(7) Japanese kimonos

(7) Japanese kimonos, some floral decorated

Seven Japanese Katagami Kimono Stencils. Used for kimono patterns, silk grid over mulberry paper. Japan, Early 20th C. Ranging in size from: 21.5'' x 16'' (55 x 41 cm) to 12'' x 16'' (30 x 41 cm). Ex.

7 Antique Japanese Textiles. Two Okinawa kimonos, an indigo Shibori Yukata, a Kasuri panel, and a hemp Kasuri kimono. Provenance: Estate of Philip Gould. Size: ranging from 31'' x 44'', 79 x 112 cm to

NO RESERVE Kimonos.- Designs for Japanese kimonos, 25 colour woodblocks, 2 forming a double-page, some heightened with gold or silver, tissue guards, original printed wrappers sewn in Japanese style,

Bird Cage In The Form of A Japanese Kimono. China, 20th c. Painted elm wood. Size: 37.5"H x 51"W x 7.25"D (129.5 x 18.5 x 95.5 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1999, published by Unsodo SIZE IN INCHES: 7 x 15.25 inches TERUHIDE KATO (1936-2015) was formerly one of Japan's leading kimono designers. He closed down his atelier in 1987

Title: Antique Print - Takasago Kimonos - No. 7- Flowers - Ito Shinsui - Japan - 1931 Date/Period: 1931 Dimension: 37 cm x 25 cm Material: Paper Additional Information: A rare pre-war (circa 1931) pri

JAPANESE WHITE EMBROIDERED KIMONO, IN LARGE ACRYLIC DISPLAY FRAME, FRAMED SIZE IS APPROX 7'H X 5'W

20th Century silk kimono, orange / red ground, flying cranes and foliate motifs, approx. 72" h. x 49.5". Frame 85" h. x 59" x 7". Not examined out to frame.

Japanese Lithograph, Taisho/early-Showa era 1920-30s, Publisher unknown. SIZE IN INCHES: koban, 5 x 7.25 inches COMMENTS: Taisho era Ito Shinsui lithograph from a set titled "Fragrant Beauties" ITO SH

Japanese Lithograph, Taisho/early-Showa era 1920-30s, Publisher unknown. SIZE IN INCHES: koban, 5 x 7.25 inches COMMENTS: Taisho era Ito Shinsui lithograph from a set titled "Fragrant Beauties" ITO SH

Japanese Kutani porcelain figure of a standing female form with a colorful floral kimono, unmarked 19th/20th c. Meiji period, 24" high x 7"

Hand carved wood with inlaid panels in the Kimono style. Features a Samurai warrior with spear and bowl. Gold gilt details. Measures 7" x 4" Good condition with mild surface wear. Hill Auction Gallery

A group of two Japanese ivory Okimono. ++A Maiko wearing kimono with Darari Obi, with Shimada hair style, holding a package and a floral branch in her hands. Illegible mark on bottom. 7". ++A young to

A group of two Japanese ivory Okimono. ++ A Maiko wearing kimono with Darari Obi, with Shimada hair style, holding a package and a floral branch in her hands. Illegible mark on bottom. 7". ++ A young

H 14 x W 6.5 x D 7 Staning Empress wearing armour with a chrysanthemum crest over her silk kimono and trouser, holding a bow. C 1850 Good to fair condition with faded silk and fraying. The net proceed

Okimono of a Woman attempting to sweep around a puppy, signed on lower back of the kimono, 7" tall. Loose broom handle.

Japanese Bronze Figure from the Meiji Period Sitting female having closed eyes and bare feet, wearing textured kimono and obi Height: 14.00 inches, Width: 9.50 inches, Depth: 7.50 inches Category: Dec

Japan,1859-1920 Depicts princess Soto'ori wearing a blue kimono brushing back her hair to gaze lovingly at a spider, knowing that soon her lover will arrive. Woodblock on paper,Image 12 7/8" x 8 1/2",

8pc. Lot - Bronze Vase / 7 Samurai Swords vase - 26 1/2"H, 8 5/8" diam., 11 1/4" diam. (base) / 27 7/8"L / 36 5/8"L / 37 5/8"L / 39 1/8"L / 39 1/8"L / 38 3/4"L / 38"L

5 vases, 1 plate, 1 bowl. Vases marked, plate impressed with mark. [180, 181, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187] Dimensions: Vases: 3.75" - 7.25" Plate & bowl: 7.5" diam and 5" diam (HINC24-475/7) (WT)

Group of seven Japanese woodblock prints including:Hasui Kawase (Japanese, 1883-1957). "Road to Nikko (Nikko Kaido Line)" from the series "One Hundred Views of New Tokyo."Hasui Kaw

Title: COLLECTION OF 50 ORGINAL JAPANESE KIMONOS Size/Dimensions: Collection of 50 original japanese kimonos made of silk, cotton, hemp; various sizes; colours and patterns; Additional Information: We

(7) Japanese Imari porcelain bottle vases, unmarked, tallest 12-1/2", smallest 6", chip to rim of 1, Lower row second in on right with small chip to rim, circa 19th c