Two Japanese Meiji Period Literati & Crane Charms

TWO BRONZE CRANESJapan, Meiji period 35 cm the highestProvenance: Italian private collection.

TWO GOOD JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA CERAMIC BOWLS, one bowl decorated with scenes o a sennin in a landscape, the verso with moriage style decoration of cranes,11cm, the other decorated with two fig

TWO JAPANESE BAMBOO AND SILVER OPIUM PIPESMeiji Period1) Decoration of crane in a landscape. Length 8".2) Raised decoration of a brocade ball, doll, treasure sack and lobster on a floral and leaf

ASIAN: Lacquered inro with crane decoration, Japanese, Meiji period, five part, black and gold lacquer throughout including three cranes on obverse, two stalks of bamboo on reverse, possibly signed on

An antique Japanese two panel byobu Ink and gouache painting of cranes by a lakeside shore. Buff parchment with highlights of sunago (gold leaf mist). This technique is not only beautiful but created

(lot of 10) Two shelves of Japanese Imari chargers, Meiji period, comprising ten large circular chargers, of various styles and designs with flowers and/or cranes, largest: 14.5"dia; Note: stands not

Crafted of fine quality Japanese porcelain in the Meiji period. Centered with a crane design encircled by two pairs of alternating reserves of turtles and landscapes against an underglaze blue and rus

Cloisonne vase. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Pale mustard yellow ground. Decoration with cranes and flowering plants. Silver wire work. Two age lines. 12" high.

Lot of assorted metal works. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). To include: a rectangular iron censer decorated with cranes, a copper fish and two bells. All items in session one were collected by Will

TWO JAPANESE SATSUMA POTTERY BOWLS 1) Circa 1900 Gyozan Satsuma bowl with interior decoration of four standing cranes and exterior decoration of waves. Signed. Diameter 7.25". 2) Meiji Period satsuma

Japanese Totai Shippo scenic vases, set of two Meiji periodcloisonne enamel over porcelain each: 14.5 h x 5.75 dia in (37 x 15 cm) Each vase features a dragon within a landscape, and a crane a

Description: A Japanese Meiji period lacauered casket or jewelry chest featuring depictions of cranes, and a Chinese carved wooden two-door chest ca. 1900. Type: Chest, casketMaterials: Wood, metal Ma

comprising: a notched-rim plate, enamelled and gilded with cranes in a bamboo groove with flowering peonies; together with a lobbed deep bowl, decorated to the interior and exterior with figures, the

A Japanese CloisonnÈ Enamel Charger Decorated with two cranes with bamboo and peony set against a blue ground. Meiji Period {Diameter: 18 inches (45.7 cm)}

Including: Two(2) enameled vases and an enameled dish. Black ground. Flying cranes decoration. Meiji period; 5in. - 6in.H.(vases); 4.75in.D.(dish)

Japanese lacquered tsuitate screen, Meiji period, gilt and colors on black ground, depicting a pair of cranes and pine trees, rimmed in reddish brown lacquered wood, on two removable bases, screen: 39

Lot 139 Japanese Gilt Decorated Metal Tsuba (Meiji period, 19th Century ) with two figures and cranes among pine tree branches diameter: 3 inches

Two(2) enameled cabinet vases. Foil enamel - one(1)- floral decoration; one(1) crane amongst flowers. Meiji period; 4.75in.H. x 2.25in.W.

Japanese Cloisonné enamel plate or wall charger, Meiji period. The plate depicts a light blue ground with various colorful flowers surrounding two cranes to center. Colorful scalloped pattern with

Japanese, a painting of two old literati with calligraphy in the background. The Kano school of painting was the dominant style of painting from the late 15th century until the Meiji period which bega

JAPANESE BRONZE AND MIXED METAL VASELate Meiji PeriodIn seed form. Decoration of two cranes flying across a full moon. Signed on base.Height 7".

Meiji period, late 19th-early 20th century. Heavy planter with floral wire design on black, 3.5"h. 10"l. And a Japanese ginbari vase with cranes on red ground. Minor rim dents. 7"h.

Two Japanese Meiji Period Cloisonne Chaires 1868-1912, including a vase-form example decorated with flowers alternating with ibises, with a brass flower-form knop, and a globular example decorated wit

TWO JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912) SMALL BRONZE SNUFF-BOXES. Each of square form, the first decorated with flower sprays and dog-of fo, the other in brown and gilt patination with the moon, flowers