Japanese Nyoi Priest's Scepter, 19c

Japanese nyoi (Buddhist priest's scepter), 19c carved shitan wood with a reishi (lingzhi) mushroom head, signature on the handle, with a dark orange tassel, approx. 18.5"l; Provenance: Property from a

19th century Japanese Asakusa school staghorn kiseruzutsu (tobacco pipe holder) carved in a shape of a stem of Immortality Fungus with 5 heads. Could serve as nyoi, or Ruyi scepter - traditional symbo

An antique 19th Century Japanese porcelain vase. Glazed Baluster form body with soft green ground and hand painted flora and bird design. No apparent marks. Dimensions: 18 X 10 X 10 in. Condition:

Large and impressive Japanese Meiji Era Satsuma porcelain figural palace floor vase. Numerous elements combine in this majestic vase, decorated with profuse hand painted figures of scholars, Immortals

A 19th Century antique Japanese bamboo full belly, flower arranging or ikebana, basket. Features wide and narrow woven bamboo with a natural twig handle. Dimensions: 18 X 8 X 10 in. Condition: Go

Japanese 19th Century antique Meiji Period bronze incense burner censer bowl. Decorated with dragons and roosters. Tripodal form, with three legs surmounting on an altar plinth. No apparent signature.

Octagonal shaped tray, 14" wide. Original box. Signed.

Japanese 19th century Meiji bronze censer incense burner or koro. The 19th century finely cast handled censer is decorated with lotus blossoms and lily pads. The fitted cover has a decorative foo lion

Japanese 19C porcelain Satsuma vase. Excellent condition. Dimensions: H 9.75", W 6" Provenance: From Private Collection of a distinguished Gentleman. Please note the absence of a condition report does

An antique circa 19th Century Japanese Meiji Era mixed media sculpture. Pigment, metal, carved wood. A hand decorated polychrome figural work depicting an Immortal or samurai warrior, modeled in tradi

Circa 1880 Japanese antique cloisonne enamel Meiji period cherry blossom vase. Good overall condition with mild storage wear. Measures approximately 12 1/4 in. x 6 1/4 in. x 6 1/4 in. MMB in house USA

A large east Asian antique cloisonne/champleve bronze vase. Lotus scrolling decoration on a light blue ground. Geometric Buddhist symbol to front and back. 12.5" tall. Old repairs present as photograp

Lot of 2 Japanese 19th C Unusual Cast Iron & Bronze Tea Pots. The bronze w/ Coal Warmer. Generally Good Condition Considering Age. Provenance From a NYC Estate. Dimensions- Tallest- H-8.5". Please not

Japanese 19C. Shagreen and Metal Box. Generally good condition. Dimensions: L 7", W3" Provenance: From Private Collection of a distinguished Gentleman. Please note the absence of a condition report do

Austin Productions Japanese Priest Sculpture, 15 1/4" high.

2 textiles to include a 19th century brocade panel 39" X 112" and a 19th century Japanese priest's kesa in gold brocade. 84"X 88".

20th cen, famous maker of teapot and metalware after chinese archaic style, signed by the artist, made from alloy of silver and bronze, measures 28 cm wide (11"long )

Title: 19c Japanese multimetal BOX tea ceremony KOGO drum WASP Description: Superb quality 19th century Japanese bronze round kogo (box for incense during tea ceremony) in a shape of a drum. Top is de

19th Century Japanese Meiji era vase with lion mounts and a figural rooster handled lid. Painted with children at play on one cartouche and a falcon on the reverse. Finely decorated with butterflies,

Japan,Circa 1870 Includes eighteen photographs, six hand colored, all capturing various aspects of Japanese life. One photograph of a youthful girl seated next to an end table with vase of flowers not

19th Century Japanese Meiji era incense burner. Patinated bronze persimmon form incense burner with branch form legs and a leaf and fruit lid. Excellent condition. Measures 8.5" x 7.5" x 6.5".

Shuzan (Japanese, 19th Century to 20th Century). A bronze antique sculpture. A figural Meiji Period work depicting a seated chimpanzee monkey holding a pipe in its right hand and an inro box in its le

Japanese Buddhist Priest's Silk Mantle (Kesa), 18th/19th C. Silk and paper brocade (kinran): Originally developed out of necessity, poor Buddhist monks utilized old remnants of material cut into squar

Japan,Edo period Painted and gilt architectural panels with opposing standing Buddha on a single lotus base over a bed of clouds. From a Southern Massachusetts estate. Each 22 1/2" x 6".,