Japanese Shino Mukozuke, Momoyama Period

(4) Antique Japanese tea ceremony vessels, Includes an E-Karatsu Kashiki handled bowl, possibly Momoyama period, 4.5"h x 6.5"l x 4.75"w; a grey Shino-Oribe tea bowl with white designs, poss. Momoyama

Carved wood with prominent grain and features. Remains on paper on the interior. Dimensions: H 10.25" x W 8" x D 5.5" Condition: Couple small spots of loss to the wood. No remains of pigment.

15th/16th century. Carved figure. Dimensions: H 12" x W 7" x D 4.25" Condition: Lacking legs and arms. Few remains of gesso in the carved areas. Variously patinated surface.

Mino ware with black glaze and white slip (kuro-oribe) Japan, Momoyama period, around 1600 Of cylindrical shape with low stand ring, hand formed (tebineri chawan) The body largely covered with black g

Antique Japanese Momoyama Period Yari Koshirae, Mulberry Leaf. Species sacred to Shinto and used by the samurai of the Matsuura Clan. Made out of wood, Japanese lacquer, gold leaf and stingray leather

Japanese Momoyama period tsuba of katana signed by Osaka ju Masatsugu, metal carving master from that period. The tsuba is all inlaid with gold, silver and red copper and represents Chinese landscape

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

Wood with polychrome painting, copper and glass. Japan, Momoyama - Edo Period Standing on a stepped base, with flames beneath his feat, the blue-skinned, eight-armed guardian figure snarls expressivel

Momoyama Edo Period Japanese Samurai Armor Made Of Iron, Leasther, Silk And Fabric. Ultra Rare Eboshi Kabuto (helmet), Elegant And Sturdy (of Great Value). Armor Is Decorated With Bear Hair And Ukudut

A mukozuke is a small plate used in the tea ceremony for sweets or light food items. This work is the product of the great Karatsu tradition. Karatsu works have always been highly esteemed as Saga in

Japanese Mukozuke, Middle Edo Period, Katratsu YakiA mukozuke is a small plate used in the tea ceremony for sweets or light food items. This work is the product of the great Karatsu tradition. Karatsu

Shino, modern-day Gifu Prefecture, second half 18th C., zen-style painting inlaid on richly pocked feldspathic glaze, in custom fitted wooden box made by Hakoyoshi in Tokyo. Wear to raised foot. Bowl:

Early black Raku glazed Chawan with undulating rim features all over black glaze and 2 spots of red over a creamy white pottery base impressed with round Raku mark. Momoyama/Edo Period, probably with

Old Japanese drip glaze pottery Funa-Tokkuri, Late Momoyama/Early Edo Period, old sake bottle used on ships, brown glazed with mottled and drip overglaze unmarked, approx. 15"h x 10"w Provenance: The

Momoyama and Edo Periods, late 16th-early 18th century A.D. A complete lacquered Samurai armour comprising: akoda-nari kabuto helmet with itamono-shikoro neck guard, Etchū-bo menpō iron face mas

Japanese / Asian gouache on paper four panel folding screen with floral motif, in the Rinpa School style, either Late Momoyama Period (late 18th century) or Momoyama style (19th century). Minor wear c

Rare Antique Japanese big Shouami-tsuba of katana from the Momoyama period, attributed to Echizen by the Association of art and sword preservation in Japan, with a special precious mention. The theme

Lot 27 Japanese Shino ware Tea Bowl (Chawan) with Bamboo Decoration (Edo period) cylinder shaped (hanzutsu) tea bowl made of Mino clay, with white shino glaze covering the sides of the bowl, with un

Momoyama period, character marking in the glaze, on tripod base. Hand-painted blue flowers on white glaze background.Nice piece of history to own.Crazing throughout (9"D x 2.25"H) 22.86cm x 5.71cm -Pr

Kano Sanraku Woodblock Exhibition Print. Sanraku Kano (1559-1635) was a painter of the Kano School from the Azuchi-Momoyama Period (from 1573) to the early Edo Period (from 1603). In Bamboo Frame. In

Hayashi Shotaro (Japanese, b. 1947) Shino Vessel Glazed stoneware 9-1/8 x 11-1/2 x 8-3/4 inches (23.2 x 29.2 x 22.2 cm) Accompanied by

Kouchi Hidetoshi (Japanese, b. 1960) Shino Covered Box, late 20th century Glazed stoneware 8-1/2 x 14-1/2 x 9 inches (21.6 x 36.8 x 22.9

Sakai Kobu (Japanese, b. 1936) Shino Jar Glazed stoneware 6-1/4 x 6-1/2 inches (15.9 x 16.5 cm) Incised artist's mark to underside Accompanied by

framed, ink and colored ink on paper, landscape scene with temple of Ichiyam-dera near Kyoto, possibly late Momoyama or Early Tokugawa Period (16-17th century), unsigned, no seal apparent. Not examine