JAPANESE BUTSUDAN BUDDHIST ALTER SHRINE

(2) Sets of gilt doors open to an array of drawers and tiers leading to a bronze Buddha. 21 x 14 1/2 x 12 inches

Japanese Meiji lacquered and wood butsudan (Buddhist altar), with gilt and lacquer panels below. Double folding doors exposing gilded grill doors that reveal an ornately carved giltwood altar. Complet

Japanese zushi butsudan Buddhist altar shrine and figure. Edo period, 13" high overall.

Japanese 20th c. red lacquered wood Buddhist Butsudan shrine. Decorated throughout with carved dragons and vines.Provenance: From the Estate of Horst Rechelbacher, Osceola, Wisconsin.Horst Rechelbache

East Asia, Japan, Meiji era, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A stunning lacquered wood, brass, and gold washed household Buddhist shrine (Butsudan) containing an austere Dainichi-nyorai, the M

Japanese Buddhist family altar; Black/red lacquer wood gold gilt; Shrine sits on a base; Possibly late Showa period; Both pieces together measure approximately H 47 x W 20 x 17 1/2 inches; Small hole

Antique Japanese Meiji Period Lacquer & Giltwood Zushi Shrine, Traveling Alter Made of fine quality black lacquered case, internally gold leafed and hand carved buddhist figure on shrine. Approx: 2" W

Large antique Japanese Butsudan shrine with various objects to interior. Objects feature 3 rare scrolls mounted to the back of each section as well as including bronze candle sticks, gold flowers with

Large antique Japanese Butsudan shrine with various objects to interior. Objects feature 3 rare scrolls mounted to the back of each section as well as including bronze candle sticks, gold flowers with

Japanese Butsudan shrine, black exterior, gilt interior with seated Buddha figure, calligraphy and seal mark; H 11 1/2" x W 8" x L 9 1/2" (approx.); Provenance: Private Northern Colorado collection by

* A Japanese Lacquered Buddhist Shrine 19th century of rectangular form, the pull-out doors opening to a large shelf. Height 47 3/4 x width 18 1/2 x depth 14 1/4 inches. Estimate $600-800 Property fro

Japanese Two-Section Buddhist Shrine. Of rectangular form with double-hinged doors and an interior set of louvre doors, the shrine constructed of black lacquer and gilt wood finished, the doors openin

Japanese Buddhist traveling shrine, black lacquer with gilt accent and applied pierced brass decoration, containing with unaffiliated carved wood figure. 10" H X 4.75" W X 2.25" D. Oxidation to hardwa

late 19th/ early 20th Century, containing a carved wooden figure of Buddha holding a peach, with glass (?) eyes, h. 8 in., and a later shrine, h. 23 in., Provenance: The Estate of the late Milton Gelf

DESCRIPTION: Japanese Zushi portable Buddhist shrine. Lacquer, polychrome and gilt wood with engraved metal fittings. Edo Period. PROVENANCE: Ex Estate of David G. Ballentine, NYC. MEASUREMENTS: 2-1/4

A Japanese Gilt-Lacquered Traveling Buddhist Shrine The shrine with hinged double doors opening to reveal a gilt-painted robed figure seated upon a carved tiered stand. Edo Period {Height: 21 1/2 inch

Japanese Meiji Bronze Zushi Buddhist Shrine 12''x5.75''. Gilt and polychrome decorated with six deities on interior. Overall excellent condition. It weighs 4.1 pounds. 19th century, Meiji period.

Black lacquer cabinet with painted and gilded bodhisattva. Few minor flakes on the exterior of the cabinet. Overall height approx. 11 1/2", figure is 10" high.

Japanese portable lacquered Buddhist shrine, 29.5"h. x 14.75"w. x 12.25"d.

A Japanese Zushi Buddhist portable shrine featuring a lacquered wood case with metal fittings revealing a giltwood interior with central seated Buddha. 4-1/4in tall x 3in wide.

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

Japanese zushi (traveling Buddhist shrine), with wooden seated Kukai (Japanese, 774 -835), in black laquered case, overall (case) approx. : 6.75"h x 5"l x 4"d

Japanese temple sword hand forged trationally. Made for a shrine. Aquired after the war. Cutting length is 33.1/2 inches, over all lenght 48 inches. Wonderful wide wavy temper line. Choji Hamon with a

JAPANESE HOME SHRINE - 'Butsudan' Altar Shrine containing a 'Gohonzon' icon of Buddha on a painted wood disc, the case in pine with painted swastikas on the front, silvered copper chrysanthemum latch