Michi Itami (20th Century) Japanese/ American

SHIZUKASA, 1977; ASAKAZE, 1979; TANE, 1976, three color etchings on thin japan paper hinged to larger sheets of BFK Rives paper, each signed in pencil from the numbered editions of 25, sheets 22 ½ x

HIYAKA, 1980, color etching, signed in pencil, from the numbered edition of 25, image 9 x 6”, sheet 16 x 11”, in good condition.

MISSLIU, 1978, aquatint etching, signed in pencil, from the numbered edition of 25, image 17 x 22”, sheet 22 x 30”, in good condition.

DOMINATRIX, 1999, polyester resin sculpture, signed on verso, 19 x 10 x 6” including removable stand.

YELLOW/PURPLE, three of the same color screenprints, each signed in pencil, from the numbered edition 30, images 26 ½ x 28 ¼”, sheets 28 x 29 ¾”, Cirrus Editions, all in good condition. (3)

Artist:Okashi, Eugenia (20th Century Japanese/American) Title:Moon Light in the Swamp Date:1965 Medium:oil on canvas Dimensions:30 x 40 inches Signature:signed lower right and signed,

GARDEN PARTY; SKINNY DIPPING; POWEL STREET CALBE CAR; PRESIDENT’S PARADE, four color screenprints, each signed in pencil, from numbered editions 300 and Roman number 100, images 33 x 25” & 25 x 33

Shirley Rencher (American 20th Century) Japanese style Gouache brush painting on silk, Goldfish. Signed with seal, lower left. Gilt wood frame. 3.75lbs Measures Approx.: image 13.25" x 17.75"; framed

A large Kojo Endo (Japanese American 20th century) hand thrown abstract clay sculpture with a textured and incised body and rising on an acrylic base, signed to underside, and with an acrylic presenta

Sumi ink on paper. Signed and seal bottom left. 15 7/8 x 12"; 26 1/2 x 23" (framed).

Dolly Portruff (American, 20th Century) Samurai Fan. Etching, pencil signed lower right, titled, and inscribed A/P 12.75" x 22.25" Frame: 25.25" x 32.75"

Wool and synthetic woven tapestry "Swirled," 1984 Unmarked 44" x 141"

Teiji Takai (Japanese American, 20th Century) Untitled Abstraction Oil on canvas Signed lower right and dated '63. 34 x 24 1/2 inches.

20th/21st Century American/Japanese SchoolAbstract with Red Square, 2002Oil on canvasSigned and dated verso: Lutz, and with Japanese chopmark in red60" H x 48" W

(Japanese/American, 20th century). Mixed media assemblage inside a plexiglass box, pencil signed lc, size of box: 16 1/4 in. H., 16 1/4 in. W., 4 1/4 in. D. From the Estate of Eleanor McMillan, great

SABURO YOSHIZAWA (Japanese-American 20th century) "Dilapidated Building with Figure" Oil on board. Sight:18 7/8 x 25 inches; Frame: 25 1/4 x 31 1/4 inches. Signed and dated l/l: (19)49. [CONDITION: In

Takako Yamaguchi - Japanese / American 20th Century - Big Abstract Exhibition Proof Etching Hand Embelleshed with Gold Leaf. Entitled Quartetto II Wind. Artist Signed Lower Right. Gallery Label rear.

(lot of 8) Ikuko Nagai (American/Japanese, 20th century), Portfolio of ten etchings and woodcuts incluing "Calm Night," and "Trees at Carmel," five works pencil signed lower right, largest overall (wi

(lot of 2) Yuji Morita (Japanese/American, 20th century), "Bird I," 1983, etching, pencil signed and dated, edition 2/35, image: 6.75"h x 7.75"w, sheet: 15.5"h x 22"w and "Envelope," 1983, etching, pe

large lot of approximately 77 pcs English, American, and Japanese 20th c. Blue Willow china by various makers including sauceboats, serving dishes, cannisters, teapots, soup bowls, platters, etc.

American and Japanese, 20th century, Bertha Lum (1869-1954), Temple Gate, titled, dated, signed in pencil, 10 x 5 in., glued down; Sadao Watanabe, Japanese, (1913-1996), Elijah and the Bird, 1959, han

Two sewing machines, a Singer Featherweight sewing machine model 221-1 and a De Luxe Good Housekeeper, serial number "Y 58916". American and Japanese, 20th century. Singer sewing machine with foot ped

American and Japanese, 20th century, lithographed tin. Two dogs by "Marx", the "Wee Scottie", 5"h. and "Flippo, Watch me Jump", 3.5"h., one dog marked "Japan", 2"h. And two unmarked. Crawling infanatr

Japanese/American School (20th century), "Shirasuka," 1982, woodcut in colors, pencil signed indistinctly lower right, possibly William Zacha (American, b. 1920), edition 65/100, overall (framed): 14.