Japanese Portable Writing/Safe Box, 19c

Japanese Portable Tansu Box or Chest, For Calligraphy or Art Supplies, to hold brushes, ink, and paper, for traveling artists, writers, and other professionals, includes key, approximately 10.375 H x

Title: 19c Japanese multimetal BOX tea ceremony KOGO drum WASP Description: Superb quality 19th century Japanese bronze round kogo (box for incense during tea ceremony) in a shape of a drum. Top is de

Japanese yatate (portable brush holder), late Edo period, with a molded crane on the lid, birds on the ink box exterior, carp on the handle and ending with a zoomorphic hook, 14.25"l

(lot of 3) Two Japanese portable stoves or burners, one fabricated out of copper en suite with (2) kettles, the other fitted with three drawers; together with a wood money box or safe, the largest 8"h

JAPAN, LATE 19TH CENTURY A Japanese calligraphers wood compartmented box. The box possesses a hinged lid with shallow interior compartment, three drawers, one with lock, and hammered iron hardware. Di

(6) Piece Japanese Accessory Lot, including: Carved wooden sumitsubo, used in carpentry to mark lines on wood, 3 1/2" x 7 3/4" x 2 3/4"; Vintage brass portable calligraphy box, containing collapsible

Japanese 19C. Shagreen and Metal Box. Generally good condition. Dimensions: L 7", W3" Provenance: From Private Collection of a distinguished Gentleman. Please note the absence of a condition report do

In Original Box, Made In Japan; Model Makers Portable Woodworking Electric Power Tools; Untested! Measures 4 1/2 x 8 1/2 x 3 inches.

An antique silver locking love letter box. Possibly Japanese origin. Features a ornate chrysanthemum flower relief, with a hinged top, and wood lined interior, having two compartments. No apparent mak

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely portable wooden storage box known as a tansu with a set of 3 drawers with copper handles.

19th century/Meiji period Japanese pottery kogo (box for incense during tea ceremony) in a form of a crouched monkey wearing a hat used in Sambaso dance. Raku pottery produced in the Kyoto region, won

Japanese boxed scale set and a Chinese scale in wood box.

A Japanese bronze Yatate / Scholar's portable traveling inkwell and brush holder. Meiji period. 8-lobed gourd formed box, the lid decorated with a grasshopper finial perched on a large leaf.

Child's Portable Sewing Machine, GBC, Japan, mid century, red tin with red and gold decorated box, battery operated ( two D cell batteries), with two spools of thread, scissors, tape measure and pin c

Vintage Mid Century Modern plastic liquor flask made by the "Royal London" company in Japan in 1969. It looks like a portable radio. Flask is plastic construction, with fake knobs, dials, and speaker

Shuzan (Japanese, 19th Century to 20th Century). A bronze antique sculpture. A figural Meiji Period work depicting a seated chimpanzee monkey holding a pipe in its right hand and an inro box in its le

Octagonal shaped tray, 14" wide. Original box. Signed.

19th century Japanese cinnabar lacquer siuteki - water dropper for diluting ink for painting and calligraphy in shallow box shape. Decorated on the top with beautifully done medium relief peony flower

Japanese doll of clay, 19th century, 'Udaijin' (=Minister of teh Right, in old Japan) from the Hinaningyo (Girls' Festival Dolls) set, seated on a tatami dais, with original wooden box bearing the '7t

5 Pc 19C Japanese Black Lacquerware Lot. Includes: 2 folding wall mount shelves, wall mount letter holder, match box with striker, small wall mount match holder with striker. Unsigned. Largest shelf m

A Japanese wood and ironwork merchant's boxLate Meiji Period (1863-1912)Appears unmarkedThe handled, portable wood chest with a locking upper compartment and a depository slot surmounting three drawer

Narra Wood Portable Box with Carved Flowers Design.

Narra Wood Portable Box with Dragon Design.

Narra Wood Portable Box. Provenance: We are very honored to present collections from the Carrall Family, with most acquired from Reginald Johnston’s legacy. Sir Reginald Fleming Johnston (Chines