18-19th C. Japanese Maki-e Sword Stand

18-19th C. Japanese maki-e sword stand. 26in.

Old Japanese lacquer box and pair stands, 19th/20th c., incl. a Tanzaku-Bako (poem box), with Togidashi-Makie and Nashiji decoration techniques, likely Meiji Period, and a pair of stands or candlehold

19th C. Japanese maki-e inro box, 3.75in

19th C. Japanese Maki-e Inro Box, 3in

19th C. Japanese maki-e box, 2.75in by 6in

19th C. Japanese maki-e wood jewelry box, 8.75in by 15.5in by 16.5in

19th C. Japanese maki-e lacquer jewelry box. 8in by 15.5in by 16.5in.

Large 19th C. Japanese maki-e trunk. 12in by 12in by 15in.

19th C. Japanese maki-e lute, 33.5in

19th C. Japanese Maki-e Footed Box, 7.5in by 9.5in

19th C. Japanese maki-e lacquer box. 9.5in.

18-19th C Japanese Sword Iron Tsuba with gold highlights. , about 45 x 55 mm.

18-19th C Japanese Sword Iron Tsuba. with gold highlights, 68 x 70 mm

19th C. Japanese maple maki-e hibachi planter, 8in by 10.5in

19th C. Japanese lacquer maki-e box. 5 1/8in.

19th C. Japanese mother-of-pearl inlay maki-e box. 6.25in.

19th Century Japanese Black and Gold Maki-e Lacquer Locking Document Box Signed by Minota Nagahisa Location of Manufacture: Japan Period of Manufacture: Meiji Period (1868-1889) Artist: Minota Nagahis

A FOUR CASE GOLD LACQUERED INROJapanese, Edo, 19th century. Maki-e lacquered inro depicting a falcon perched upon plum tree, etched signature to lowest compartment.6 1/2 x 1 1/2 x 6 1/2 in. (16.51 x 3

A Japanese Maki-e Karabitsu Raised on four splayed supports with floral-etched gilt bronze fittings and decorated overall with pine and prunus in gold colored hiramakie. Edo Period (19th Century) {19

Fine Japanese Maki-e Lacquered Chest, late 19th centuryheight: 42 in., width: 36 in., depth: 14 in.

A fine Japanese gold maki-e wood and black lacquer tray. Late 19th century Meiji era. High sided rectangular tray, the interior decorated with two birds perched on a blossoming camilla tree. Measures

Fine Japanese Lacquered Cosmetic Box 2.5''. Maki-e gold and silver lacquered box with blossoming chrysanthemum flower. Hairline crack to bottom. Comes in tomobako. 19th century, Meiji period.

LOT ASSORTED JAPANESE SWORD FITTINGS, MENUKI, SEPPA, FUCHI 18/19TH C.

A Japanese Makie and Lacquer 'Chrysanthemums' Inro 19TH CENTURY Height 3 1/8 in., 7.9 cm. Property Sold to benefit the Art Acquisition Fund at the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields