A 19th century Japanese ship's safe box, red lacquered wood with fancy decorative ebonised metal fittings and top handle, the single door enclosing five drawers, two with locks. With key. 32 x 42.5 x 38 cm.
An old Japanese carved ivory netsuke of Daruma, finely carved in seated pose reading a book, his right hand raised to his cheek. Signed with two-character marks to the base. Height 4.1 cm. Note: Daruma was reputedly a 6th century Indian monk who is credite
Shakudo button hole stud; modelled as a Japanese character, mounted in silver, copper, bronze and low carat gold, length 23 mm, total gross weight approximately 6 grams.; accompanied by a fitted box.
Meiji period Japanese Izumo Jakazan green glazed two handled vase & stand, waisted shape with traditional silver overlaid dragon decoration, beaded scroll handles on hardwood stand, 24 cm high
Japanese Meiji period Kyo-Satsuma coffee set, decorated with chrysanthemums, comprising, coffee pot, lidded milk jug and two handled sugar bowl, 6 cups and 6 saucers, signed with gilt makers mark on red.
Japanese Meiji period shagreen cased travelling knife & Chopstick set, the case with scroll decorated brass mounts, knife with green stained ivory handle, c1900-1910
Unusual Japanese copper jewellery box, of rectangular form with a hinged cover, decorated in high relief with cherubs, acanthus and c-scroll borders, with wooden lining, 6.5 cm x 16 cm x 10 cm
A large Japanese Koransha porcelain vase, Meiji period, of baluster form decorated in enamels with cranes and young pine trees, with brocade design borders, iron red Koransha mark to base, height 40.5 cm, diameter 20 cm,
Japanese Daisho pair of swords in mounts, 20th century, Katana and matching Wakizashi blades with quality Koshirae mounts, the Katana with a Shobu-Zukuri configuration with carved Horimono of the Buddhist god of fire and anger, Fudou-Myou and sanskrit char
A Japanese cloisonne vase, 20th century, in the manner of Ando Jubei, of squat ovoid form with a design of flowering prunus on a red ground, silvered rim and foot rim, height 22 cm, diameter 30 cm
A pair of Meissen yellow ground plates from the 'Yellow Hunting' service, circa 1730, painted to the centre in a chrysanthemum shaped reserve with a phoenix and flower sprays in the Kakiemon style, the rim with three quatrefoil reserves painted with flower
Japanese iron Sukashi tsuba, Shakudo Hitsuhina quality detail workmanship from Edo period rope curtain design fitted at least twice 84 mm in fitted wooden box
Japanese Satsuma tea caddy, lidded jar with hand painted windows depicting immortals amongst mountain scene to one side and dancing samurai and ladies to other, date mark to base, height 17 cm
Japanese Satsuma jewellery casket, spherical footed form profusely decorated with female figures manufacture and artist script to base, height 5 cm, diameter 12 cm
A Japanese gold brocade obi, early 20th century, displaying forest scenes with rolling clouds at the horizon in bronze, gold and green thread, backed with cream silk, 31 x 420 cm
A collection of Asian works of Art, comprising two Japanese black lacquer covered bowls, an unusual Yixing teapot, a jade archaistic axe, a soapstone archaistic blade, a figure of a turtle, an archer's ring, and three Chinese calligraphy brushes and a cora
A collection of Japanese objets d'art, 19th century/early 20th century, comprising a petite jewel casket, a damascene style cigarette case, a painted monkey inro, the other featuring mice in relief, together with a brass match strike compass and a small wh
A Japanese lantern clock, circa 1860, together with a copy of 'Japanese Clocks' by N.H.N Moody, a 30 hour bell strike clock with a fancy engraved brass and silvered dial with Japanese numerals upon a brass plate and housed in a wood case, double foliate es
A Japanese cloisonne vase, Meiji period, decorated with birds in flight and perched on a branch of a blossoming tree between formal borders around the base, neck and galleried mouth rim, wood stand, 18.3 cm high
A tribal dagger, carved cassowary bone with inscription 'We Wekio'; together with a bamboo arrowhead, (2 items), collected by John Lean Pender, an Australian ex-pat living in New Guinea in the 1930s and 40s who returned to Australia in 1942 upon the Japane
Two tribal masks, carved wood and fibre with remains of earth pigment decoration, Papua New Guinea origin, collected by John Lean Pender, an Australian ex-pat living in New Guinea in the 1930s and 40s who returned to Australia in 1942 upon the Japanese inv
Ancestral spirit figure, carved wood, shell, natural earth pigments and fibre, Papua New Guinea origin, collected by John Lean Pender, an Australian ex-pat living in New Guinea in the 1930s and 40s who returned to Australia in 1942 upon the Japanese invasi
Rare Japanese Meiji period cloisonne enamel vesta case, by Namikawa Yasayuki, signed Kyoto Namikawa under cover), of elliptical form, decorated with foliate frieze on a turquoise ground, between stylised black and green floral borders, with gilt hinged cov
