Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 3, 1890

Book: Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 3, Battle of The Monkey & The Crab Publisher: Kobunsha, Tokyo Japan Date: ca. 1890 Size: 4 x 6 inches Pages total 18 including front and back covers. Printed on pl

SEVEN JAPANESE FAIRYTALE BOOKSJapanese, late 19th to early 20th century. Seven (7) softbound books, including Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 3, Battle of the Monkey and the Crab; two copies of No. 6,

Book: Japanese Fairy tale Series, No. 4. Hanasaki Jiji, The Old Man Who Made Dead Trees Blossom Publisher: Kobunsha, Tokyo Japan Date: ca. 1890 Size: 5 x 7.25 inches Pages total 18 including front and

Artist: Chikanobu, Toyohara, 1838-1912 Title: Satomi and the Eight Dogs: A Tale of Awa (Chiba) Series: Tales by Baiken Date: 1890-91 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image

Hearn, Lafcadio Five Titles From the Japanese Fairy Tale Series 1. The Boy Who Drew Cats 10 Hiyoshicho, Tokyo: T. Hasegawa, (1898, but later). No. 23. Crepe-paper edition. 8vo, 7 9/16 x 5 7/16 in. (19

Hasegawa (Takejiro).- Japanese Fairy Tale Series, translated by David Thompson, Kate James, James Hepburn and Basil Hall Chamberlain, nos. 1-16 in 4 vol., Griffith, Farran & Co. printing, colour woodb

Hasegawa (Takejiro).- Princess Splendor. The Wood-cutter's Daughter, Japanese Fairy Tale Series, Extra No., translated by E. Rothesay Miller, first edition with the Kobunsha imprint, colour woodblock

"The Ogre's Arm" Told in English by Kate James. Kobumsha Publishers, Tokyo.

Hasegawa (Takejiro).- Three Reflections. Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 21, second printing with the 17 Kami Negishi address to advert at rear, Tokyo, Hasegawa, [c.1934]; The Flowers of Remembrance an

Number 8 and #13

Book Title: The Serpent With Eight Heads (28 pp.). Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 9 Translator: B.H. Chamberlain Dated: Meiji 19 (1886) Edition: Taisho 6 (1917) Published by: T. Hasegawa, Kami Negishi

Title: Japanese Crepe Fairy Tale Series No. 1 includes Four Books, Bound in one Volume, c1911 Artist: T. Hasegawa, Tokyo Publisher: T. Hasegawa Origin: Japan Date: 1911 Medium: Woodblock Crepe Fairy T

Hasegawa (Takejiro).- The Goblin Spider, translated by Lafcadio Hearn, first edition, first printing with the 10 Hiyoshi-cho address, some chipping and fraying to upper cover, light soiling to lower c

Title: No. 9: 'The Serpent with Eight Heads', No. 10: 'The Matsuyama Mirror', No. 11: 'The Hare of Inaba', and No 12: 'The Cub's Triumph' Maker: Japanese Crepe Fairy Tale Series Books, Nos. 9, 10, 11

Salvador Dali (1904-1989) Original etching with stencil color, hand signed by Dali in pencil. Titled "Kumo" (The Weaver Spider) from the folio "Japanese Fairy Tales." Edition: H.C. 3 from the rare lim

Book Title: The Matsuyama Mirror Translator: T.H. James Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 10 Dated: Meiji 19 (1886) This edition was published in 1937 Publisher: Y. Nishinomiya, Tokyo (Late T. Hasegawa)

Book Title: The Princes Fire-Flash and Fire-Fade Translator: Kate James Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 14. Dated: Meiji 20 (1887) This edition was published 1937 Publisher: Y. Nishinomiya, Tokyo (Late

3 Japanese Themed Illustrated Children's Books. Includes "I Ching The Book of Changes" by The Peter Pauper Press published in 1971, "Japanese Fairy Tales" by Lefcadio Hearn published in 1958, and "Lit

Antique Japanese framed watercolor on silk panel "fairy tale story", 51.3"x20.1"

AN AMAZING VINTAGE GERMAN HEINRICH COLLECTORS PLATE MADE BY VILLEROY & BOCH. THE PLATE MEASURES 8 3/8" IN DIAMETER AND COMES WITH ITS ORIGINAL BOX. THE PLATE IS PART OF THE RUSSIAN FAIRY TALES SERIES

Chinese/Japanese antique blue and white porcelain charger, panel painted with dragon phoenix and fairy tale scene, 3.1"Hx20.3"dia

Brown bunny wearing a pink dress and yellow crown, holding a matching yellow fan. Series: Fairy Tales; ICC Members Exclusive. Bunnykins backstamp. Weight: 3.8 oz #royaldoulton #bunnykins Artist: Marty

Artist: Yoshida, Toshi, 1911-1995 Title: Fairy Tale Edition: Artist's Proof Date: 1964 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 14 3/4 x 9 5/8 inches Pro

3 boxes; 2 Japanese vintage lacquer boxes (minor losses, 1.25"Hx8.2"x5.5", 1.2"Hx6.38"x4.2"), and a Chinese antique painted lacquer box to depict fairy tale scene (2.35"Hx13.1"x7.7")