Japanese Edo Period Wood & Iron Archery Stand

**Originally Listed At $750** East Asia, Japan, Edo Period, ca. 1603 to 1868 CE. A hand-carved wooden archery stand with a slightly curved body, a pronged base, a hinged collar with a slender arm prot

Japanese Edo Period Battle Drum / Taiko with Stand. Made of wood, iron and copper. Sturdy handle and stretched leather. Nice kamon on leather, richly decorated wood. Drum measures 11.5 inches L x 11 d

Antique Japanese Edo Period bronze covered censer in the form of a shishi; with elaborate ball; tail is removable; with wood stand; 11 3/4” x 16” x 6” (approx.)

East Asia, Japan, Edo period, ca. 1603 to 1868 CE. An intimidating fragment from a polearm known as a sodegarami ("sleeve entangler") used by the samurai class in feudal Japan. This tool consists of a

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Japan, Edo Period, ca. 1603 to 1868 CE. A lovely wooden incense box comprised of several wooden slats that are secured with dozens of iron pins. The rectangular bo

Antique Japanese Edo Period Imari porcelain charger; centering a floral medallion; framed by scrolling foliate designs; D: 18 1/2" (approx.); wood stand

A RARE AND COMPLETE JAPANESE TATAMI-DO GUSOKU ARMOR Iron, fabric, wood, leather and lacquer Japan, Edo period An impressive and complete armor set – the iron kabuto with five lame shikoro held t

Japan, Edo Period, 19th century CE. Standing wood figure of the Amida Buddha. He stands atop 5 tiered lotus throne, red jewel set into ushnisha, green jewel set into his forehead, painted crystal eyes

Chest of drawers on stand, with ornate iron hardware and mounts. Dimensions: H 40" x W 41.5" x D 20.75" Condition: True antique patina and wear throughout; a few stress cracks and chips. Missing one d

A Japanese Samurai Armor, Edo Period, 18th-19th century52-1/2 inches high (133.4 cm) (appr

Japanese ko dansu, Edo period, of keyaki (Japanese zelkova), three drawers above two smaller and narrower drawers, iron fittings and handle on either side, with a locking board and key, 21.75"h x 24"w

Japanese choba tansu, Edo period, of lacquered kiri wood, three drawers above one drawer to the left and a hinged door covering two smaller drawers inside, iron fittings and handle on either side, wit

Edo Period, on a gilt-decorated black-painted wood stand the drum 17 inches diameter; the stand 24 1/2 inches wide; 21 1/4 inches deep; 48 inches high

Edo Period Japanese Daimyo Child Samurai Armor. Eboshi Kabuto Helmet, High Grade Lacing. Made Of Iron, Brass, Paper And Silk. Stands 27 Inches.

Partial cinnabar lacquer rubbed into carving, the top is carnelian. With wood display stand. 2.5 in. Condition: Natural wear to jade.

A JAPANESE PARCEL GILT LACQUERED TRAVELING ZUSHI SHRINE, EDO PERIOD (1603-1868), parcel gilt, black lacquer, bronze mounted wood, contain carved wood deities on stands over a small incense drawer, the

Japanese Momoyama Edo Period Koshirae of Wakizashi. Wooden sword with iron kirishitan which represents a Christian cross. Saya is made out of cherry wood. Full length: 63.9 cm / 25 inches; saya length

Fluted Japanese Imari ware porcelain bowl dating from the early to mid19th century with a small wood footed "oriental" stand. The bowl is decorated with blue underglaze, red and gold fan-shaped reserv

Japanese Jizai Kagi Kettle Hook on Stand 13.5''x10''. A heavy carved keyaki wood hook on custom steel display stand. Excellent condition. 19th century, Edo or Meiji period.

Pair of Monumental Japanese Lokapala Temple Guardians. Carved wood and pigment. The Nio (Benevolent Kings) are a pair of protectors including Kongo Rikishi, who stand guard outside the temple gate at

Early Japanese Wood Temple Figure on Stand 15.5''x20''. Carved wood seated figure on hardwood base. Overall wear from age. 17th century, Edo period.

Item: Iron tsuba with wood grain surface (mokume)byKuninaga Origin: Japan Date: Edo period, 17th century Materials: Iron Height: 77.7 mm; Width: 77.7 mm; Thickness: 5.0 mm; Weight: 123 g Iron tsuba of

A Japanese Three-Part Isho Dansu Clothing Chest Edo period (1615-1868), three paulownia (kiri) wood chests that stack upon one another and rest on a stand, the bottom two chests identical with two lon

A Japanese sliding wood door panel / screen. Meiji Period. Vertical slats above a solid wood lower portion. Large iron and metal escutcheon plate measuring 12.5" x 13.25" decorated with a cat surmount