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NICE JAPANESE YEN, MEIJI YR.19 (1886), ALMOST UNCIRCULATED COND. |
Origin: JAPAN
Period: 1886 (MEIJI YR. 19)
Price: $295 + shipping/handling
Stock Number: 6020
Description: JAPANESE YEN, MEIJI YR.19 (1886), ALMOST UNCIRCULATED CONDITION. Composition: Silver .900 fine Weight: 26.9 grams Dimensions: 38.6 mm A fine Mid-Meiji Japanese Yen with full mint-luster, lightly frosted devices and proof-like surfaces. Proof-like surfaces ares the mirror-like finishes that appear on both sides of this coin. Along with the frosted devices, a nice contrast is created ... |
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Exquisite (Pair) Satsuma Plates, by Ryokuzan, ca.1900 |
Origin: Japan
Period: ca.1900
Price: $1,295 + shipping/handling
Stock Number: 4010
Description: An exquisite pair of matched Satsuma plates by Ryokuzan, ca.1900. Dimensions are 7-1/4" diameter (each). Each plate is masterfully painted in rich enamels and gold gilding. The scenes depicts a family elegantly dressed in finely detailed kimonos, (the bijin in the background may be of another household), sitting by a lake on a warm autumn day. The rim is decorated with an elaborate gilded ... |
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Large Japanese Bronze Mirror (Kagame), Late Edo / Early Meiji Period, ca.1850-80 |
Origin: Japan
Period: ca.1850-80
Price: $295 + shipping/handling
Stock Number: 2220
Description: A large Japanese bronze mirror (kagame), late Edo to early Meiji Period, ca.1850-80. Diameter is 9.25" diameter. Before mirrored glass was widely available, highly polished metals, (in this case bronze), was used to create hand mirrors. Often the mirrors would be decorated with beautiful designs in raised relief. Mirrors were customarily given as wedding gifts. This is a very large and ... |
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Rare Japanese "Porcelain" Cloisonne Vase,c.1850 |
Origin: Japan
Period: ca.1860
Price: $895 + shipping/handling
Stock Number: 2070
Description: A rare Japanese "porcelain" cloisonne vase, ca. 1850. Tsukamoto Kaisuke (1828-1867), was credited for this special, albeit, short-live innovation. Kaisuke was the most important student of Kaji Tsunekichi, (1803-1883), who is credited as the founder of the rennaisance of Japanese cloisonne. Dimensions are 4 1/2" tall, 4" diameter (widest). Unlike most cloisonne forms that involves copper, silver ... |
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Fine Kutani Covered Bowl "8 Views of Omi," by Hashimoto, ca.1890 |
Origin: Japan
Period: ca.1890, Meiji
Price: $450 + shipping/handling
Stock Number: 1790
Description: A fine Kutani covered porcelain bowl depicting the "Eight Views of Omi," Omi Hakkei-no Uchi, ca.1890. Dimensions are 6" diameter, and 4" tall. From the quality evident of this covered bowl, it was most likely a specially commissioned piece. The signature on the base reads "KUTANI HASHIMOTO SEI," KUTANI HASHIMOTO MADE. The bowl is painted in classic Kutani style and palette and decorated with the ... |
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Shinshinto Katana/Tachi, Bisau Osafune Ju Sukeharu, ca.1781-1876 |
Origin: Japan
Period: ca.1781-1876
Price: $8,750.00 USD
Stock Number: 1690
Description: Shinshinto Katana/Tachi (ca. 1781-1868); Signed: Bisau Osafune Ju Sukeharu; 28-9/16" blade length; A very fine and a very long, fully mounted Shinshinto katana, signed Bisau Osafune Ju Sukeharu. The hacho (tip of kissake to munemachi) is an impressive 28-9/16" (74 cm) long. The sugata is shinogi-zukuri katana/tachi. The sori is a deep zori. The boshi is kaeri-fukai. The hamon is a ko-choji ... |
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Rare Samurai Chainmail Vest, ca.1800 |
Origin: Japan
Period: ca.1800
Price: $1,500.00 + shipping/handling
Stock Number: 340895
Description: Origin: Japan, Dimensions: (vest spread open) 38" wide, 25" long; (vest as worn) approx. 20" , 21" wide; A very rare Japanese Chainmail vest, ca.1800. Worn by samurai, under their clothes, while on patrol or firefighting. Similar vests were worn by the 47 Ronin during their attach on Lord Kira's mansion in 1703. This piece is rarer than the kusari-zukin, stock #18010, that I had listed ... |
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Fine Chikanobu Triptych "Ocean Viewing", c.1880 |
Origin: Japan
Period: ca. 1870s/80s, Meiji Period
Price: "Sold" Thank You!
Stock Number: 330043
Description: Origin: Japanese, Artist: Toyohara Chikanobu, (fl.1838-1912), Title: Ocean Viewing Fisherman Throwing Nets, Dimensions/Type: 14-1/2" tall, 9-3/4" wide (each panel)/ Triptych; A very fine, Totyohara Chikanobu Tryptich, "Ocean Viewing of Fisherman Throwing Nets," ca.1870s/80s, Meiji Period. Born in Niigata Prefecture as Hashimoto Tadayoshi, Chikanobu was trained in Kano School painting, and ... |
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Fine Chikanobu Triptych "King Gusan", c.1880 |
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Period: ca. 1870s/80s, Meiji Period
Price: "SOLD" Thank You!
Stock Number: 329995
Description: Origin: Japanese, Artist: Toyohara Chikanobu, (fl.1838-1912), Title: King Gusan Visiting Sensogi Temple, Dimensions/Type: 14-1/2" tall, 9-3/4" wide (each panel)/ Tritych; A very fine, earlier Totyohara Chikanobu Triptych, "King Gusan Visiting Senogi Temple," ca.1870s/80s Meiji Period. Born in Niigata Prefecture as Hashimoto Tadayoshi, Chikanobu was trained in Kano School painting, and ... |
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RARE! (MATED) TSUBA / FUCHI / KASHIRA SET WITH (MATCHED) MENUKI, ca. 16th c. - Early19th c. |
Origin: Japan
Period: ca. Late18th c./ Early 19th c. (Tsuba/Fuchi/Kashira); 16th c. (Menuki)
Price: P.O.R.
Stock Number: 328639
Description: A rare original mated tsuba / fuchi / kashira set with matched menuki Japanese sword fittings. Dimensions:(Tsuba) 2-3/4" long,2-11/16" wide; (Koshira) 1-3/8" long, 3/4" wide; (Fuchi) 1-3/8" long, 3/4" wide, 9/16" deep; (Menuki) 1-5/8" long, 5/8" wide; All the pieces were purchased together. This complete set is comprised of a ...
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