Print depicting women in a garden, Japan Meiji period

Japan; Meiji Period. Framed and matted woodblock depicting woman at a loom. Unknown artist and publisher. Not examined out of frame. Visible; 8 1/4" by 12" (21 by 30.5 cm)

Japan, 19th C., Meiji Period, Satsuma vase, gilt rimmed mouth, with dense, gilt decoration throughout in panels and scrolls, with scenes depicting ladies in a garden landscape, mark on base. Height 10

Yosai Nobukazu (Japanese, 1872-1944), woodblock print triptych, depicting young women and girls in the garden, lower right with the signature and seals, dated Meiji 25 (=1892), sight: 13.5"h x 9"w (ea

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD WOODBLOCK PRINT depicting a bonsai. 50 cm x 35 cm.

Impressive okimono in brown patinated bronze. Japan. Meiji period, 1880-1912. Depicting Gama Sennin, seated on a rock, holding a copper temple bell (separate item, missing); a child is watching. Marke

A 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD WOOD BLOCK PRINT depicting a single geisha upon a walk way. Signed. Image 25.5 cm x 39 cm.

Satsuma ceramic. Japan, Meiji Period Miniature censer depicting monks with boys and flying birds in between the framed central depictions. Shape: Of circular censer form with three feet Dimensions: HE

Collection of ninety Japanese woodblock prints, Edo-Meiji period, depicting various scenes including warriors in battle and interior scenes. Mounted as a hand scroll. Overall: 858"L, image: 13.5"H x 8

Pottery vase. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Satsuma ware. Signed Kinkozan. Borders of tea dust green with gilt floral scrolling around a panel of women and children playing. 5.25in high.

Japanese Satsuma large hand painted porcelain vase, Meiji period. Colorful hand painted and gilt images depicting women and girls wearing traditional kimono in indoor and outdoor scenes. Kozan Satsuma

Japanese Satsuma large hand painted porcelain vase, Meiji period. Colorful hand painted and gilt images depicting women and girls wearing traditional kimono in indoor and outdoor scenes. Kozan Satsuma

Komai box. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Iron inlaid with gold with a tiger, dragon and women with a line of Japanese syllabic script. Signed with a cartouche. Patina losses. 4.5 x 3.5in.

A PAIR OF CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL DISHES, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) each central reserve depicting stages of an eagle hunting a prey bird, against a deep yellow ground, encircled by lobed panels f

Satsuma vase. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Stoneware. Graduated cylindrical form. Scene of a garden party. Signed. Repaired. 12in high.

Two fine Japanese porcelain Satsuma dishes, among them a bowl and an additional container depicting Japanese village scenes accompanied by floral decorations and multiple Japanese motifs made in delic

Pair of stoneware incense burners. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Satsuma ware. Decoration of scholars in a garden. Cracks and repairs. 18in high. Drilled and mounted as lamps.

Pottery tea bowl. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Satsuma ware. Signed. Decoration of warriors, rakans and women in brocaded ground. 4-7/8".

Satsuma plate. Japan. Meiji period. Stoneware. Cobalt blue exterior. Interior with woman and children. Signed Kinkozan in gold. 7.25in diameter.

Satsuma plate. Japan. Meiji period. Cobalt blue exterior. Interior with woman and children. Signed Kinkozan in gold. 7.25in diameter.

Satsuma vase. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Stoneware. Cobalt blue ground with gilt. Reserves of a woman and children. 9in.

Follower of Yosai Watanabe Nobukazu (Japanese, 1874-1944), pair of Japanese woodblock triptych prints depicting propaganda images from the First Sino-Japanese War, Meiji period, the first titled 'Ryoj

Japan, Meiji period, Satsuma pottery, rich polychrome decoration and gold, depicting and figures in landscape, wings relieved, bases with interior decoration. Craquelê. Dim .: 93cm.

Depicting seven cranes. In quite good conditions very minor folding signs, wears on silk of the scroll. 104,5 cm high, 34,5 cm wide AN INK AND COLOUR PAINTING, JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD, SIGNED Provenance:

Japan, Meiji period, end of the 19th century CE. Patinated & carved bronze sculpture depicting a fighting lion and tiger. Bronze made "à cire perdue" (a method of casting bronze, in which a mould is