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Tin car, circa 1950s Japanese Bandai tin MG car length 22 cm

Wind up Tractor, circa 1940s tinplate tractor, Japanese, width 14 cm

Tin Airplane, circa 1950s Japanese lithographic Pan American world airways width 25 cm

Tin car, circa 1960s Japanese Ford Fairlane 500 skyliner convertible length 28 cm

Tin toy, circa 1960, Japanese tin moon rocket #3304, length 24 cm

Pair Japanese Meiji period Karesansui, Zen garden) tools. Silver spade and fork with ivory handles. Carved with macaque monkeys. Nb: ivory export restrictions, length 26 cm

Japanese Meiji period bone netsuke. An old man grasping his long beard and a walking staff, height 5 cm

Very fine Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono. Carved as a spreading pine tree with figures below feeding minogame, 10,000 year old turtles, the whole supported on a lobed stand with 4 legs, a flowering prunus branch beneath. Signed Chogyoku. Nb: ivory exp

Pair Japanese lacquer incense boxes, Kogo). In the form of birds. Signed in oval cartouche to base for Zohiko. Gold nashiji interior, length 11 cm longest). Provenance: Estate late Prue Socha, Sydney.

Early 20th century Japanese marine ivory okimono of a farmer and child. On a pierced wooden stand. Nb: ivory export restrictions, height 11.5 cm

21 piece Japanese Showa period Satsuma tea set, height and-painted with idyllic rural scene of mountain, stream and bamboo, height 15 cm teapot

Pair Japanese bronze koro incense burners. Urn form body, with raised decoration of hawks and phoenix. Raised on three feet. The pierced covers surmounted by kylin, height 40 cm

Japanese lacquered covered box, (Tebalo). The cover decorated with 'Takarabune', treasure ship). In maki-e lacquer, height 55 cm length 21 cm D12 cm

Japanese Kutani Ware vase. Cylinder vase with bird and floral decoration in purple, green and yellow glaze, height 28 cm

Pair Japanese mixed metal inlaid vases. Bronze vases with silver, gold and copper inlay, height 22.5 cm

Japanese lacquered covered cosmetics box. With maki-e decoration of pine and peach trees, diameter 14 cm

Japanese Meiji period Satsuma pottery vase. Decorated with kannon and rakan. Gilt on a cobalt ground. Signed, height 25 cm

Japanese Satsuma immortals vase. Decorated with gilt and enamel figures of immortals and a white dragon. Signed to base ''Toyama Satsuma'', height 5 cm

Pair Japanese mixed metal inlaid covered vases. Bronze with silver, gold and copper inlay. The covers with eagle finials, height 24 cm

A Japanese inlaid bronze vase, Meiji period, standing on four tall waisted legs, the sides inlaid with gilt cranes in flight among copper and blue clouds above gilt florette strewn waves, and set with double loop handles, 27.5 cm high

A Japanese two-section kitchen tansu, with two tiers of shallow cupboards with sliding doors above a four small drawers, the lower cabinet with two shelves, 164.5 cm high, 119 cm wide, 40.5 cm deep

Strand of Mikimoto pearls, original Japanese strand of Mikimoto pearls, high lustre with 14ct yellow gold ornate clasp in original presentation box

Japanese bronze crab, sand crab ornament modelled with life like detailing, makers mark within raised receptacle to base

A fine Japanese Meiji period Kutani vase having floral decoration with gilt highlights, signed. In original presentation box, height 18 cm, width 16 cm

Three Japanese Meiji period Satsuma cabinet plates depicting the geisha and theatrical masks, signed. D 12 cm

A Japanese earthenware vase having hand painted calligraphy detail, height 34 cm, width 18 cm

Made from Japanese silk, craft wire, and quartz beads. . Length 28 cm

Antique Japanese Wakizashi sword from the Edo period. Rare 'Aogai Mijin-nuri ' finish on the saya. Antique Tsuba, but with reproduction Kogatana. Two piece Habaki. Comes with stand. Length 62 cm from handle to blade, width of blade 3 cm

Japanese bronze twin handle vase with leaf form handles and engraved character marks, 23.5 cm height

A 19th century Japanese Yonezawa Isho-tansu chest, the chestnut front with combination of six drawers and one door enclosing three small safe drawers. Decorative metal fittings and lock plates. Cedar frame. 118.5 x 56 x 87.5 cm.

An impressive Japanese Meiji Imari charger, traditional decoration of a flowering vase, framed by a four panel border with vignettes of various landscapes, a black firing mark evident in one, gilt highlights, diameter . ^$56 cm

A late 19th century Japanese bronze Quan Yin sculpture, the goddess of mercy represented standing on a cloud upon the back of a sinuous dragon. The naturalistic mounded base with wave edge, height 37.5 cm.

