Japanese Ichiroya Kimono Kurotomesode, Taisho/ Showa Period

Japanese Ichiroya Kimono Kurotomesode, Taisho/ Showa Period. Formal silk kimono for married women, with colorful embroidered pine tree motif. Size: 64'' x 53'', (163 x 135 cm). Property from the Jim a

Japanese Ichiroya Haori Jacket, Taisho/Showa Period. Bright red with black crow motif. Size: 36'' x 47'', (91 x 119 cm). Property from the Jim and Kit Horne Collection.

2 Japanese Ichiroya Silk Obis. Including a Maru Obi, Taisho/Showa period with embroidered red crane and pine cone motif; and a Fukuro Obi with woven colorful phoenix motifs on black ground. Size: 1) 7

Japanese Cotton Kimono, with stenciled ikat design, Taisho or early Showa period, Japan. Size: 58'' x 46'' (147 x 117 cm).

Japanese Ichiroya Kimono Kurotomesode. Formal silk kimono for married women, with embroidered shishi motif. Size: 67'' x 50'', (170 x 127 cm). Property from the Jim and Kit Horne Collection.

Antique Japanese Taisho-Showa Period Cast iron hanging lamp in the shape of a horned owl (mimizuku). The light of the lamp falls through its openwork feathers and eyes. Electrified. Just Owl 11" . Wit

TWO BOOKS OF JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTED MATCHBOX LABELS MEIJI, TAISHO AND SHOWA PERIOD 明治、大正及昭和 各式火柴盒標

Japanese Cloisonne Panel Side Table, Taisho/Showa period (1912-1945), the ebonized wood table with an inlaid cloisonne panel top, the central reserve with a depiction of peonies, irises, and orchids i

Three Japanese Cloisonne Vases Taisho-Showa Period Comprising an orange-ground globular vase with chrysanthemums, a yellow ground vase with a ho-oh bird, and a white-ground vase with floral design. He

A Japanese Patinated Bronze Jardiniere Taisho-Showa Period Cast with koi and ripples; surface artificially oxidized to resemble water. Height approximately 13 inches. C Property of a Massachusetts Col

A Japanese carved wood model of an eagle or hawk. Mounted on a tree root. Early 20th century, Taisho / Showa period. Measures 12.75" high, 9" wide, 8" deep.

Lot 94 Ando Japanese Cloisonne Vase, Studio of Ando Jubei (Taisho/Showa Period) a tapered baluster vase with abstract wireless enamel black and white decoration on red ground, with silver mouth and

Japanese Silver Teapot With incised floral decoration, along with four small silver stem cups. Taisho/Showa Period {Height: 7 1/8 inches (18.1 cm)} [Small dents, small loss to the spout]

Lot 122 Japanese Metal Okimono Figure of a Tiger (Taisho/Showa Period) 5 3/4 x 12 1/2 x 5 inches Provenance: From the collection of Barney Etengoff

Pair of Japanese blue and white porcelain jardinieres, both are decorated with a scenic mountain landscape design, unsigned, circa late 19th c. Meiji Period to mid 20th c. Taisho/Showa Period, 13" (h)

Japanese chadansu, Taisho/Showa period, sliding doors on top, center left with another sliding door compartment with a shelf inside, center right with kendon-buta (drop-fit door), folded fan-shaped wo

Japanese painting, ink and colors on silk, Taisho-Showa period, two women under the cherry blossom tree, one reading a letter, lower left with the signature and seal, sight: 47.5"h x 19.5"w, overall (

An early 20th century small Japanese bronze vase with chilong handles, Taisho/Showa period, decorated in relief with stylised clouds, cockeral and chrysanthemum, 17 cm high

Japanese Carved Bamboo Bowl - carved basket weave decoration on exterior. Signed with cartouche on underside. Possibly Taisho-Showa Period. 2 1/2" H x 5 3/4" dia.

Japanes black laquered box, possibly Taisho-Showa period, traditional decorative design in takamakie, 4.1"h x 12.75"l x 9.25"w

A large collection of Occupied Japan, Taisho and Showa period, tableware including nine-pieces tea set with four cups and four saucers adorned with floral pattern on the borders; 11-pieces coffee set

Sakiori Vest, Showa-Taisho Period, early 20th century, recycled cotton Japanese textile. Sakiori is a type of Japanese rag weaving. Size: 39'' x 24'', 99 x 61 cm. Please Note: There Are No Hidden or C

Japanese ceramic vase, Taisho/early Showa period, having glazed celadon ground, with humorous polychrome enamel depictions of battling octopi, crabs, and frogs, some glaze chips, approx 11.75"h, 7"dia

Pair of Japanese Champleve vases, decorated with geometric designs, both have double handles, circa early 20th c. Taisho/Early Showa period, both are signed on underside of base "Made in Japan", 10" (