Japanese Marriage Ceremony Japan 1860 Circa Lithograph

Japan. Circa 1950s. Offset lithograph tourism poster published by the Japan Tourist Association, after Noh Dance Prelude by Uemara Shoen (1875-1949). 39 ½ x 25”. Unbacked. Creases in image

Japan,Circa 1970 Includes two tin lithograph battery operated non-fall mystery bump n' go race cars, one Rusher Stingray Corvette in orange paint scheme, other a red Big Machine Champion Porsche-type

Hong Kong, Japan,Circa 1950 Group includes SY Japan "Traveling Sam Peace Corps Man" (not working), Occupied Japan Billy Boy tin lithograph and celluloid windup (working), Occupied Japan tin lithograph

Japan,Circa 1978 Box C8.5+ with very light shelf wear and subtle crushing to top and bottom right corner, graphics are clean and vibrant making for a beautiful display. A wonderfully preserved example

Japan,Circa 1978 Box C8+ with vibrant graphics and strong structure, light crush to front left corner, otherwise minimal shelf wear with very light corner and edge wear, minute 1/16" or less push to s

Japan,Circa 1978 Box C7.5+ with vibrant decoration with light to moderate shelf wear, corner, edge, and end wear with light crushing in areas, strong structure with under tray complete with both inser

Japan,Circa 1960 Two Daiya Made in Japan tin lithograph airplanes in original lithograph boxes, both concords, one a Pan American the other British Airways. Boxes 13" x 7" x 2" From the attic of a Cra

Max Weber (American, 1881-1961) The Mirror #2. Lithograph, circa 1928-30, printed on heavy wove Japan paper with full margins, the sheet measures 12 3/4" x 16 1/8", pencil signed lower right, from the

Ikeda Masuo (New York, China, Japan 1934 - 1997) Original Japanese lithograph by Masuo Ikeda, circa 1969 titled "Swimming to the Window" from the portfolio titled "Some Town Without a Name". Litho is

RISABURO KIMURAJapan/New York, 1924-2014"Buenos Aires", circa 1973. From Great Cities of the World. Published and printed by Shorewood Atelier, Inc., New York, with their blindstamp lower right and in

Alphonse Mucha (Czech 1860 -1939), "Salon des Cent"” Lithograph in colors on presumably vellum paper, signed in ink and numbered ‘23’, from the deluxe edition on vellum or Japan of approximately

DESCRIPTION: Woodblock print entitled "Tea Ceremony" by Shiro Kasamatsu depicting a woman performing the eponymous ritual. Titled and signed at upper right. CIRCA: Mid-20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMEN

United States,Circa 1945 Group includes T. Conn Inc., New York tin lithograph Witch noisemaker, T. Conn Inc., New York tin lithograph wood handled noise maker, marked "MADE IN JAPAN" small wood handle

Occupied Japan / Japan circa 1940's. Made of Tin and Celluloid. 7" Long. Work well. Very Fine (The soldier's arms are a little loose).

Elaborate Export Satsuma Pottery Vase, Meiji Japan, circa mid late 19th century, glazed earthenware with enamel and gilding, remnant of Toyo Murakami, Shanghai, label to underside, calligraphic makers

Occupied Japan / Japan circa 1940's. Made of Celluloid. 4" - 5" Long. Work well. Pristine with Boxes.

Occupied Japan / Japan circa 1940's / 1950's. Made of Tin and Celluloid. Work well. Pristine with Boxes.

Occupied Japan / Japan circa 1940's. Made of Celluloid. 1" - 2" Tall. These little guys are really cute. One missing its measuring tape. Excellent to Pristine Condition.

Occupied Japan / Japan circa 1940's / 1950's. Tin, Celluloid and Felt. 4" - 5.25" Tall. Work well. Very Fine to Pristine Condition with Boxes.

Occupied Japan / Japan circa 1940's / 1950's. Made of Celluloid / Tin. 5" Long. Work well. Pristine with Boxes.

Occupied Japan / Japan circa 1940's. Made of Celluloid. 6.5" / 7.25" Tall. Work well. Excellent with Boxes.

Made in Occupied Japan / Japan circa 1940's. Made of Celluloid. 5" - 6.75" Tall. Pristine Condition.

Made in Occupied Japan / Japan circa 1940's / 1950's. Made of Celluloid. 2.25" - 3.5" Tall. Excellent Condition (One Boxed).

Occupied Japan / Japan circa 1940's. Made of Tin and Felt. 3.25" - 4" Long. Work well. Excellent with Boxes.