19th Century Japanese Shrine

19th century Japanese shrine, with 3 seated figures inside wood case, 8 3/4" h x 6 1/2" w x 4 1/4" d. Provenance: Personal Collection of Cheryl Burke From Sarasota, Florida.

A fine antique 19th century Japanese traveling shrine, Meiji era. Black / brown and gilt lacquer two door shrine with ornate gilt metal detailing. The interior fitted with an impressive polychrome, re

A fine antique 19th century Japanese traveling shrine. Black / brown and gilt lacquer two door shrine with ornate metal detailing. The interior fitted with an impressive red and gilt carving of Buddha

Antique, late 19th century or later, Japanese Zushi shrine; as-is condition- General marks and surface wear, scratches, rubbing, flaws, and losses. Possible restorations; largest H 7 1/2" (Approx.)Pro

Antique, late 19th century or later, Japanese Zushi shrine; as-is condition- General marks and surface wear, scratches, rubbing, flaws, and losses. Possible restorations; largest H 8" (Approx.)Provena

A Japanese Zushi traveling shrine. 19th century Edo to early Meiji period. Gilt lacquer and wood cylinder shaped shrine having two hinged doors, mounted on a carved wood base and surmounted by a lacqu

Good Antique Japanese Gilt Wood Buddha in an early style now in a 19th C lacquered and gilt double door Shrine; the Buddha seated on a multi-layer throne and surrounded by a gilt nimbus. Height of Shr

19th Century. Japanese lacquer wood Zushi traveling shrine with wood carved Buddha standing on the top of a tiger. 5"H x 2 1/2" W x 1 3/4" D

Description: To include a 19th century Chinese export travel desk, a 19th century Japanese lacquered and gilt wood shrine, and an early 20th century Japanese lacquer jewelry chest. Type: Various Mate

Masana Kawakubo, Late 19th / early 20th century, Japanese School, Watercolour, Toshogu Shrine / shinto temple in Nikko, Japan, with two figures. Signed lower right. Approx. 18 1/2" x 12 1/4"

NO SALE Zushi shrine with fittings, Japan, 19th century (Edo/Meiji). Black lacquer on wood, siliceous fittings, ca. 21 x 16 x 13 cm.

Japanese Meiji Bronze Zushi Buddhist Shrine 12''x5.75''. Gilt and polychrome decorated with six deities on interior. Overall excellent condition. It weighs 4.1 pounds. 19th century, Meiji period.

3 19th century Japanese books. To include: 1) Book of lantern designs and other shrine ornaments. Some hand colored, including front cover. 10.5 x 7.5in. 2) Book of original ink, watercolor, and gouac

* A Japanese Lacquered Buddhist Shrine 19th century of rectangular form, the pull-out doors opening to a large shelf. Height 47 3/4 x width 18 1/2 x depth 14 1/4 inches. Estimate $600-800 Property fro

Rather unusual early 19th century Japanese cloisonne vase of a kind used in home shrines to hold incense sticks. Beautiful shape with unusually long neck, decorated in Japanese taste with various flow

Reserve Reduced! Rather unusual early 19th century (Edo period) small size Japanese cloisonne vase of a kind used in home shrines to hold incense sticks. Decorated in Japanese taste with 2 large and 4

Unusually small 19th century Japanese cloisonne vase of a kind used in home shrines to hold incense sticks. Decorated in Japanese taste with scattered flower shaped reserves containing designs of flow

A Japanese Travelling Shrine the black lacquer case enclosing a carved giltwood figure of buddha. Height 8 inches. 19TH CENTURY

A rare Japanese 18th/19th century gilt wood shrine with Buddha, 23.75"Hx16"x12.8"

* A Japanese Lacquer Traveling Shrine 18th/19th century of rectangular form, having a pair of pull-out doors, opening to show a standing Buddha atop a stepped throne, the right hand raised and the lef

Lot of 2 woodblock prints. Japan. 19th century. Hiroshige. To include: Tenman Shrine and Kameido Shrine. Both framed under glass.

Japanese, 18th-19th century, the portable shrine is made of lacquered wood with gilt decorations and metal fittings, the interior contains a carved and painted Buddhist figure. H. 11.5 cm (4 1/2 in.)

Lot of 2 woodblock prints. Japan. 19th century. Hiroshige. To include: Myokendo Shrine and Gotenyama Park. Both framed under glass.

Japan, 19th century CE. This lacquered and gold leafed wooden shrine is of Aizen Myoo, the Japanese name for Ragaraja, a dharmapala (wrathful deity). He has six arms and wears a metallic, jewelled lio