3 Japanese Meiji Period Gofun Boys Day Dolls

JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD A group of three Japanese Meiji period Boys Day dolls. The dolls are wearing elaborately woven robes with flowers and tendrils. The dolls were made with Gofun heads. The lot comes

A SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY OKIMONO OF A MAN BEARING A KOINOBORI CARP BANNER, to celebrate Boy’s Day, the man standing on a mound in the company of a rooster, the base with an engraved sign

**Originally Listed At $1200** East Asia, Japan, Meiji Period, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine gofun and cloth doll representing a samurai or shogun, sitting in a commanding and upright

A very finely carved lacquered and sewn Japanese Boys' Day doll. With box. Dimensions: Doll; Height: 13 1/4 in x width: 6 1/2 in x depth: 3 1/2 in. Box; Height: 14 1/2 in x width: 7 1/2 in x depth: 5

Pair of Japanese gofun dolls, likely Taisho Period, circa 1912-1926, of Jotomba, or the Meoto (Happy) Couple of the Takasago Legend, the woman measuring 10"h x 6"w x 3.5"d, the man measuring 12"h x 8"

Meiji Era Antique Japanese Dolls. STANDING MALE gofun finish carved wood doll with elaborate silk and embroidered robe including silk or hair fiber. Approximate dimensions: H: 8 1/4 in., W: 6 1/4 in.,

A Japanese Kobe wood articulated toy doll. Meiji period. Depicting a man eating watermelon on top of a box. 6 3/4" x 4" x 4 3/4".From the Japanese Militaria and Art Collection of John Woodall.

A Japanese Musha Ningyo - boys' day doll, of a samurai and his attendant, wood, silk, papier-mache. Their heads are carved out of wood and covered with gofun - white oyster shell lacquer. The dolls' h

A PAIR OF JAPANESE HINAMATSURI DOLLS IN TRADITIONAL HEIAN DRESS, MEIJI PERIOD (1867-1912), silk, gilt couched thread, natural fibers, glass eyes and gofun ground oyster shell painted face. Height: 16"

Group of three Japanese watercolor paintings, possibly Edo period. One depicting the legendary folk hero Kintaro or "The Golden Boy," an embodiment of strength and bravery.Sight; height rang

Japanese musha ningyo doll, likely Early Showa Period, circa 1926-1945, of Emperor Jimmu (711-585 BC), first Emperor of Japan and descent of sun goddess Amaterasu, 12.5"h x 5.5"w x 3.5"d, presented on

Japanese Blue and White Hirado Porcelain Figural Censer, probably Meiji Period (1868-1912), modeled as three boys supporting a central basket, h. 11 3/4 in., w. 12 in., d. 12 3/4 in.

Japan, Late Edo / Meiji, ca. 1860 to 1900 CE. A handsome Imperial character doll, probably representing a young boy prince. He is wonderfully attired in an imperial robe in period costume, with his fa

Painted with panels of boys and scholars alternating with panels of insects and squash, two character mark to base, Meiji period H 12 cm. (4 3/4 in.)

very detailed okimono of father and son working together, Meiji period, attributed to Masatsugu (1813-1892). Father lacking right hand, loss to boy's sash verso. 1 3/4" high, 3 1/4" long. Internationa

A Meiji period Kutani figural box having square shaped form of a seated boy with a fan in gold. Allover brocade pattern with multi-colored and gold designs.Size: 1.5 inches high x 3.5 inches wide

The first is a floral with blue iridescent mica. 7 - 1/2" tall. The second and third are a matching pair of vases with floral patterns. Each 6" tall. No missing cloisonné or repairs. One vase wit

East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, early 20th century. Two Japanese Hina Ningyo (dolls) used for the Hina Matsuri Festival (also known as the Girls Festival), representing a samurai and an empress, both

.Japan,20th Century A very large set consisting of thirty dolls, numerous accessories including folding screens, lanterns, furniture, vases, plants, bowls, cushions, and others. Wood, textile,Dolls ap

(lot of 3) Japanese cloisonne enamel vases of baluster form, likely Meiji period: (pair) intricately decorated vases, scrolls, flowers and stylized patterns enclose central decor of sinewy dragons on

Japanese, Meiji Period, a group of eleven dolls including Hinamatsuri dolls, the fierce Shoki (Zhong Kui), samurai, along with other seated and standing figures. Each with hand-painted faces, some wit

JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD A Japanese Meiji period bronze incense burner of a boy and fish. The censer is in the form of a fish naturalistically flopped on its side with a boy kneeling on it. The smoke emits

Each carved from wood and hand painted. Kuro-Hige or Ryuzin theater mask signed with impressed mark of maker. Measures 8 1/2" x 5 3/4. Demon mask with horns measures 10" x 7" Old man mask with applied

Japan, Edo to Meiji Period, ca. 1860 to 1900 CE. A fine pair of Japanese Emperor and Empress dolls, or kokin-bina, presented in formal court dress. Both sit upon decorated "books" made of silks and ra