A Japanese Tosa school six-fold screenEdo period, 18th CenturyInk, color, and gold leaf on paper, with brocade borders;

17th to 18th c. Japanese two panel screen; 11 1/4" x 36 3/4" (overall, approx.) Condition: wear, losses; newer

An antique Japanese 2-panel screen, 19th century. Depicting a scene of maple under the hazy moonlight. A maple tree mainly

Including two polychrome painted masks signed on the back, together with a carved snake, and a chick in egg. Early 20th C.

3 plates, Japan/China, 19th/20th c., identical decorations, different diameters, slightly rubbed, d. to 32

scroll painting Provenance: The Estate of Arnold and Joan Travis Condition: Some slight fading to paint towards arms and

OKUHARA SEIKO (1837-1912): A HANGING SCROLL KAKEJIKU PAINTINGBy Okuhara Seiko, signed Tokai Seiko and with four sealsJapan,

Japanese Dragon, Hokusai school, Edo period, [1840s-1870s), 19th century woodblock book page.In East Asian tradition, dragon

Early 20th century. Two figures. Unsigned. No inscription. Mounted and framed. Dimensions: (Frame) H 51.5" x W 26",

Calligraphy armrest, Japan, probably 19th c. Convex curved bamboo panel, carved on the top with a bird in a flowering

A LACQUERED BODY ARMOR (DO)Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912)Of relatively small size, likely fitted for a child. Of lacquered

Collection of 10 books about Japanese culture and art. Includes: "Horosige and Japanese Landscapes," c.1946, Tourest Library