An antique Japanese porcelain vase with hand-painted floral decoration, green factory mark to base, 18 cm high

Modern toys vintage Japanese tinplate battery powered tractor, mid 20th century, 19 cm long

Antique English porcelain cheese covers, porcelain bowls and plates, Japanese porcelain vases, English porcelain vase and jug, 19th and 20th century, (13 items), the largest 27 cm high

Ceramic jugs, Japanese porcelain vases, emu eggs, John bull statue, glass dish, ceramic dishes including Carlton Ware, Royal Doulton and Italian, plus an unusual carved nut, (12 items), the largest 29 cm high

An antique Japanese woodblock print of figures and oxen in landscape, Meiji period, 19th century, 24 x 36 cm, 41 x 54 cm overall

An antique Japanese silver lotus bowl with dragon decoration, double walled construction, Meiji period early 20th century, seal mark to base, 10 cm high, 18 cm wide, 450 grams

Imari antique Chinese and Japanese porcelain vases and lidded boxes, 19th century, (5 items), the largest 28 cm high

An antique Japanese Imari charger, Meiji period, 19th century, 56 cm diameter

A Japanese silk kimono, 20th century

Three Japanese carved ivory netsuke, a carved ivory ojime, and a carved ivory gnome figural lid, (5 items), the largest 6 cm high

A pair of Japanese bronze candlesticks, 19th/20th century, 19 cm high

Five unframed Japanese woodblock prints, the largest 36 x 54 cm

Sumida Gawa pair of Japanese pottery jugs adorned with monkeys and figures, 32 cm high

Satsuma Japanese pottery vase with village landscape scene surrounded by flowers, Meiji period, 19th/20th century, seal mark to base, 22.5 cm high

Kutani ware antique Japanese porcelain vase with zoomorphic handles, Meiji period, 19th century, 25 cm high

Kutani ware graduated set of three Japanese porcelain bowls, Meiji period, 19th century, the largest 8 cm high, 24 cm diameter

Satsuma pair of Japanese vases with green floral motif, Meiji period, 20th century, red seal mark to base, 18 cm high

A fine Japanese cloisonne vase in the manner of Hayashi Kodenji, adorned with butterflies, Meiji period, 19th/20th century, 25 cm high

A framed Japanese print of a monk, early 20th century, 19 x 30 cm, 54 x 64.5 cm overall

Japanese school, Dojo scene with samurai, watercolour, 39 x 53 cm, 64 x 76 cm overall

Ainu traditional horse headdress, bone, wood and natural fibre, housed in a spruce and glass display cabinet, Northern Japanese origin, Meiji period, 19th/20th century, the case 56 cm high, 55 cm high, 40 cm wide, 35 cm deep

Two Japanese woodblock prints of horse scenes, 20th century, 15 x 24 cm, 37 x 45 cm each overall

Kunisada (after), two Japanese woodblock prints of ladies in the snow, 20th century, 30 x 20 cm, 57 x 46 cm overall each

An antique Japanese silk embroidery of cranes with hand-painted finish, signed lower right, Meiji period, 19th century, 116 x 44 cm overall

An antique two page Japanese woodblock print of a geisha and child, Edo/Meiji period, 19th century, 72 x 24 cm, 85 x 35 cm overall

Imari antique Japanese lidded box in the form of a Samurai helmet, circa 1850, 9 cm high

An antique Ashoka Buddha Japanese travelling shrine, Meiji period, 19th century, 48 cm high

Satsuma pair of antique Japanese hairpins, Meiji period, 19th century, 27 cm long

A Japanese marine ivory carved polar bear statue, Meiji period, 19th century, seal mark to paw, 10 cm high

Utagawa Toyokuni II (1777-1835), (two samurai), Japanese woodblock print, sheet size 36 x 25 cm

Japanese school 20th century. A collection of five Japanese Woodcuts including Hiroshige. Colour woodcut on paper (5) (A/F), 35 x 23 cm unframed. Provenance: The Estate of Ray Hughes

Japanese school 20th century. A collection of five Japanese Woodcuts including Katsushika Hokusai. Colour woodcut on paper (5) (A/F), 35 x 23 cm unframed. Provenance: The Estate of Ray Hughes

Japanese ivory netsuke, 19th century depicting elderly gent and child with gourd on turtle, signed to base

Antique Japanese ivory netsuke, well carved figure of a young Fisher boy coloured details and signed by the artist to the base, height 4 cm

Antique Japanese carved mammoth tusk netsuke, beautifully carved group figure of fisherman and koi carp and turtles, signed to base, height 4 cm

Antique Japanese ivory netsuke, Amazing carved detail of a Japanese Samari blowing a conch shell, signed by the artist to bottom of his foot, height 8 cm

Antique Japanese ivory netsuke, beautifully carved detailed group figure of two gents and a turtle, signed to the base by the artist, height 5 cm

Rare Japanese ivory and wooden figure, beautifully carved ivory detailed head, hands and feet of a wood cutter seated on a carved log, with detailed carving to his clothes etc. Signed by the artist to the base

