A Japanese hippo ivory okimono of man with a walking stick, Meiji period (1868-1912), H 13 cm - 147g (base included), added a Taisho period (1912-...
Two lacquer panels with Shibayama inlay, Meiji period (1868-1912), both 47x32 cm / 46x30 cmInlaid with bone and mother of pearl, both depicting me...
A SATSUMA 'BUTTERFLIES' BOWL AND A SATSUMA LANDSCAPE DISH Meiji period, 19th century The bowl decorated in polychrome enamels and gilt with dense ...
A GROUP OF ARITA WARES Edo Period, early 18th century to Meiji period Comprising: an Arita square tokkuri depicting a mountain landscape; a 'prunu...
A PAIR OF BRONZE FIGURES Japan Meiji period, signed Genryusai Seiya One figure with a monkey clambering over her back, the other carrying a kettle...
A TOKYO SCHOOL BRONZE GROUP OF A MOTHER AND CHILD Meiji period, by Yamazaki Choun The woman wearing a kimono bending over to aid her child walking...
A BRONZE OKIMONO OF A KESTREL Meiji period Cast in two separate sections, the detachable bird perched on a naturalistic trunk base, the eyes inlai...
A PAIR OF INLAID BRONZE VASES Nogawa company mark, Meiji period Each of baluster form, worked in flat inlay of gold, copper and silver depicting a...
A LARGE JAPANESE BRONZE BASKET Meiji Period Cast in the form of an openwork wicker basket with three loop handles, resting upon the back of an und...
A SILVER FILIGREE AND SHIBAYAMA STYLE VASE AND COVER Signed Shigemasa, Meiji period Of bombé form, the silver body inlaid in various coloured enam...
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