Japanese Fusuma/Shoji Hikite Door Catches

(lot of 25) Japanese thirteen fusuma/shoji hikite (door catches) in brass, copper or bronze, of various forms; together with seven red and five white clay tigers, largest: 3.75"l (hikite)

THREE SMALL JAPANESE METAL ITEMSLate 19th/Early 20th Century1-2) Pair of Fusuma Hikite copper sliding door pulls. Diameters 3".3) Bronze seal paste box with chrysanthemum mon. Diameter 3".

4 Japanese door panels with mother of pearl inlay. Late 19thc. 10” x 13.5”. One panel has a crack.

A ROBERT MOUSEMAN THOMPSON AZED OAK SIDEBOARD fitted pair of frieze drawers above double cupboard doors, fitted black iron hinges and door catches; standing on short legs with trade mark carved mouse

Server American, 20th century, branded mark for "Charlotte Furniture Company, Michigan", in the early baroque style with two linen fold doors set with wrought iron hinges and door catches, opening to

second half 19th century, with tray form top over two paneled doors, shelved interior, poplar and white pine, with probably original paint, original iron and porcelain door catches, 30-1/2 x 60-1/2 x

DESCRIPTION: An antique Japanese door chime gong featuring a koi fish composed of bronze embellished with character motifs. CIRCA: Late 19th Ct. ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: H:6.5" x L:23"

The grouping consists of two hand-drawn geometric panels labeled as Shipibo Indian, Eastern Peru (some staining/discoloring); a batik Japanese door curtain; a long/narrow partially hemmed piece with a

Door plates for the R&E Japanese hardware suite are hard to find. This one measures 8.75” x 2.75” and is in excellent condition.

A Group of Three Japanese Heavy Cotton Noren Hanging Door Entrance Curtains, 20th Century. Small dimensions: H: 14 1/2 x W: 29 in. Medium dimensions: H: 27 x W: 34 in. Large dimensions: H: 53 x W: 32

Vintage 4 Door Japanese Cabinet

A FOUR-PANEL 'CHERRY TREE' FUSUMA (SLIDING DOORS) Edo Period (1615-1868), 19th Century Painted in ink and colors on gold leaf with a blossoming cherry tree, its long gnarled limbs stretching beyond th

JAPANESE IRON-OVERLAID KAKESUZURI SEA CHESTMeiji PeriodDoor with ornate iron overlay. Carrying handles at sides. Interior fitted with two full-width drawers with iron pulls over two half drawers with

Vintage Japanese boy door stop crafted out of cast iron. No apparent markings, being advertised in the style of Hubley and Bradley & Hubbard. SHIPPINGMIDDLEMANBROKERS INC. will offer in-house continen

Black Japanese, 2-door Cabinet, 36h x 24w x 12d (back cut out for sound system)

SLIDING DOOR JAPANESE ROOM DIVIDER, 55" W x 41" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Eight books on film and fashion. Titles includes advance copy Film Fatales, signed copy The Waves at Genji's Door Japan Through Its Cinema, Big Bad Wolves Masculinity in the American Film, Parkett No.

Aesthetic Movement Japanned bamboo cabinet, 19th/20th c., England, the scorched bamboo frame inset with lacquered side panels and doors decorated with birds and flowers in the Japanese taste, doors op

New York 2000s. Dyed and enameled wood 2 door cabinet. Features 2 magnet catch doors with open storage. Dimensions: H 31.5" x W 48" x D 17.5" Condition: Missing interior shelf. Scattered light scuffs

Very hard to find pocket door plate from the Russell & Erwin Japanese Collection of the 1880s. This plate measures 11.5”x 2.25”. R & E also made an identical plate with a female figure, but the ma

A Japanese sliding wood door panel / screen. Meiji Period. Vertical slats above a solid wood lower portion. Large iron and metal escutcheon plate measuring 12.5" x 13.25" decorated with a cat surmount

Two interior drawers, shelves. 29.5"H x 30W x 17 Property from the Estate of Hadassah Loeb, NYC

A Japanese sliding wood door panel / screen. Meiji Period. Vertical slats above a solid wood lower portion. Large iron and metal escutcheon plate measuring 12.5" x 13.25" decorated with a cat surmount

HIROYUKI TAJIMAJapan, 1911-1984“Back Door A”. Signed and dated in pencil in lower right “Hiroyuki Tajima ‘67”. Numbered 50-20 lower center. Titled lower left.Woodblock print, 18” x 24” s