A Japanese Hakuichi Gold-Leaf Folding Clock. unused,

Traditional Japanese Hand Paint Byobu Gold Leaf Folding Screen Hand signed and stampeding red ink. 2 small hole in the back see photo. Signed Vintage Antique Hand Painted Asian 4 Panel Folding Screen

Japanese School (20th Century), "Prunus Limbs in Spring", ink, color, and gold leaf paper six-panel folding screen, signed with a seal on the far left panel, h. 37-1/2", w. 80-3/4".

Pair of Early to Mid 20th Century Japanese Six Panel Folding Screens. Each with gold leaf on one side and gold painted silk to the other side with black lacquer frame. Fitted wood box. Unsigned. Tears

Japanese Four Panel Folding Screen Ink, color and gold leaf on paper. 36 x 17 in. (per panel).

Japanese 2-Panel Folding Screen With Birds And Maple Leaves, Edo Period. Black ink mineral pigments and gold leaf on paper, brocade borders: koberi faded. Each panel size: 65.75'' x 35.75'' (167 x 91

Late Edo period. Ink wash sumi-e on gold leaf of a nobleman and attendant in a landscape observing a waterfall. Each panel 67 1/2in. H x 23in. W.

A Japanese Four-Panel Folding Screen. Ink, color and gold leaf on paper, depicting a pair of egrets beside various flowering plants, inscribed with two characters possibly reading San Kei with a red s

Meiji Period, late 19th/early 20th century, Kono School-style, ink, colors and gold leaf on paper, depicting two tethered horses, 68'' H x 68'' W, est: $7000/10,000 Exhibited: The Bowers Museum, Santa

Japanese Edo period Kano school six-panel painted folding screen. Birds in a floral landscape. Label on back as shown. Full gold leaf. 67 1/2" tall x 148" long.

Pair of Japanese six-panel folding screens. Each ink, color and gold on paper, depicting a flock of red-headed cranes in varied poses, set against a gold leaf ground, signed, 68.25"h x 146"w each.

Japanese Edo period Kano school six-panel painted folding screen. Birds in a floral landscape. Label on back as shown. Full gold leaf. 67 1/2" tall x 148" long.

Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen Ink, color and metallic pigments on paper applied with gold leaf; unsigned. 18th/19th Century {37 1/2 x 142 inches (95.2 x 360.7 cm)} [Minor wear]

Japanese 6-panel folding room divider screen, also known as a byobu. Gold leaf with ink and color applied to paper. Scene of figures including samurai, nobles, commoners, others in the open landscape

A Japanese byobu screen20th centuryAppears unmarkedThe six-panel folding screen depicting flowering branches and exotic birds in ink and pigment on paper laid to wood with gold leaf and fabric trimFul

**Originally Listed At $600** East Asia, Japan, 18th to 19th century. Ink and color on paper with gold leaf. Inscribed "Fuji Settoku kin ga" and one seal. A six-panel Japanese folding screen depicting

Hand painted with a pair of pheasant type birds on a rock outcropping surrounded by floral branches against a gold leaf background. Silk border. Fair condition with mild surface wear, losses, cracks t

DESCRIPTION: A signed Japanese hand painted folding wall screen depicting a scene with three white crane birds over a gold gilt ground, and further embellished with painted green bamboo leaves accents

19th century. Each painting delicately painted in watercolor depicting blossoming flowers on a gold leaf ground. SIZE: Sight of each 8" x 8". Overall 15" x 15". CONDITION: scattered light wear to gold

DESCRIPTION: A Japanese print depicting a ship with multiple figures entering a harbor, embellished with gold leaf accents over the clouds and minor details on the figures. CIRCA: Mid-Late 20th Ct. OR

Vintage Chinese painted on gold leaf folding screen. 15 1/4” H x 30” W opened x 3 1/4” D closed. ANY INVOICE OVER $ 2,000.00 WE WILL ACCEPT PAYMENTS ONLY THROUGH CHECK OR BANK WIRE T

ANTIQUE JAPANESE GOLD LEAF PORCELAIN PITCHER - Beautiful Details with Gold Leaf Accents- Complete with Lid - Very Good Used Condition Consistent with Age and Use (See Photos)

Gold Japanese Gold Leaf Gilded Trinket Box Pumpkin Melon Shaped Approximately 4 x 5 3/16 inches in diameter.

A sizable collection of gold leaf plates with varied decoration. Marks on underside read "Japan"; largest diameter 7.5"

Japanese Gold Leaf Framed Rare Print from "An Introduction to the Wall Paintings in the Main Hall of the Horyuji Monastery" by Ichimatsu Tanaka, Benrido Publishing company, 1951. In frame Benri-do was