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Japanese KIMONO Panel Edo
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Pre 1837 VR item# 560193
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Mellott, Richard Antiques
415-924-7182
$225.00
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Offered here is a very fine panel from a late Edo period, ca. 1820-30, KIMONO. The ground fabric is white linen and the embroidery is all silk and gold-wrapped threads. The kimono was a katabira, worn by wealthy women during the hot summer months. The panel is 13 inches in width (selvage to selvage) and 31 inches in length. The overall condition is good. There are no tears or repairs, but there are a few old stains. The silk embroidered areas are strong and the colors are still vibrant. T ...click for details
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Japanese FUKUSA Silk 19TH C.
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Pre 1900 item# 558257
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Mellott, Richard Antiques
415-924-7182
$275
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Offered here is a Japanese, 19th Century (Meiji period), crepe (chirimen) silk FUKUSA. The bright red ground is decorated with a hand-drawn, resist and painted design symbolizing a wish for longevity. The piece is lined with matching red crepe silk and has a stitched, gray, double-thread frame, surrounding the scene on the front. It measures 14 X 17 1/4 inches. It is in excellent condition, with only one small stain on the verso which does not penetrate to the front. The brush drawing of th ...click for details
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Japanese, COTTON, HANGING, 19th Cen
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Pre 1900 item# 331288 (stock#T-)
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Mellott, Richard Antiques
415-924-7182
$1050
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Offered here is a rare Japanese hanging. It was probably made during early Meiji period (ca. 1860) in the town of Sakai, near present day Osaka. Cotton futon covers, hangings and panels decorated with foreign inspired designs had became an important product of the dye shops in Sakai during the Edo period, when large numbers of fine quality pieces were made (called Sakai Sarasa). During the subsequent Meiji period these same Sakai craftsmen continued to favor Western style designs, but the des ...click for details
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Japanese Taisho Silk Kasuri Padded Jacket
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Pre 1920 item# 331190 (stock#T-)
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Mellott, Richard Antiques
415-924-7182
$90
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Offered here is a Japanese garment that was made during the first two decades of the 20th century (Taisho era) to be worn by a woman under a kimono during the winter to add a layer of warmth...The outer fabric of the garment is a beautiful silk, with a kasuri (ikat) pattern in white, two shades of light blue, on a dark blue ground. The lining of the garment is an indigo-dyed blue cotton. Between the outer and inner layer is a thin lining, probably cotton or floss silk. The collar is made of b ...click for details
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Japanese, Kasuri, Futon Cover with Tachibana, 19th Cen
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Pre 1900 item# 331185 (stock#T-)
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Mellott, Richard Antiques
415-924-7182
$450
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Offered here is a 19th century, Japanese, cotton, FUTON COVER with e-kasuri (ikat) designs of Tachibana plants repeated on each panel.....The cover is complete, having four vertical panels sewn together side to side forming a rectangle that is 66 X 53 1/2 inches....In addition, the former owner had a modern indigo-dyed cotton border sewn on all four sides of the cover. It has a space within the top border where a rod can be inserted for hanging...The cover is in near perfect condition, having ...click for details
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Japanese, Folk art, FUROSHIKI, 19th Cen
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Pre 1910 item# 312494 (stock#T-004)
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Mellott, Richard Antiques
415-924-7182
$290
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Offered here is a large 100% cotton Japanese Wrapping Cloth (furoshiki in Japanese) made during the Meiji era, late 19th or early 20th C....It is made of four panels of cotton sewn together vertically by hand to form a large single piece that measures 53 X 55 inches....It has a rice paste resist desgin of a family crest (Tachibana) in the center on a green ground and a brown corner that is delineated by a resist design of bamboo...The green color was made by combining indigo (blue) and kihada (y ...click for details
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Japanese, Okinawan, Textile, Bingata, Edo
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Pre 1900 item# 311325 (stock#T-001)
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Mellott, Richard Antiques
415-924-7182
$750.00
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Offered here is a long panel (L. 36 inches X W: 14 inches; selvage to selvage) of rare Japanese fabric made on the island of Okinawa during the Edo period, ca. early 19th century....This type of fabric is called BINGATA and is a paste-resist multicolor stencil-patterned cloth used for making kimono...This piece probably was originally part of the back panel of a kimono...The cloth is 100% homespun cotton of a rather heavy weight...It is in very good condition with no holes, tears, repairs or sta ...click for details
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