A Matched Pair of Japanese Marquetry Shodana Cabinets Meiji Period Each cabinet asymmetrically

A Matched Pair of Japanese Marquetry Shodana Cabinets Meiji Period Each cabinet asymmetrically configured with tiered shelves and compartments, all decorated with geometric marquetry inlay. Height 66

A Japanese Elm Shodana Cabinet, Meiji Period. H: 27 W: 22 3/4 D: 10 1/4 in.

Japanese shibayama inlaid shodana cabinet, Meiji Period (19th c.), in two parts, the hardwood frame deeply carved with flowering foliage border, geometric patterns on sides, set with drawers, hinged a

A fine Meiji period Japanese Shibayama Shodana collectors cabinet with intricate carved and applied motifs of birds, figures, and animals. Cabinet sits on the lower fretwork carved frame. 81in tall x

A Japanese Shodana Black and Gold Lacquer Displaying Cabinet Edo Period, 18th Century of rectangular form raised on guri-shaped legs, comprised of four shelves, two storage drawers each with a pair of

Gilt, black lacquer, and Marquetry (SARO583)(MS) Dimensions: 13.25 H x 14.5 W x 7 D Property from a private Amenia, NY home

A GOOD PAIR OF JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD MIXED METAL AND BRONZE CABINET VASES A GOOD PAIR OF JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD MIXED METAL AND BRONZE CABINET VASES highly decorated with flowering branch work and bird

A Japanese Two-Section Lacquered Pinewood Tansu, Meiji Period. Consisting of two cabinets with original iron handles and mounts, the top section with two pairs of sliding doors and four drawers, the l

A PAIR OF JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD PATINATED BRONZE AND MIXED METAL INLAID CABINET VASES of baluster form with slender necks depiciting birds amongst flowering branch work - signed beneath (18.5cm high.)

Pair of late 19th / early 20th C. Meiji period Japanese black cloisonne enamel 6" (height) cabinet vases decorated with floral designs, attributed to Hyozo Ota. [40] CONDITION: Both have wear on metal

This is a gorgeous Kutani porcelain cabinet plate, circa 1900, from the late Meiji period which ran from 1868-1913. The plate is profusely decorated with hand-painted images of a pair of peacocks, chr

Pair of late 19th / early 20th C. Meiji / Taisho period Kizan signed Japanese Satsuma pottery 6 1/4" (height) cabinet vases decorated with archaic object, butterfly, figural & floral designs. [57] CON

Pair of late 19th / early 20th C. Meiji / Taisho period Japanese Satsuma pottery 3 3/4" (height) cabinet vases decorated with figural & scenic designs. [63] CONDITION: 1 has a small chip & crack on to

FINE JAPANESE MARQUETRY CABINET, MEIJI. Comprising a cabinet with an intricate marquetry decoration depicting a repeating geometric pattern throughout with various doors and drawers with brass pulls.

A LARGE MATCHED PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD CLOISONNE ENAMEL PLATES decorated with birds and insects. 28 cm diameter.

Very fine Japanese Shadona cabinet, Meiji period. Signed with character marks. Resale due to bidder's refusal to pay. 52" wide x 17 1/2" deep x 87" tall.

Japanese Lacquered Cabinet. Meiji Period. With foo dog and landscape. Ht. 8 1/2" W 9" D 5".

An exceptionally fine Japanese lacquer miniature cabinet, Meiji period. Finely enameled in gilt Takamaki-e over a black lacquered ground, depicting luxuriant landscape village scenes on five sides. Th

A Japanese Hinoki and Keyaki Wood Tansu Cabinet Meiji Period, Late 19th Century Height 68 x width 92 x depth 31 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Provenance: Douglas Dawson Gallery, Chicago

Japanese Kazaridana inlaid lacquer display cabinet, Meiji Period 1867 - 1912.22"W x 13"D x 35.25"HJapanese Nagasaki Lacquer and Coloured Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Display Cabinet (Kazaridana) on a Stand,

A Japanese parquetry and lacquer table cabinet Meiji period (1868-1912), the hinged top opening to reveal nine compartments, above two short drawers, and panelled doors depicting cockerels, with pierc

Pair Japanese Meiji period, matched cloisonne silver-wire vases with 2 roosters on a black ground, 9.5 in tall. Unmarked. Both vg condition, one has very small, circular crack to enamel on shoulder.

A Japanese Elm Cabinet, Late Meiji Period. H: 35 1/2 W: 27 D: 10 3/4 in.

Decorated in takamaki-e and hiramaki-e on a dark brown lacquer ground, on the rectangular top with several species of insects including a praying mantis, cicada, beetles, moths and butterflies, above