shibayama - oriental objects
36 item(s) found:
A fine pair of Japanese Shibayama silver, ivory and enamelled vases Meiji period each with fluted rim and tall everted necks decorated in coloured enamel above a collar with twin dragon handles and decorated with a quail,…
A Japanese silver mounted Shibayama dish Meiji period, the centre panel decorated with storks by a stream and in flight, inlaid with shell, mother-of-pearl, tortoiseshell and coral on a kinji lacquer ground,…
A Japanese ivory carved Okimno and a Shibayama bamboo stand Meiji period (1868-1912), each signed, the okimono carved as a tubular stand depicting a writhing dragon amongst the clouds,…
A Japanese ivory and wooden Shibayama inlaid okimono, the figural scene depicts a Japanese priest who holds a parasol attempting to cast out a group of oni, set upon a circular timber plinth, all with select details inlaid with shibaya,…
A Japanese stained ivory Shibayama okimono, 1913-1926, Taisho period. Figures at leisure. 9.2 cm high
A pair of Japanese stained ivory Shibayama figures, Taisho period, 1913-1926, each one signed on a red lacquer tablet 12.5 cm high (2)
A silver filigree and Shibayama inlaid dish, Meiji period, of flower shape, the shallow rounded sides inset with petal-shaped ivory panels decorated in typical Shibayama inlay with different flowering plants,…
A Japanese shibayama box and cover, Meiji periodof shaped petal form with applied fan-shaped panels to the cover inlaid and mounted with figures of monkeys and a rat catcher in bronze, copper and gold,…
A Japanese silver mounted ivory shibayama urn with cover Meiji period (1868-1912), signed, the domed silver cover with cloisonne motifs and a pair of pigeons as finial above a body of ivory, quadrilobed and with silver dragon lugs to each side,…
A, Japanese silver mounted ivory Shibayama vase late 19th century, the Shibayama work signed Masahisa, the silverwork signed Mitsukazu with Jungin (pure silver) stamp, the vase with a silver mounted ivory body,…
A large, Japanese Shibayama ivory covered vase, Meiji period (1868-1912)
A, Japanese twin-handled lacquer and shibayama vase and cover, decorated on the scroll carved red lacquer ground with two shaped kinji panels inlaid with birds amongst blossom, the cover with dog of fo finial, the whole on a carved foot of scrolling waves,…
A, Japanese Meiji period Shibayama display cabinet, the central shelf with pierced central section. Five cupboards with sliding and hinged doors. Two drawers to base. Foliate and bird decoration. Note: some losses. Height 142 cm. Width 84 cm. Depth 24 cm
A pair of silver and shibayama inlaid gold lacquer vases, Meiji period, each with tall flared silver neck and high bracket foot enamelled with floral motifs,…
An ivory and Shibayama Manju netsuke signed Shibayama in inlaid mother of pearl tablet, 19th century a fine quality ivory netsuke inlaid in typical shibayama style, with mother of pearl, coral and hardstone, horn rimmed himotoshi. Diameter 3.3 cm .…
A shibayama-inlaid gold lacquer three-case inro, Meiji period, elaborately decorated in typical Shibayama style with a continuous scene depiciting thieves being attacked after robbing a temple, dropping their treasures from sacks over their backs,…
A shibayama-inlaid gold lacquer saya inro, Meiji period, of upright form, the saya with a continuous scene of a giant octopus chasing two terrified men, one side depicting the octopus emerging from the waves,…
A shibayama-inlaid gold lacquer saya inro, Meiji period, of upright form, the saya decorated with a continuous waterside scene, on one side Momotaro seated beside a pine tree being offered gifts by an oni watched by a dog,…
A carved ivory inro with netsuke Shibayama school inlaid with mother of pearl coral and ivory signed Shibayama Meiji period (1868-1911.). Height 9 cm
An impressive Japanese Shibayama ivory tusk vase on stand Meiji period, signed finely inlaid to each side in mother-of-pearl, bamboo, coral and hard stone with a scene of butterflies and a vase on an ornately carved table set with flowering chrysanthemum,…
Rare Japanese Shibayama vase. Ornately decorated with mother of pearl
A fine Meiji period Shibayama display cabinet composed of five staggered shelves (three with gilt patterned edges) above and below four cupboards and three small drawers, enclosed by sliding and 'Hinged' doors inlaid with ivory,…
A large Japanese Shibayama ivory shrine Meiji period, inlaid with Aoigi, on original fitted carved wooden stand. Height 38 cm (plus stand)
A large Japanese Shibayama dish Meiji period (1868-1912). 30 x 38 cm. Lacquered and inlaid in ivory and aogie. Width 63 cm
An ivory mid-19th century netsuke, signed Kogioku. An exceptional shibayama manju netsuke depicting Urashima opening his box of treasures (or horrors), the shibayama inlay is in excellent condition.…
An ivory mid-19th century Shibayama Manju netsuke. A very fine and rare Shibayama inlaid manju netsuke, the details of a bird on an elaborate perch are in coral, shell, gilded horn and hardstones. Carved shell cord hole.…
A rare and small Japanese Shibayama vase. C.1880. A cylindrical ivory section with shippo enamel decorated silver foot and neck, the body profusely inlaid with birds, flowers and leaves. (A few losses). Height 11 cm
A good and rare late Meiji period miniature Shibayama Kodansu. All surfaces panelled in ivory and decorated with coloured lacquer depicting a bubble blower, cockerel, peony birds and Mt Fujiyama.…
A fine Japanese Shibayama dish 19th century,…
An ivory fan Shibayama school, decorated front and reverse with coral and gold birds and cherry blossom. Meiji period 1868-1911. Height 26 cm
A fine silver Shibayama double handled quatrefoil vase Meiji period (1868-1912) signed on red seal with four inlaid panels of flowers and birds,further enamelled floral decoration
A Japanese silver, enamel and ivory mounted vase, 19th century, central body of a carved ivory scene depicting women harvesting a rice crop surmounted by a silver top with enamel decoration of minute floral scrolls,…
Red lacquer and shibayama covered vase, from the Meiji/Taisho period (19th century), with gold lacquer panels of flowers and trees, inlaid coloured mother-of-pearl, a scroll carved ground, a wave form pedestal foot and a shi shi finial
Shibayama box from the late Meiji period with an ebony body and relief decorations in mother-of-pearl, ivory and coral representing a profusion of chrysanthemum, blossom and peony flower heads