Group of six Japanese red lacquered and gilt

Group (4) Japanese lacquer boxes, Possibly Edo Period, black and red lacquered wood boxes, with gilt figural, bird, and pagoda decoration, each with metal latch to lid, some with divided lids and inte

Group of six various Japanese lacquer pieces, including: red tray, set atop a wood stand; two covered boxes; cake stand; covered bowl, showing gilt birds amid tree; together with rhombus-form covered

Six Old Japanese GourdsGroup of six, old Japanese gourd vessels; each with good patina; three with wood stoppers, one with metal stopper; one with lacquered plaque; and one with gilt reserves; all wit

Comprising: a set of six Japanese brown lacquer trays with gilt foliage, a Japanese red lacquer fan-shaped tray with foliage, a set of five Japanese circular dishes, boxed, and a Vietnamese mother-of-

Group of six antique carved and lacquered wood lions; several with gilt and red pigment remaining; L: 5 1/2" (largest)

The collection of six zushi traveling shrines in black, brown, and red lacquer, and one plain wood; with gilt interiors. Ranging in height from 2in to approx. 4in. All Japan, c. 1900. Some have breaks

A group of six Japanese gilt metal alloy platesWith raised relief decorations.width of largest 10in (25cm)

Japanese red lacquer and gold gilt round box decorated with calligraphy and flowers. Measures 15 3/4" diameter.

Japanese Red Lacquered and Gilt Wood Amida Buddha Sculpture, circa 19th century or earlier, the figure donning a crown with metal elements, a crystal third eye, and standing upon a lotus pedestal and

Condition: a few areas of loss and repairs 12 3/4 inches wide; 12 1/2 inches high

11 1/2 inches diameter; 8 1/2 inches high

Antique Japanese red-gilt lacquered wood figure of Shakyamuni Buddha; seated in lotus position, hands in mudra, atop a double lotus base; with finely detailed polychrome features and urna; H: 12"

Antique Japanese red-gilt lacquered wood figure of Shakyamuni Buddha; seated in lotus position, hands in mudra, atop a double lotus base; with finely detailed polychrome features and urna; H: 12"

Group of Japanese Gilt Lacquered Wares Comprising various dishes, bowls, and cups. {Largest: 9 inches (22.9 cm)}

Group of three Japanese lacquered and gilt table objects including covered box, brush washer, and open vessel; overall good condition; the largest item H 2" x L 5 1/2" x W 3 3/4" (approx.)Provenance:

Group of six Chinese red and black lacquered paper mache boxes, 20th C., largest lg. 13 1/2". Estate of Marilyn Ware, Strasburg, PA.

TWO VINTAGE JAPANESE PARCEL GILT RED LACQUERED WOOD JEWELRY BOXES, 20TH CENTURY, comprising a shallow trapezoidal box with cusped edges featuring a lid with gilt and ebonized scene of a bird perched a

SIX-PANEL RED AND GILT LACQUERED WOOD FLOOR SCREEN20th CenturyCarved gilt wood carved bird and flowering tree branch design on each panel, surrounded by Greek key fret design on a red lacquered ground

[3 pieces] Ranging from 8 1/2 in. (21.6 cm.) to 6 in. (15.2 cm.) high Provenance: Property from the Estate of Professor Harry Stone, Brentwood, California. Recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship in the

A Set of Ten Japanese Gilt and Red Lacquered Wooden Shallow Footed Bowls, Meiji Period.Largest dimension: Dia: 5 in. An important Cleveland collector.

A JAPANESE GILT AND PATINATED BRONZE EWER 18th century Together with two Japanese red lacquered abumi (stirrups). (3) height of vase 15 3/4in (40cm) Footnotes: Provenance The ewer: Didier Aaron & Ci

(lot of 4) Japanese red lacquered boxes, comprising a four-tiered stacking food container, the lid decorated with six scholars, the sides featuring fruits and flowers, the interiors lacquered black; a

to include a mahjong case (lacking tiles); porcelain low bow with allover floral decoration, marked to underside; six Japanese lacquered bowl; a fan; three metal insects; pair of metal bat appliques a

A Japanese Red Lacquered Tansu Cabinet. The lacquered wood cabinet with a long drawers to the top, enclosing further six stacks of drawers, two sliding door storage cabinets, and two smaller drawers i