Pair Antique Japanese Samurai 'Do'/Breastplates

Pair of antique Japanese samurai armor cuirasses ('do'); each with scrolling embroidered designs to leather cover, over red and black lacquer body; H: 15" (each, approx.)

Pair of antique Japanese Waki-Goto School samurai Kozuka knives/daggers. Crafted/forged handles with shakudo and shibuichi alloy in relief with scenic depictions. The first o-kozuka depicts the battle

NICE PAIR OF ANTIQUE JAPANESE SWRODS GUARDS OR TSUBA, BOTH IN IRON.

NICE PAIR OF ANTIQUE JAPANESE SWRODS GUARDS OR TSUBA, ONE IS IRON, THE OTHER IS COPPER AND SIGNED.

A pair of tall large, antique Japanese Hakka Bako, lacquered Samurai boxes, reddish orange, ribbed, lidded boxes with brass accents. 16.5"Hx15"D. Condition report: Very good-some light spots and wear

NICE PAIR OF ANTIQUE IRON TSUBA, BOTH IN KIRI-WOOD BOXES.

Pair antique Japanese tongue style stirrups, bronze or brass. Dry red pigment to interior. No signature found. Approx. 11" L x 5" W x 10 1/8" H.

NICE LOT OF ANTIQUE JAPANESE SWORD FITTINGS, MEUNUKI, 2 MATCHING PAIRS AND THE REST ARE SINGLES.

Title: Pair of Antique Samurai Warrior Battle Horse 'ABUMI Origin: Japanese Date: Edo period Materials: Bronze metal wood Size: 30x 12 x25 cm Pair of Antique Samurai Warrior Battle Horse 'ABUMI (stirr

A pair of antique Japanese Satsuma pottery vases. Late Meiji era, before 1912. Bottle shape. Elaborate ornamental gilding. Shimazu family crest on top rim. Samurai portrait on the obverse. Fine detail

A pair of matching antique Japanese white vases with ornamental gilding and hand-painted design. The vases have a hexagonal shape, each facet is decorated with a full-length portrait of a samurai, sch

An amazing Piece with lacquer shell and leather inside, Metal Arm, Antique silk fabric. Pair Shoulder guards...Hand guards, pair thigh guards. 16'L x 13"W each side x 36" L Arms

East Asia, Japan, late Edo to Meiji period, ca. mid-19th to early 20th century CE. A pair of antique wood and cloth dolls, one is a Musha-ningyo representing a samurai or shogun, and the warrior figur

19th century pair of parcel gilt Satsuma urns now mounted as table lamps. Four painted panels with Royal figures, Scholars, Students, Floral and Samurais. Both vases having raised enamel accents. Pair

Mounted as lamps. Depicting samurai warriors. Vases not drilled. Vases approx. 16" H with teakwood base.

Mixed lot of four Satsuma pottery vases. Includes matched pair, tall samurai decorated vase and geisha decorated vase. All are signed. Largest measures 5" tall. Good condition with surface wear.

Utagawa Kuniteru (Japanese, 1808–1876) pair of color woodblock prints on paper, Caught in The Rain, Samurai, from the Chushingura series. Signed with Hieroglyphs, to the right. Framed. The auct

Wonderful pair of cufflinks made from a pair of Menuki. They are in the shape of crouching Samurai with swords. The cufflink has a stamp mark on each piece, but is illegible.

Pair of Japanese Meizan Hadota dragon samurai footed porcelain inner and outer lidded tea jars on wood base Meji period marked with paper labels, 13"h x 8"w (on 3 3/4" wood stands)

DESCRIPTION: A pair of framed lithographs, the first features the silhouette of two men over which is superimposed a gilt dragon and gilt kanji script; a gilt dragon is below the silhouette. Piece is

A pair of Japanese Satsuma pottery vases. Early Showa period, 1926 to 1989. Rounded shape, pronounced neck. The pieces are richly decorated with hand-painted traditional Japanese ornaments, gilding, a

TOYOKUNI III Japanese Woodcut. Print shows pair of samurai warriors. "Iro Iro Futhanabira" Signed with Gilbert Luber gallery tag; one of the east coast's premier Asian dealers. -- Dimensions: Image Si

Three Japanese Satsuma Porcelain Vases - Each vase exhibits a slightly rounded six-sided form, Shimazu crest. Pair of vases, each with three group scenes of Geisha, monks, and samurai, 7 1/4" h, signe

A pair of Japanese Ukiyo e color wood block prints on paper depicting portraits of samurai. Signed with Hieroglyphs to the center right or left. Marked and stamped lower right. Framed. Circa: the late