Exceptional Japanese Meiji period ivory and lacquered okimono, beautifully depicting a standing geisha holding a fan in one hand, with ivory head, hands and feet, her wooden robes with gilt and lacquer decoration, with mother of pearl accents, with gilt tw
Stunning Japanese Meiji period bronze lidded urn, by Nogawa, the slightly domed cover set with large finial in the form of a samurai warrior brandishing a naginata, set above a quatrefoil form body, each decorated with a panel in relief depicting a monkey,
Wonderful Japanese Meiji period figure, depicting a scholar reading a scroll, with top knot and expressive expression on face, wearing a well decorated robe, displaying peony and phoenix mons in rich tones of red, blue, green and gilt, a/f, height 39 cm
Japanese bronze twin handled vase, of squat baluster form, cold painted in a mottled rouge marble effect finish, set with bands of taotie motifs and looped handles, height 24 cm
Original Japanese woodblock print, depicting two figures in an indoor setting, with two swords, in tones of purple, green, orange and red, with inscription, 36.5 cm x 24.5 cm
Large Japanese Meiji period lacquer panel, of circular form, decorated with two flying cranes, in tones of grey, green and red, with gilt accents, signed Reisen saku centre right, diameter 60 cm
A rare 1920s Japanese Kendo mask, made from cane and leather, with metal stand. The cane is in good vintage condition with a beautiful patina to the leather. Kendo is a Japanese martial Art descending from swordsmanship that uses bamboo swords and protecti
A rare 1920s Japanese Kendo mask, made from cane and leather, with metal stand. The cane is in good vintage condition with a beautiful patina to the leather. Kendo is a Japanese martial Art descending from swordsmanship that uses bamboo swords and protecti
A pair of 18th century Japanese Edo period painted screens, attributed to Hanabusa Itch?. Each with six panels depicting kabuki actors. Some wear consistent with age including fading and some surface losses. Pale blue decorative pattern to the reverse. Sig
Various metal items, includes silver plated medal, signed 'Alf Mauquoy'; pair of 'Leus' nutcrackers; rique Japanese girl ashtray; repousse brass box decorated with nude youth, signed 'M. Fries'; 1930s sailor girl figure.
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 expo
Japanese Satsuma elephant form koro, heavily gilded caparisoned elephant supporting censor on back. Signed. Koro cover missing. Height 24 cm, length 26 cm
Japanese Meiji period Inro, of lacquer construction with gilt decoration of bird among foliage and rocky outcrop. Suspension cord with Ojimi bead, height 3.2 cm
A Japanese blue and white Arita charger, Aoki Brothers Company, Meiji period, the scallop edged charger underglaze decorated with successive lattice diaper and scroll pattern borders interspersed with bold floral reserves, enclosing a circular arrangement
Rare Komai Otojiro Meiji period Japanese snuff box, damascene rectangular shape box decorated with genuine gold figures on the boat with island scene and silver mount Fuji at the distance against matte black ground, nine character seal mark to base for Kom
19th century Japanese cloisonne lidded bowl, decorated with pink and white flowers, butterflies against shimmering blue ground, raised on three feet (chip to lid)
A large Japanese porcelain covered vase, Meiji period (1868-1912), the domed cover mounted with a figure of a guardian lion, on the reeded ovoid body, decorated in the Imari palette with reserves of houses amidst foliage, an indistinct underglaze blue mark
Japanese Meiji period Imari charger, hand painted with floral decoration and diaper patterns in shaped bands and with scattered floral mons and a circular panel with a vase spilling forth a profusion of flowers, 46 cm diameter
A decorative Japanese brush pot, with an andromorphic monkey wearing a robe standing in front of the cylindrical pot with two small monkeys modeled in high relief, 28 cm height
A Japanese Sumidagawa lidded jar, the lid with a seated arhat rendered in high relief. The jar decorated with an arhat receiving offerings, Sumidagawa was made for export to the West and is usually heavy and covered with figures in relief. This distinct ty
Japanese Meiji period Kutani vase, the front panel painted with warriors in a mountainous landscape, the back panel with exotic birds in a flowering garden, 31 cm height
A Japanese Meiji period Satsuma vase by Kinkozan, baluster form, the body painted with opposing panels emblematic of spring and autumn, one side with male and female mandarin ducks beside a river, the other side with two hens beneath a flowering tree reser
A Japanese gilt bronze figure of Kannon Buddha, Modeled standing on a double lotus plinth holding a lotus flower in one hand. With detachable gilt mandorla and original box, 36 cm height