SIX BOOKS ON JAPANESE LACQUER

Six Japanese Lacquer Wall Brackets Height of largest 14 inches. Property from the Michael Hall Collection, Miami Beach, Florida Note: By all accounts, Michael Hall, actor, collector and art dealer, wa

SIX JAPANESE LACQUER ARTICLESJapan, early 20th century. Gilt and polychrome decoration, mostly garden scenes with figures, on black lacquer, including five boxes of varying composition with one small,

Group of six various Japanese lacquer pieces, including: red tray, set atop a wood stand; two covered boxes; cake stand; covered bowl, showing gilt birds amid tree; together with rhombus-form covered

Comprising: a set of six Japanese brown lacquer trays with gilt foliage, a Japanese red lacquer fan-shaped tray with foliage, a set of five Japanese circular dishes, boxed, and a Vietnamese mother-of-

Type: Book Materials: Paper Signatures & Inscriptions: Unsigned Date: Various Author: Various Description: A group of six books on Western printmakers in Japan, including "A Printmakers Paradise: The

Six Books "BONSAI-SAIKEI" The Japanese Art of Miniature Trees & Landscapes

Tales of Tokugawa II Bakemo Yashiki by James S. De Beneville; Yokohama 1921 in English and Japanese. Standard Kanji by Oreste Vasccari and Elisa Ancko Viccari; Oreste Viccari 1949. Pictorial Chin

Edwardian Brass Mounted Book Cradle Inset with Japanese Lacquer Panels 8 x 24 x 8 1/4 in. Property from a Private New York Collection

Japanese Six-panel Lacquer Screen with Hard Stones Each Panel Measures 16 W x 72 H with paper import / maker stamps on legs

Kanai Makie lacquer box in the form of a book from the late 19th century. The box has red and black lacquer elements as well as gilt and some bronze attachments in the form of coins. The motif on the

Japanese School (19th Century)Six Ikebana Baskets, Meiji periodBamboo, reed

Group of Japanese Lacquer Tableware </ Comprising: Six red trays Six red soup bowls and covers Two larger red soup bowls and a cover A larger red bowl Ten black lacquer trays Ten black soup bowls and

Japanese book on Inro, lacquer, silk, and tapestry, #607. Provenance: From a personal collection of a C.T. Loo Asian dealer in New York, thence to the Frank Caro Gallery and later acquired by the pres

THE CHATER COLLECTION, PICTURES relating TO CHINA, HONG KONG, MACAO, 1655-1860, with HISTORICAL and DESCRIPTIVE LETTERPRESS by JAMES ORANGE. Author of JAPANESE LACQUER, BIZENWARE, etc. This book is li

Japanese book on art and lacquer-ware. Provenance: From a personal collection of a C.T. Loo Asian dealer in New York, thence to the Frank Caro Gallery and later acquired by the present consignor.

Heading: (Japanese Art Reference) Author: Various authors Title: Six volumes on Japanese art reference. Place Published: Various places Publisher: Date Published: Various dates Descript

Comprising "The Jade Studio Masterpieces of Ming and Qing Painting as and calligraphy from the Wong Nan-p'ing Collection," "The Topkapi Saray Museum , The Albums and Illustrated Manuscripts," and "The

Japanese Craft & Design books, collection of six 1) Tsukuba Design 2: Design Work by Alumni and Faculty of the Industrial Design Section of the Tokyo University of Education and the University of Tsuk

Japanese black lacquer boxes, the pair depicting bound books on their lids. Each: 1.75" H X 7.5" L X 5.25" W.

* Six Books Pertaining to Chinese Art, Chinese and Japanese History comprising Documents D'Art, Musee du Louvre, La Ceramique Chinoise, 2 volumes, by J.J. Marquet de Vasselot and Mademoiselle M. J. Ba

Collection of various Japanese pieces, including: set of six Japanese Mashiko-type studio pottery cups; two lacquer boxes, one showing birds surrounded by decorative leaves, the other with colorful ou

A group of four Japanese lacquer wares on stand. ++Water/wine container, six-lobed package form, with floral design in hiramakie over nashiji background. 7 3/8". ++Square tray, front decorated with cr

early 20th century; six sections, elaborate decoration of figures in garden with cloudy sky, with amber obi bead, 3 1/4 in. L.; From the Estate of Charles S. Stein Jr.

7 plates, diameter 6.75 inches, six covered tea bowls, and ten rectangular plates.