Japanese netsuke, carved ironwood depicting a rat, signed to base

Japanese netsuke, carved mammoth tooth depicting a seated man with fine engraved details, signed to base

Album of antique & vintage postcards comprising of a traditionally decorated Japanese album substantially filled with world postcards, including SS Oceano

Japanese framed woodblock print Kameyamaone of the Tokaido 53 stations by Hiroshige Ando, 13.5 cm X 19 cm

Zeiss Ikon: Contax II 543/24 rangefinder camera [#F.43946], circa 1938, with Sonnar 50 mm f2 lens [#2336428]. Rare engraving on rewind knob 'for Manchoukuo' indicates that this camera was produced for the Japanese Manchoukuo puppet state that ruled Northea

Yashica: Yashicaflex S Tlr camera [#67 232], circa 1954, with Heliotar 80 mm f3.5 lens [#237797] and Copal shutter, together with metal lens cap. The first Japanese camera with built-in selenium meter.

Konica: Type 89 Moving-Image Machine-Gun Camera Mark II (a…«a¹?a¼?æ'»a‹•a†™cœYeSƒæ'¹aºŒ), circa 1933. Complete in custom metal locker with gun sight attachments, six metal film cassettes, lubricant flasks (one still full), servicing tool kit, bracket and c

Nitto Seiko: Elega-35 rangefinder camera [#14046], circa 1952, with Elega 45 mm f3.5 lens [#13422] and front lens cap. A Japanese copy of the Leica I.

Zuiho Optical Company: Honor S1 rangefinder camera [#70974], circa 1958, with Honor 50 mm f2 lens [#6262]. A Japanese copy of the Leica III.

Konica: 1993 120th-anniversary edition Hexar Gold [#EG0000003] viewfinder camera, with Hexar 35 mm f2 lens. This camera features a burnished gold finish with a 24-carat gold serial number plate affixed to the side, indicating that this particular example w

Asahi Kogaku: 1951 Asahiflex I SLR camera [#261025], with Takumar 50 mm f3.5 lens [#261025] and metal lens cap. The first Japanese 35 mm SLR. Presented to the Michael Family Camera Museum by Minoru Suzuki, the inventor of the instant return mirror.

A set of five Japanese Kutani tea bowls, late Meiji, early 20th century the set of trumpet form tea bowls decorated in Kutani palette with continuous flowering branch and bird, above a patterned border to the base, each with 'Kutani-sei' and studio mark to

A Japanese bronze cloisonne censer, late Meiji, late 19th century the globular cloisonne censer, with domed cover adorned with lion finial, elephant handles to the shoulders, decorated with a continuous figural scene in landscape, with archaic seal marks t

A pair of Japanese Imari vases, Meiji period, late 19th century the ovoid form vases with wide necks, each decorated in traditional Imari palette with underglaze mottled blue trailing foliage and overglaze birds in flight, with profuse iron red fruit, a la

A pair of Japanese bronze cloisonne vases, late Meiji, late 19th century the pair of ovoid cloisonne vases with elephant handles to the shoulders, each decorated with continuous figural scene in landscape, with archaic seal marks to the underside. Height 3

A large Japanese export two panel mirrored dragon screen, early 20th century the imposing pair of rectangular hinged panels, each with a dark wooden frame richly carved and pierced in deep relief with dragons and foliate decoration, with bone and mother-of

A Japanese bronze and brass hibachi, early 20th century of circular form, with slightly raised continuous lake and mountain figural decoration, zoomorphic side handles, upon tripod feet. Height 20.5 cm, diameter 35 cm

A Japanese mid-20Cblue grey print men's Kimono

A Japanese mid-20Cdark grey men's kimono

A late 19C-early 20C copper match safe, Japan, Figural Daruma, one of the seven Gods of Good Fortune, 6.5 x 4.2 x 1.2 cm. Provenance: The Yogi Japanese Match Safe Collection

A late 19C-early 20C brass match safe, Japan, Basket weave & flowers, 5.5 x 3.3 x 1 cm. Provenance: The Yogi Japanese Match Safe Collection

A late 19-early 20C brass 'rooster and butterfly' match safe, Japan, 4.5 x 3. x 1 cm. Provenance: The Yogi Japanese Match Safe Collection

A late 19C-early 20C brass 'frog' match safe, Japan, 5 x 2.5 x 2 cm. Provenance: The Yogi Japanese Match Safe Collection

A late 19C-early 20C brass 'frog' match safe, Japan, 5 x 2.5 x 2 cm. Provenance: The Yogi Japanese Match Safe Collection

A late 19C-early 20C brass 'frog and lotus' match safe, Japan, 6.5 x 3.8 x 1 cm. Provenance: The Yogi Japanese Match Safe Collection

A late 19C-early 20C brass 'figural' match safe, Japan, 6.5 x 3 x 1 cm. Provenance: The Yogi Japanese Match Safe Collection