points, two have i

Album of Japanese Edo period Tosa School portrait paintings in color and gold on silk of the 24 Generals of Shingen Takeda (1521-1573), a powerful daimyo of the Sengoku period. Takeda was known for hi

This scroll calligraphy is a seven character poem written by Yamauchi Toyoshige, a Japanese Daimyo in the Edo period, about some thoughts he had during a midnight in Fall. L:46 1/2in(118.1cm) W:16in(4

A Japanese ebira (quiver) and five arrows, A Japanese ebira (quiver) and five arrows, Edo period (1603-1868), the leather pouch decorated with a gilt mon, and purple braid, with steel tip arrows, to i

Armored Samurai with Bow and Arrows rides a black horse in this scroll on sik. Excellent condition. Meiji Period. 39.4"x15.38"

Meiji period (1868-1912), signed in rectangular cartouche verso, a polychromed and gilt-bronze sculpture of a samurai shooting a bow and arrow, 10'' H x 8'' W x 2.875'' D, est: $300/500 Note: This fig

Edo period dated (1862) child sekku armor. It was made by an armourer (katchushi) for the annual Boys day festival called Tango no sekku. The structure is Hon-Zukuri, which is the same as a regular bi

Japanese large ceramic chatsubo (tea jar) with a lid and cap, probably Edo period, ribbon and bow design on the shoulder, the bulbous body decorated with figures, clouds and palm trees, marked on the

Antique Edo period samurai arrowhead called Yajiri, signed, forged with a long (9 inches) tapering tang that fits into the bamboo arrow (36 inches) the arrowhead is lozenge-shape, pierced (to reduce w

Japanese Samurai quiver with arrows End of Edo period Kyudo antique Old archery old rattan quiver 96 cm. arrow feather bamboo arrow 4 pieces Total length 86 cm cm. Practice Arrows These arrows are not

East Asia, Japan, Edo to Meiji period, ca. 1603 to 1912 CE. A fine gathering of five arrows with lengthy forms carved from bamboo. Each arrow has wispy feathers protruding just in front of a carved no

A Japanese Kano School Folding Screen of Chinese Children Edo period (1615-1868), six panel folding screen, ink, pigments and gold on paper, decorated with Chinese children painted in jewel hued color

Japanese Lacquer Quiver and Arrows With fourteen arrows. Edo Period {Length: 18 inches (45.7 cm)} [Overall wear, various losses]

Fine and rare Edo period (1600 – 1868) Samurai arrow or yanone. Yajiri or arrow head is laminated iron manufactured by the same process as the Samurai swords and these yajiri were generally mad

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, Edo/Meiji Period, ink, color and gilt on paper, depicting a group of children (karako) pushing and pulling a large flower basket filled with chrysanthemums, bell flowe

A Japanese drawing sketch in colors. Depicts a Shogun; a member of the Ashikaga clan of the Muromachi shogunate period. The Samurai warrior in full attire with his sword and bow and arrows. The drawin

edo period, fine set of arrow and lacquer stand set, measures 28"ht

This is a great set of four hand painted imari bowls. They are unmarked but are believed to be late Edo period, c1860. Each features children and floral details as well as blue hand painted clouds on

Meiji Period (1868-1912), signed "Shuzan" on underside, decorated in colorful enamels and gilt, with a grouping of figures, daimyo, samurai, attendants, and children, engaged in different activities,