Five Japanese inro, 19th century, Including thre

Japanese four-case gold lacquer inro, 19th century, with various insects, including butterflies and crickets, nashiji interior, with coral ojime, 2.5"h x 2.25"w

Japanese gilt lacquered five-case inro, 19th century, with reddish golden nashiji interior, exterior decorated with chrysanthemums in a landscape, 3.5"h x 1.75"w

Japanese five-case maki-e lacquer inro, Meiji Period (19th c.), decorated with deer in landscape, later silk cord with glass ojime bead, 3.625"h x 2"w x 1"d Provenance: Property of a Distinguished New

Japanese five-case black lacquered inro with coral ojime, 19th century, cherry blossoms in gold, silver and red takamakie, interior with nashiji on copper color ground, 3.75"h x 1.75"w. Provenance: Fo

A Japanese Five-Case Lacquered Inro Decorated in gilt and silver to depict four male figures in a garden, signed. 19th Century {Height: 3 1/2 inches (8.9 cm)} Minor wear, minor losses, lacking ojime a

Set of eleven exceptional matching 19th century Japanese Imari plates, along with five Japanese 18th to 19th century plates and bowls, representing a wide variety of styles, including Imari, Nabeshima

JAPANESE FISH INROJapanese, late 19th century. The 'rairo' lacquer five-compartment case depicting a fish on a pole line in gold. The cord, with one severed side, still having the 'manju kagamibuta' e

A five part carved red lacquer example with decoration depicting figures in a garden setting. Dimensions: 1" x 1 3/4", the height is 3 1/2".

JAPANESE INLAID LACQUER FIVE-CASE INRO BY SHIBATA REISAI19th CenturyDecoration of a seated boy with a sickle on one face and an ikebana basket of flowers on the other, rendered in mother-of-pearl, sil

Japanese Carved Five Case Lacquer Inro, probably late 19th-eary 20th century in date, is comprised of six pieces and created to resemble kamakura- bori, a carved technique that originated in 14th cent

Five (5) Mid 19th century Japanese color wood block prints, including Utagawa Kunisada, Utagawa Kuniyoshi. 1st item: Utagawa Kunisada, also known as Utagawa Toyokuni III (Japanese, 1786-1865) wood blo

INSET AND LACQUERED INROJapanese, late 18th-mid 19th century, lacquerware. Piling lacquer relief foliage decoration to a five (5) compartment case with abalone inlay; the cord and bead clearly a later

Nineteen Japanese Kai-awase Paint and Gilt Decorated Shell Game Pieces Late 18th/19th Century including five matched pairs. Largest shell 5/8 x 3/4 inch. Frame 11 3/4 x 9 inches.

including one fine lacquerware 3 1/2" long 19th century

JAPANESE RED AND SILVER ON GOLD LACQUER FIVE-CASE INROLate 19th CenturyMountainous landscape scene on both faces. Bead ojime. Kiriwood box.Length 4î.

(late 19th/20th century) Katsukawa Shunsho (Japanese, 1726-1793) and others, various subjects including beauties and interior scenes, three unframed, 11-7/8 x 7-5/8 in.; two framed, largest 17-1/4 x 1

Chinese/Japanese, 19th/20th century, varying floral designs with gilt rims and accents, including: six sided bowl; three small dishes; and five plates, some with character marks on bases, 4 in. to 9-1

A 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BLACK LACQUERED FIVE SECTION INRO highlighted in gilt with landscapes. 5 cm x 8.75 cm.

19th century; five sections with gilt decoration of meandering stream, plants, and birds, 2 3/4 in. L.; From the Estate of Charles S. Stein Jr.

late 19th century; five sections, decorated with elaborate scene depicting a rabbit hunt, 3 in. L.; From the Estate of Charles S. Stein Jr.

A mid 19th century four case inro of a rounded form decorated with five cartouches of different shapes over the gold lacquer Kinji background. Each cartouche is decorated with a landscape in takamaki-

Meiji period, late 19th-early 20th century. Five feature sparking metallic details, 8.25" to 3.5"h., and one has a yellow gold background with images of birds and flowers including hosta. Bruise. 8.25

A Group of Late 19th / Early 20th Century Chinese Items. Including a lacquered food container, a carved wood food container, five wood molds, and a pottery figure of a Japanese hut Largest container:

Five antique color lithograph prints including two Japanese Junk prints and Japanese Boat after Miner Kilbourne Kellogg (American, 1814-1889), Japanese Junk after Meffert (American, 19th century), the