Embroidered Fukusa of Okina Dancer, Late Edo

Extremely fine fukusa embroidered with a crane and Minogame, a mythical creature, to represent longevity. Late 18/early 19th century. 28.5 x 24 inches

Japanese Fukusa Panel, Late Edo Period. Woven tapestry embellished with gold thread embroidery and with red lining used to cover a gift when presented by the giver. Several tears and bare threads. Siz

This superbly embroidered piece on a deep blue satin silk background features three cranes to symbolize longevity. The glass eyes of the cranes date it to the late 18th century. 32 x 28 inches

French 1940 silk large Mantilla hand embroidered Shawl Fringes Dancer's estateFrom L'ille France Campagne.Acquired at a Gypsy Dancer's Estate. From the late 1930's early 1940's . This one is a real st

Carved wood, lacquered and partially gilded. With small flaws and cracks.Measurements: 71 cm. 71 cm

Late Edo period. At the inside the cuirass is dated and signed in red: “eleventh month of Ansei 3 (1856)†and “Yamamoto Jūnoshin†(a perso

Japanese late Edo Period Shigaraki pottery vessels, lot of (4), tallest 21".

Japanese Fan Fukusa, 19th Century. Silk and metallic thread. Size: 26'' x 28'' (66 x 71 cm). Blue silk ground with embroidery done in mostly satin, running, and couched stitches. Two large fans are th

Late Edo/early Meiji period (19th century), Japanese, likely Seishi and Kannon, each depicted standing, backed by a wheel-form halo, raised atop a double-lotus base on a stepped hexagonal pierced and

Late Edo Period watercolor on silk with rock outcropping holding pink peonies, dragonfly above, a pair of crawdads and a grasshopper below, 7 3/4" x 5 3/4"; PLUS Seven-line Poem and signature with thr

An exceptionally fine Japanese Makie lacquered wood clothing box with cover. Late Edo period, c.1850. Low rectangular box, the rim decorated with nashigi gold speckles, the top decorated with two diff

Late Edo Period or Earlier six depictions of eagles on rocks with crashing waves and in forest, ink and pigment on paper, with chops, laid down on cloth with black lacquer frame. 68 in. H., 150 in. W.

Japanese Polychrome & Gilt Lacquer Figure of Kannon Bosatsu. Late Edo Period. Seated on a lotus pedestal. Intricate metal headpiece. Ht. 27" W 16" D 11".

A fine pair of Japanese Satsuma and relief decorated vases on ditto soccles, late Edo period, H 93 (without soccle) - 113 cm (with soccle) Â

A beautiful Japanese Yoroi from the famous Samurai Matsudaira Nobutsune This lived in the late edo period from 1844 to 1918 (kaminoyama clan) He was the lord of Kaminoyama Domain he died at the age of

Japanese tanto sword, dating from the late Edo period, forged by 11th generation Kanesada, a swordsmith from one of the great lineages of blacksmiths in the Mino region, which date back to the 16th ce

Japanese two-panel byobu screen, late Edo period, ink and color on gilt paper, silk brocade border, depicting wintry scene of herons and snowy branches, overall approx. 61"h x 61"w

Late Edo Period Japanese hand carved wooden sculpture of a seated samurai warrior atop a black Lucite base. Artist signed. Circa: Late 18th Century. Measures: 12-1/4" W x 9" D x 14-7/8" H. From a Palm

Item: A truly beautiful original Japanese Golden kake Origin: Japanese Date: 1700 Edo period Materials: Wood gold laquer Size: 48x45 cm Japanese Sword Standard golden Kake Late edo period A masterpiec

Japan, probably Late Edo period Samurai Kabuto helmet on stand with large tri-point horns affixed to the skull. The neck guard of several rows of scaled armour lacquered plates and interwoven cotton.

Late Edo Period (1716-1868), polychrome-painted with geese in a mountainous landscape, each: 73.5'' H x 35.5'' W, est: $2000/4000 Provenance: Selections from the Joan Irvine Smith Asian Art Collection

ANTIQUE Rare Japanese Bone/Ivory detail carved Tanto Short Swords, late Edo period. 14"-16 1/2" long

Large Arita Tako Karakusa octopus vine vase, Late Edo period (19th c.), Japan, bottle form with long neck, blue and white glazed decoration, unmarked, approx. 24"h x 12"dia.

After Raoul Francois Larche (French, 1860-1912), "Loie Fuller, the Dancer", late 20th c., gilt bronze table lamp, signed, with foundry mark "Collectiones, B.Ham" on base, h. 12 3/4 in.