Early Showa Period Toko Ichimatsu Doll

Early Showa Period Toko Ichimatsu Doll, wearing a red kimono, in glass and hardwood case Case: 23-1/4"h x 14-1/2"w x 10"d Doll appx. 15"h

Three Ichimatsu Dolls, very Early with wonderful Early Robes, Largest 16", Very interesting faces . cicra 1930's

Two Ichimatsu Dolls, very Early with wonderful Early Robes, Largest 17", Small Chinese Coolie in Center.

Japanese musha ningyo doll, likely Early Showa Period, circa 1926-1945, of a seated Emperor wearing a shinto hat and elaborate silks, 12"h x 8"w x 8"d, presented on a paint-decorated lacquer stand, 2.

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

Pair of Japanese takeda ningyo dolls, likely Early Showa Period, circa 1926-1945, of Kabuki theater actors in elaborate makeup and silk costumes, the taller measuring 9"h x 7"w x 4"d, the smaller meas

Meiji Period Companion Doll, early 20th c., with composition swivel head, glass inset eyes, painted facial features and hair, closed mouth, composition lower arms and legs, with original silk kimono,

The large dish is masterly enamelled depicting a red Iris flower with its blue stem, the bottom with Fukawaga mark, 28cm diameter.. Provenance: Private collection of Mr. Steven Tyler.

Meiji or early Showa period, depicting a dramatic scene of a lion fighting two tigers, signed as pictured and with acid etched surface. On a parcel gilt and painted carved wooden base. Dimension:The b

Late Meiji or early Showa period, a silk embroidery depicting a flying phoenix. Dimensions: the artwork 40 1/2" x 70 1/2", the frame 49" x 80" 

Japanese ceramic vase, Taisho/early Showa period, having glazed celadon ground, with humorous polychrome enamel depictions of battling octopi, crabs, and frogs, some glaze chips, approx 11.75"h, 7"dia

Very large Japanese Satsuma vase depicting samurai discussing conflict. Late Meiji, early Showa period. Heavily decorated all over the body and neck. An excellent piece of Japanese pottery.Height: 25

Large Japanese Kutani Porcelain charger, from the late Taisho or early Showa period. Hand-painted with a depiction of three Geisha to the center, bordered by an Iron Red geometric pattern, and gilt de

(lot of 10) Japanese soba choko sake cups in the original wooden box, from the early Showa period, 1930s or earlier, decorated in blue and white and with foliate rim, 2.5"h x 3.25"dia

Japanese Fukagawa Koransha porcelain bowl, with underglaze blue and polychrome enamels. Depiction of fish in the center. Marked on the underside with mountain mark, circa Meiji to early Showa period.

KONO SEIKO: A COLOR WOODBLOCK PRINT OF TWO SNIPES AT THE BEACH By Kono Seiko (active 1899-ca. 1930), signed Seiko and sealedJapan, early 20th century, late Meiji (1868-1912) to early Showa period (192

**Originally Listed At $400** Hakuyo Kurata (also Hakukyo Kurata, Japanese, 1881-1938). Scroll painting, early Showa period, ca. 1920s to 1930s. An elegant painting mounted on silk which is in turn mo

A COLOR WOODBLOCK PRINT OF A BUTTERFLY AND FLOWERS Japan, early 20th century, late Meiji (1868-1912) to early Showa period (1926-1989)Artist signature and sealThe shikishiban woodblock print depicting

Japanese Cotton Kimono, with stenciled ikat design, Taisho or early Showa period, Japan. Size: 58'' x 46'' (147 x 117 cm).

Japanese C. 1900 authentic fine Noh mask for stage use by a modern master. Superbly carved for use in the Kabuki theater, a Noh mask of an Oni. Early Showa period, carved of aged hinoki (Japanese ceda

Ide Gakusui (Japanese, 1899-1992), early Showa period, ink and colors on silk on hanging scroll, 'Yellow and White Chrysanthemums and Sparrows', lower right with the signature and seal, together with

A pair of Japanese Satsuma pottery vases. Early Showa period, 1926 to 1989. Rounded shape, pronounced neck. The pieces are richly decorated with hand-painted traditional Japanese ornaments, gilding, a

1930s Japanese NERIAGE SAKE CUP markedUnusual early Showa period (1930s) ceramic sake cup made in neriage (agateware) technique. Neriage (translated as “mix and pull up”) is achieved by lamina

Early Showa period (1930s) ceramic sake cup made in Bizen kilns. Beautifully made - see the spiraling lines made by potter’s fingers on the sides, characteristic Bizen light patchy glaze, great pati