Japanese Meiji Style Lacquer Jubako

Japanese Meiji style Jubako 5 tier lacquer food box. Gilt lacquer, prunus tree and flower decoration, red lacquer interior. 9 5/8"W x 9"D x 14 3/8"H. Minor chips to edges and corners. Provenance: Chri

Japanese Meiji style Jubako 4 tier lacquer food box. Gilt lacquer, landscape with mountains, water with sailing ships, buildings. Gilt lacquer interior with floral decoration. Lid warped, split to cor

ONLINE ONLY EVENT! NO RESERVES ABOVE STARTING BIDS! Large over 1 ft. square Japanese late Meiji lacquer covered likely jubako bento food box with scenic landscape lid. Probably circa the fifty year ra

Group Antique & Vintage Chinese & Japanese Items. Meiji style vase, hardstone carved figure, two lacquer hand painted boxes larger measures 4.5 inches.

Japanese Meiji style low altar table, rectangular with paneled sides and shaped apron on curved legs, with a faux-lacquer finish in cinnabar brown. 8" H x 22" W x 13" D

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD WAKIZASHI / TANTO - with a black lacquer sheath, a shagreen style cord tied hilt with dragon menuki, white metal tsuba and fuchi koshira - the tsuba of hotei / buddha and tiger

East Asia, Japan, Meiji era, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful vintage stacking jubako (bento) container with three separate boxes, a lid, and tray - all made from wood with Negoro lacquer. The c

A JAPANESE YOOGA STYLE POLYCHROME GILT LACQUER SHIBAYAMA INLAID SHODANA CABIINET, MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912), the arched, reticulated writhing dragon crest, flanked by two dolphin forms, over a bombé,

Japanese lacquered shagreen Jubako, Meiji period, inlaid with bronze, copper and gilt decoration and black lacquer interiors, 4.5"h x 4.75"w x 4.5"d Provenance: The Collection of Garrick Stephenson, N

5" diameter. Bun form with broad raised foot and corresponding grip to the top. Red/orange body color with succulent foliage cut in (Chinese style) and inlaid in pure gold. All gold decoration is true

An antique Japanese Sendai or clothing chest, the style referred to as Isho Yaru-dansu. This handsome chest has a fuku-urushi lacquer finish that seals and protects the wood and beautifully forged han

JAPANESE BROWN AND RED LACQUER PICNIC SET BENTO (SAGE JUBAKO)20th CenturyContains a koraku-style box, five serving plates and a rectangular sake container. Height 9.5". Width 11". Depth 6&qu

STYLE OF SHIBATA ZESHIN (1807-1891) A Lacquer Tonkotsu (Tobacco Container) in the Form of an Ink Cake Edo period (1615-1868) or Meiji era (1868-1912), 19th century Of rectangular section with internal

Japanese Meiji gold lacquered ryoshibako document box, with silver mounts. Decorated with a Japanese garden scene.Provenance: Gift to Louis W. Hill from Komura Jutaro, a passenger on the Hill's ship &

Japanese Meiji-style Bronze Floor Vase. Measures 40 inches tall x 14 inches. One cattail is loose (included with), one is repaired, and one is missing. This vase requires the use of an outside shipper

Japanese Meiji style patinated bronze anthropomorphic animal figures, one rabbit and one cat, holding articulated double gourd vases, apparently unmarked. Each: 7" H x 3" W x 3" D.

Pair of Japanese Large Meiji Style Bronze Sculptures of Cranes. Taller: 49.5" H x 15" W x 8" D. Provenance: Property from a Park Avenue collection. Keywords: Statue, Heron, Bird, Animalier

Signed Japanese Meiji Style Lion Statue. Having glass eyes. Measures 8 x 20 x 7 inches.

Pair of porcelain vases decorated in the 19th century Japanese style with leaves and flowers against a rust red and light blue background. Mounted as lamps with wood bases and tops. Double socket hard

Five-tier black lacquered food box richly painted with Japanese ivy and berries in gold and silver takamakie, interior cover finely painted with cranes above an ocean landscape. H. of jubako 43cm (16

From a Long Island, NY estate. Dimensions: vases measure approx. 24" high.

2 Japanese Meiji Style Articulated Spiny Lobsters. 18" old India Lobular red sandalwood hand-carved pair of lobster figures. Size: 17'' x 8'' x 16'' (43 x 20 x 41 cm). Property from the Jim and Kit Ho

East Asia, Japan, Edo to Meiji period, ca. late 19th century CE. A black, lacquered wood jingasa or camp hat of a shallow circular form with a gold-hued family crest on the brim. The interior presents

27 by 25 by 25 inches PROVENANCE From the Estate of Mrs. Nancy Sinatra Frank Sinatra