Pair of Quality Framed 17th Century Signed Japanese

This signed pair of 17th century framed Japanese book plates are hand-colored and depict birds to include woodpeckers, herons, wood chicks, cranes, peacocks, sparrows, and more. Printed on rice paper

This Quality framed Japanese woodcut depicts a woman playing a stringed instrument and is signed in the lower left hand corner. It measures 32" tall x 25" across.

Pair of stirrups. Iron with copper and brass inlay. Both with inlaid signatures. Likely 17th century. Dimensions: H 10.5" x W 11" x D 5.25" Condition: Iron with aged surface. Spots of inlay worn away.

This quality framed, signed, hand-colored early 19th Century Japanese woodcut depicts a cross-eyed Japanese man. It measures 20" tall x 15" across.

17th c. painting on silk, signed and with seals, calligraphy at top with two seals, depicting three men on horseback in pursuit of a rabbit, a fox and a pair of deer up a steep mountain path, a philos

pair of enamel vases, Japan, signed Ota Tameshira, Meiji-period 1868-1912, molding around 1900/05, corpus of copper, applied silver wires of finest quality, grey background with framed cobalt blue pai

PAIR OF JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTINGS ON SILK BY KANO TANYULate 17th CenturyOne depicts pavilions and a peasant crossing a bridge, and the other depicts a teahouse and waterfall. Both signed and seal mark

Japanese scroll of a Zen patriarch in suiboku ink on paper, signed and sealed Kano Motonobu (1476-1559), possibly from his studio, framed and glazed. Muromachi/Early Edo Period, 16th-17th century. 39

Description: A pair of modern Japanese geisha prints, along with a signed mid-century Chinese watercolor lake / landscape painting on rice paper, with silk borders. Type: Framed art Materials: Paper,

A pair of Mid Century Original Charcoals on Paper by Yoshino. Japanese Elders. Signed and with seal. Professionally framed and matted under glass in Black Lacquer Bamboo frame. Each 17"x21"x1". Weight

O-Jikishi (large square picture), an illustration from an unidentified episode in "The Tale of the Genji" or "Genji Monogatari", written in the 11th century CE by Murasaki Shikibu, a court lady, Japan

A GOOD QUALITY 19TH/20TH CENTURY SIGNED JAPANESE IVORY MONKEY DEITY, dressed in engraved robes, 2.1in high. John Nicholsons Auctioneers do not ship items containing ivory to the USA or its territories

There are six- character Chenghua mark. Plate inside painted colorful flowers, the bottom of dish also has beautiful flower patterns. Diameter25 cm.

This pair of framed 17th-century petit point or needlepoint tapestry panels were originally the canvas back pieces for two salon chairs. They are finely-worked, and depict grand, castle-like architect

A FINE QUALITY EARLY 20TH CENTURY SIGNED JAPANESE BAMBOO & INLAID SILVER-METAL TOBACCO PIPE, the plain bamboo stem fitted with silver-metal mounts decorated with a dragon amidst swirling clouds, the d

A GOOD QUALITY EARLY 20TH CENTURY SIGNED JAPANESE IVORY CARVING OF A STANDING BIJIN, the base with a red-stained engraved signature, 8.3in high. John Nicholsons Auctioneers do not ship items containin

Pair of Very Fine Quality Signed Japanese porcelain Satsuma Vases, Birds, Flowers, gilt paint work. Signed to bottom. Good Condition. Measures 14 3/4 inches high x 3 1/2 inch diameter. Total Weight 2,

A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY SIGNED JAPANESE SATSUMA EARTHENWARE VASES, each painted with a continuous figural and river landscape scene, each base with a maker’s mark, 11.75in high.

A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY SIGNED JAPANESE TOTAI CLOISONNE ON EARTHENWARE VASES, each decorated with formal scrolling foliage, 7.6in high.

A SMALL PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY SIGNED JAPANESE MIXED METAL VASES, each decorated with a leaf-stemmed flowerhead, each with an incised signature to the side, 5.8in high.

Pair of large framed 17th/18th century engravings, 23" x26" in a frame 25.5" x 28".

19th Century Framed and Signed Japanese Wood Block On Rice Paper of Flute Player Riding Bull. 19 inches x 15 inches

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Japan, early Edo Period, ca. 1615 to 1624 CE, signed by Hashimoto Shinzaemon Tadayoshi (1572-1632 CE). An incredible wakizashi with a single-edged blade, a scabbar

Rare Signed 17th C Japanese Cane Sword, Lacquered Birch Bark Scabbard. Signed Sukenobu, Awa – Ashū-jū Sukenobu Kanbun (1661-1673). 27 inch blade including tang. Tang measures 5.25 inches,