Japanese Lacquered Wood Mask - Boy

Large Japanese lacquered wood okame mask; with finely carved, expressive features; some gilt and red pigment remaining; H: 19" (approx.)

East Asia, Japan, Showa Period, mid-20th century CE. A hand-made lacquered wood and vegetal fiber noh theater mask of the old man from the "Okina" ritual performance. His expressive countenance displa

Okina-Noh Theater Mask-Man of Wisdom. Hand carved red and black lacquered wood with eyebrows and beard from natural fibers and horse hair, depicting Okina. Carved from single piece of wood. Japanese i

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE LACQUERED WOOD DEMON NOH MASK, with cord dependant separate jaw, the mask itself 8.25in wide x 9in high.

19th century Japanese small lacquered wood netsuke representing a theatrical mask of green skinned demon with large bat like ears. Uncommon image, excellent intense face, great patina. Crisp detailing

19th century Japanese small lacquered wood netsuke representing a theatrical mask of horned green skinned demon. Uncommon image, excellent intense face, great patina. Crisp detailing, nicely lacquered

Vintage lacquered wooden Noh mask. Noh theatre, Noh also spelled No, traditional Japanese theatrical form and one of the oldest extant theatrical forms in the world. Mask has threaded beard and thread

The seven lacquered wood noh masks representing Hanya, Shoki, and five others. Each approx. 8in high. In a wood box: 24idn x 13 1/2in x 10 1/2in; c. 1900.

Netsuke. Japan. 19th century. Little boy with an oni mask. Lacquered surface. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow.

LION DANCE BOY IS DOING A HANDSTAND WITH A LION MASK ON HIS HEAD - BODY IS WOOD CARVED IN MATERIAL MADE BY HISUMI TOKUHATA DOLL ARTIST

Queen Anne "Chest on stand". England, ca. 1710. Japanese lacquered wood. Oak and pine case. Two bodies. Restorations. Some of the locks are missing. Defects in the handles. Measurements: 155 x 108 x 6

early Japanese wood seated deity with trace of lacquer and polychrome decoration, measures 16"h 13.5" by 10.25"w; Provenance: from a New Hope, Pa Collection

A Chinese gilt lacquered wood boy figure, dating from the 19th century. Boy is balancing on one foot on a lotus platform as he twists body lifting right leg and placing hands together in a clasp postu

China, Beijing, ca. 1850 CE. A large carved wooden mask of a warrior protector god, with horse's hair mustache and goatee. Overall stained a dark, burnished red, with lacquer, and with gilded details

Condition: minor loss to lacquer throughout; loss of belt and to lower; 24 inches wide; 18 inches deep; 18 inches high

A Japanese Lacquered Wood Bowl The bevel-rimmed kiri wood bowl lacquered with geese and reeds on the inside and carved with various seal designs on the outside. 19th Century {Diameter: 10 inches (25.4

A Japanese Lacquered Wood Bodhisattva Edo Period The black lacquered standing robed figure with traces of gilding holds a bottle and is mounted to lotus platform Height 26 3/4 inches C

DESCRIPTION: Meiji Japanese wood cane sword lacquered with a brown tone, presenting a tapering blade, and a tapering handle. CIRCA: Late 19th to Early 20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: D: 1.12" L

Japan, 19th century CE. This is a lacquered, painted, and gold-leafed wooden shrine depicting the Lotus Sutra as performed by two fully robed Buddhas seated atop lotus blossoms. Behind them are golden

Antique Japanese carved lacwuer wood figure on gilt wood base; overall good condition, some wear and losses to gilt; H 7 3/4" x W 6 1/4" x D 3 1/4" (approx.)Provenance: Private Los Angeles, CA collect

JAPANESE LACQUERED WOOD COVERED URN, MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH C., H 8", DIA 8":A round black lacquer urn with cover, gilt floral decoration overall, on a short pedestal base.

Edo period; 10 1/2 inches wide; 5 1/2 inches deep; 13 1/2 inches high; overall height: 19 inches

A Japanese Lacquered Wood Zushi ShrineEdo period (1615-1868), a traveling shrine with black lacquered exterior case with metal hardware that previously had gilt highlights, gilt interior to doors of s

**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.