A JAPANESE STAG ANTLER SCROLL CASE FOR A BUDDHIST SUTRA

A RARE JAPANESE STAG ANTLER SCROLL CASE FOR A BUDDHIST SUTRA WITH DRAGON AND TIGER Stag antler with roller ends made of dark horn Japan, late 19th century, Meiji period (1868-1912) The case in the for

(lot of 2) Japanese hanging scrolls: one ink on paper and the other gilt on black paper, of Buddhist sutras, largest painting:47.5"l x 18"w, scroll:74"l x 18"w

Small Japanese two-case inro of Ryukyuan cinnabar lacquer, strung with cinnabar ojime and signed stag antler netsuke of figure in boat. Dimensions: 2 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 1/2"(inro); 1/2" in diameter (ojim

Japanese Stag Antler Ryusa Manju Netsuke 2''. Pierced carved and inset with silver blossoming flowers. One crack to antler stag on verso. No visible signature. 18th or 19th century, Edo period.

Japanese pipe, from a finely carved and hollowed antler holding a wooden pipe with silver additions. Japanese characters are incised along one side of the antler along with a red stamp. The antler is

A LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE CARVED STAG ANTLER TOPPED WALKING CANE decorated with extensive foliage. 93 cm long.

A Gilt-Bronze 'Butterfly& Flower' Box With Two Scrolls Of Buddhist Sutras. Of a square shape. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:20cmx9.5cm

A grouping of three ink-on-silk scroll paintings, one portrait and two landscapes, each calligraphy-signed with red seals, and all in a fitted lacquer case. Image size of each scroll: 45-1/4in x 17in.

First time at auction… East Asia, Japan, late 19th to early 20th century. A large Japanese commemorative hanging scroll (kakejiku) once owned by a pilgrim who visited 33 Buddhist temples on the

Ink and pigments on paper mounted to silk. Scroll shows the Buddha flanked by two dieties on lotus thrones above twelve smaller zodiac figures. With original old paper tag from "S. Nambu, Art Curios,

A Case XX 6292 CV, a Case 6344 SS, A Buck 303U, and a small made in Japan antler handle.Condition: Case and Buck knives presenting nicely. Smaller knife with signs of use and wear.Dimensions: Longest:

Japanese Buddhist scroll Shingon sect mandala, Edo period, depicting five Buddhas, each on a red circle on white lotus with Sanskrit script, gilt, ink and colors, dated Tenpo 3 (=1832), painting: 36.5

Japanese Buddhist scroll, with completed pilgrimage stamps of various temples, dated Showa 40 (=1965) of Funazu family, scroll: approx. 69"l x 21"w

Stag antler netsuke. Japan. 18th century. Study of an ox. 2.5in. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow.

Very finely painted scroll featuring 17 deities, probably lohans or arhats, gathered, each holding their respective attributes. We believe the painting to be Japanese, but it could be Chinese as well.

Pair Of Scrolls Of Birds Amidst Flowers With Case: Two Japanese scrolls of birds and lotus flowers. Delicately painted birds perch on lotus stems and other water plants. One scroll has a turquoise bir

Japanese Buddhist iron bell Edo period featuring dragon phoenix and the letter 'Heian' above Kannon and Buddhist sutra no striker 10.25""h

Pair of Signed Antique Chinese or Japanese Scrolls in Original Wooden Case. Landscape Scene. Condition: Generally Good As Found.Dimensions: W-16" x H-67" Each.Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home.P

A triptych, each scroll depicting a Lohan and attendant under a full moon. 18th-19th century. The first; depicting Lohan seated on a red stool under a willow tree, the second depicting Lohan on a hard

DESCRIPTION: Two antique Buddhist hanging scrolls ("kakejiku"): one depicting a haloed Siddhartha Gautama standing on a lotus throne making the boon granting gesture with his left hand and the teachin

A STAG ANTLER CANE HANDLE OF AN ONI Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912)The stag antler cane handle depicting an oni climbing on top of the cane, holding a mallet in his left hand, with finely incised hair

Lot consisting of three small 20th century Japanese Buddhist butsudan scrolls; a Sanae Utaguchi (Japanese, born 1946) print entitled "Winter", numbered "32/50" l.l., signed l.r. (5 1/2" x 7"); a water

(lot of 3) Japanese scrolls: one sumie depicting Daruma (Bodhidharma), sutra on the right with the signature and seal; the second, a Zen sumie painting, upper right with signature/seal; the third, ink

(lot of 3) Japanese scrolls, Edo period: one Shingon sect sutra, dated Ansei 4 (=1858); two scrolls possibly about incense, plants and their costs, dated Bunsei 8 (=1825), largest: 10.5"