Seikan Omine (1910-1987 Japanese) Pair of Village Scene

Japanese Watercolor signed Yoson, showing a Japanese Village Scene c. 1900-1910 image size approx. measures 13"w x 19"h

Pair of Japanese woodblock prints, one seaside village scene, another five figure rural scene. Each are two papers pieced together to form one image. Faux bamboo style frame. Measures 7.5"W x 11"L vis

PAIR MID CENTURY JAPANESE PAINTINGS, MOUNTAIN VILLAGE SCENES, HIGHLY TEXTURED AREAS, APPROX 23 3/8" X 7" EACH UNMOUNTED, WITH BACKING BOARDS APPROX 23 3/4" X 7"

panels with village scene and other panels with birds and foliage, flying phoenix and dragons in cartouche, fine detail, 16" tall, late 19th century, excellent.

(Japanese, 1898-1991) singed in pencil and dated 1963, numbered 1/20. Together with a pair of Japanese paintings of Chinese Junk boats, Nagasaki School, 19th C. ink and pigments on paper. Sight sizes:

(Japanese, 1898-1991) singed in pencil and dated 1963, numbered 1/20. Together with a pair of Japanese paintings of Chinese junk boats, Nagasaki School, 19th C. ink and pigments on paper Overall: 18-1

19th century, dragon handles, one signed, heavy gold work, village scenes, one has chip at top rim, 4"

Kiyoshi Saito (Japanese, 1907- 1997). Pair of shin-hanga Japanese woodblock prints depicting a village scene with fruiting trees. Both signed along the lower left. A label from Kanda's Gallery, Tokyo,

Pair of Japanese Komai-style painted porcelain lidded jars, decorated in gold over black, mountain-side village scenes. Repeating pattern border on top and bottom. Signed underside. Each measures 3"W"

PAIR OF SATSUMA COBALT AND GOLD VASES, MEIJI. Comprising a pair of matching cobalt blue and gilt decorated square form vases, the front and back side with outdoor scenes of village life, with Mount Fu

A large antique pair of Japanese Meiji period porcelain vases. Features two brown hued vases with hand-painted village and bird scenes. Further decorated with gilt smoke motif accents. Finished with w

JAPAN, CIRCA 1910 A pair of Japanese Satsuma gilt porcelain opposing vases. The vases are decorated with a scrolling interior scene with seated officials. Each vase is signed with a three character ma

Japan, Edo to early Meiji Period, ca. 1850 to 1890. Pair of finely carved ivory netsukes. First is a village scene of a worker tolling away beneath a thatched roof under bamboo trees. The next is a si

Kiyoshi Saito, pair woodblock prints, Kiyoshi Saito (Japanese, 1907-1997), Japanese village scenes, each signed "Kiyoshi Saito" lower left and stamped with artist's seal, matted and framed under glass

Artist: Gekko Ogata (1859-1920) Title: A Scene of Fishermen Village Publisher: No seal Date: c.1890-1910 Size: 25.7 x 26.6 cm Ref: CMDE89

Pair of Japanese Vintage Ink Paintings features summer and winter scenes. In one painting, a traveler approaches a bridge while in the other, a man trudges through the snow to his home in a village. T

19th cen, meiji period, signed at bottom, both measure 16.5"h 5.5"dia

These beautiful vases made for Prince Matsukata Masayoshi (1835-1924), who was the Prime Minster of Japan twice, 1891-1892 and 1896-1898. This pair of vases were created during the Meiji Period, in 19

Each painted with riverscape depicting a village scene and scholar on boat, with inscription and signed Zhang Zhitang with seal mark. Base with mark. Diameter: 2 5/8 in (6.7 cm)

DESCRIPTION: Antique Satsuma porcelain vase decorated with a water mill scene on one side and a mountain village scene populated with pheasants and ducks on the other side. Embellished with floral and

PAIR OF EXCEPTIONAL QIANLONG CLOISONNE VASES: Two mirrored square cloisonne vases with four separate panels of finely detailed landscape and village scenes. The body of the vases are turquoise, the ne

Pr. small Kutani vases with enamel painted scenes of women, children & royalty. Honeycomb pattern in the background. Superb detail. Measures 6.5"H with plinth, 5.75" vase, 2.5"W. No visible chips or c

PAIR OF QING ZITAN & SEMIPRECIOUS STONE CABINETS: Two zitan cabinets with two doors that open to reveal two drawers. The stones on the doors that make up the mirrored village scenes include mother

Rare Modernist Philip & Kelvin LaVerne (American, 1907-1987, b. 1937) "Chan" Hexagonal Occasional Tables. Signed by artist. Depicting village scenes. Circa 1965, acid-etched and enameled patinated bra