Japanese Rosewood Hibachi, 20th Century

Each wood and brass-mounted footed hibachi with inset pan; 13 3/4in x 13 3/4in x 8 3/8in. Note: one with a fragment of border broken off (but present). Both in boxes (16 1//2in x 16 1/2in x 8 3/4in),

Three Japanese Export Rosewood Armchairs 20TH CENTURY carved through the top rails and the back splats with sinuous dragons, dragon heads and tails forming art rests, the shaped seat panels above carv

A Japanese hardwood HIbachi table, A Japanese hardwood HIbachi table, 20th century, the top with a central compartment flanked on either side by further lidded compartments, raised on a brass mounted

JAPANESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN HIBACHI20th CenturyDecoration of alternating panels of pine, prunus and bamboo branches.Height 11". Diameter 15.5".

Depicting boys chasing butterflies around a pine tree and peonies. (Height 13 inches)

A Japanese Keyaki Wood Hibachi, early 20th century 11-1/4 x 30-1/2 x 22 inches (28.6 x 77.5 x 55.9 cm) 
 
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Two Similar Japanese Lacquered Kiri Wood Hibachi Braziers 20TH CENTURY The first inlaid with abalone and decorated in gilt and green with chrysanthemums, foliage, berries and a bird, the other in red,

JAPANESE ZELVKOVIA WOOD HIBACHI WITH COPPER LINEREarly 20th CenturySquare, with two shishi dragon's-head handles. Height 13". Length 18". Width 17". Mounted on a separate hardwood stand

East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A pretty turned wood hibachi brazier, possibly crafted from paulownia (kiri wood), showcasing exquisite craftsmanship in a cylindrica

**Originally Listed At $900** East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, 19th to early 20th century CE. A turned wood hibachi brazier (possibly paulownia / kiri wood), finely carved into a cylindrical form with

Japanese blue and white fish bowl on rosewood stand. 20th century. Fish bowl with decorative scenes of birds and flowers. Rosewood stand with carved floral motifs. Fishbowl signed on underside. Glaze

A late 20th century Japanese samurai sword with rosewood scabbard, 39.8"L

(lot of 2) Japanese ko-dansu, early/mid 20th century, paulownia wood, sliding-door section above three drawers, and two drawers at the bottom; together with a ceramic hibachi, decorated with scenery i

A Late 19th / Early 20th Century Japanese Elm and Lacquered Hibachi. Cylindrical form with lacquered and abalone chrysanthemum and leaf motif, with a metal liner 9" x 13"

A Pair of Chinese Carved Rosewood Two Tier Pedestals, 20th Century, Having marble inset tops. H: 36 3/4 D: 20 1/4 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1

Japanese, early 20th century. A large and heavy bronze open censer or hibachi having four feet supporting rectangular shallow basin with relief cast seascape scenes to walls, with dragon mask loop han

Japanese, late 19th-early 20th century. A Meiji period bronze vase with applied handles and inlaid gold, silver and copper, unmarked. With carved rosewood stand; vase ht. 8.5 in.

Japanese 20th c. red lacquered wood Buddhist Butsudan shrine. Decorated throughout with carved dragons and vines.Provenance: From the Estate of Horst Rechelbacher, Osceola, Wisconsin.Horst Rechelbache

Kishio Murata (Japanese, 20th c.) "Mariposa Amarilla", 1973, oil on canvas. Provenance: Galeria, Arte de Coleccionistas, Mexico (label on verso). Size: 16" x 20", 41 x 51 cm (stretcher); 26" x 30", 66

Reiji Kimura (Japanese, 20th century), "No.1464", 1964, collage on canvas, unsigned, 66" x 48".

Japanese, 20th Century, Two Woodblock PrintsWinter street scene with geisha, and two women by the sea; both stamped, unframed.

Signed and dated Ryohei Tanaka etching, no. 20/100. Signed and dated '73 lower right; impressed stamp lower right. Unframed. From a Manhattan, NY estate. Dimensions: overall measurements of approx. 15

Emiko Satsuta (Japanese, 20th Century) A set of seven Japanese moonlit river and sunset scenes each signed 'Satsuta' (five lower left, two lower right) watercolour six approximately 31.4 x 48.3cm (12

Hiromi Okumura (Japanese, 20th century) Space in Between No. 17 ceramic artists insignia to underside H 10 x W 14 x D 10 inches Provenance: Touching Stone, Santa Fe Property from the Estate of Joan Co