JAPANESE GILT LACQUER FIVE-CASE INRO Meiji Period Inro length 2.75". Ojime length 1.25". Netsuke

TWO JAPANESE INROMeiji Period1) Lacquer five-case inro with samurai decoration. No cords. Length 3”.2) Gilt lacquer four-case inro with decoration of mother-of-pearl and coral embellishments on

JAPANESE BLACK AND GOLD LACQUER FIVE-CASE INROMeiji PeriodWeeping tree decoration. Signed on base.Length 8.25”.

A very fine Japanese six part / five-case lacquered inro, Meiji period. Designed on the two opposing sides with exceptional gilt decoration depicting great herons / egrets in flight over a luxuriant l

JAPANESE STAGHORN THREE-CASE INROLate Meiji PeriodIncised dragon decoration. Cylindrical staghorn netsuke with bamboo decoration.Inro length 2.25". Netsuke length 2". Provenance:The Collection of Glor

A Japanese Five-Case Inro Meiji Period Lacquered to show dozens of horses. Length 3 1/2 inches. C

Japanese five-case maki-e lacquer inro, Meiji Period (19th c.), decorated with deer in landscape, later silk cord with glass ojime bead, 3.625"h x 2"w x 1"d Provenance: Property of a Distinguished New

JAPANESE SINGLE-CASE SILVER INROMeiji PeriodOctagonal, with stag horn cross-section netsuke.Length 1.25î.

JAPANESE RED AND SILVER ON GOLD LACQUER FIVE-CASE INROLate 19th CenturyMountainous landscape scene on both faces. Bead ojime. Kiriwood box.Length 4î.

Kajikawa Signed Gilt Lacquer Five Case Inro with Foo Lion and Butterflies with Silver Ojime, Edo Period, embellished with mixed metal and abalone inlay, signed with seal to underside. Case: 3.25" H x

JAPANESE INLAID LACQUER FIVE-CASE INRO BY SHIBATA REISAI19th CenturyDecoration of a seated boy with a sickle on one face and an ikebana basket of flowers on the other, rendered in mother-of-pearl, sil

Five-Case Gilt-Decorated Lacquer Inro Featuring a peacock and peahen in a floral landscape, the tail feathers of the peacock decorated with aogai inaly, signed Kajikawa, with gilt metal ojime. 19th Ce

A Japanese Five-Case Lacquered Inro Decorated in gilt and silver to depict four male figures in a garden, signed. 19th Century {Height: 3 1/2 inches (8.9 cm)} Minor wear, minor losses, lacking ojime a

Extraordinary Meiji inro of a fox wedding in the woods(Kitsune no yomeiri), with the outside case decorated as the woods, and the inside decorated with the ceremony. Length: 4" The Metropolitan Museum

Japanese Lacquer Four Case Inro, probably late 18th century in date, is comprised of 5 segments joined by a cord. The lacquer artist was Koma Koryu and the metal work by Noriyuki. The subject intricat

A box of 11 Japanese lacquer inros, 19th and 20th Century each one with netsukes, and ojime Please note this item requires a CITES certificate for export, however, this lot cannot be sold and sh

Very fine pair of Japanese Meiji period (late 19th century) vases. Brown body with black lacquer on porcelain with gold gilt accents. Features white and red four-claw dragons in relief with blue and w

A Pair of Japanese Dragon-Form Partial Gilt Silver Two-Light Candle Holders, Meiji Period Marks to each: (jungin mark), (two-character maker's mark) 11-1/4 x

A Pair of Japanese Patinated and Partial Gilt Bronze Vases: Benkei Stealing the Mii

Set of 8 incredibly fine hand painted Japanese porcelain rimmed soup bowl, Meiji Period. Rust copper red with gold gilt rims, decorated with butterflies, grasshoppers and flowers. 6 character mark to

Rare antique Japanese Meiji period vase. Silver and multi-metal vase with gold gilt detailing in the form of a Treasure Sack. The neck fluted and encircled by a gilt knotted rope. Cartouches intersper

Large Chinese Carved & Gilt Lacquered Wood Seated Guandi; the full length figure in Dragon armor well detailed from the carved wood core to the various layers of lacquer soaked in fabric, to the top s

Gilt-Lacquer Bronze Figure of Ten-Armed Deity Weight:6.45kgWidth:21cm, Length:17.7cm, Width:7.9cm, Height:21.5cm,

ANONYMOUS (19TH CENTURY) A Parcel-gilt Bronze Model of Su Shi (So Tōba) on His Mule Edo period (1615-1868)-Meiji era (1868-1912), 19th century, A two-piece model in patinated and parcel-gilt bron

STYLE OF SHIBATA ZESHIN (1807-1891) A Lacquer Tonkotsu (Tobacco Container) in the Form of an Ink Cake Edo period (1615-1868) or Meiji era (1868-1912), 19th century Of rectangular section with internal