A small and intimate literati landscape by Uragami Gyokudo (1745-1820), perhaps Japan's most revered Edo period landscape artist. Painted on paper with ink the work is in very good condition although the seal is faint. It has been very recently and tastefully re-mounted. The image measures 5.5'' by 8.25'' (14 by 21 cm). The scroll measures 46'' by 11'' (117 by 28 cm).

An immaculate image of a peacock by the revolutionary founder of the Maruyama- Shijio school, Maruyama Okyo (1733-1795). Contrasting linear and boneless brushwork, utilizing brilliant colors and adhering to a proper relationship between fore and background it is a classical work by the master. Painted on silk with ink, color and gold the work is in fair condition. It will require restoration. Please contact me in regards to this. The image measures 48'' by 23'' (121 by 57 cm)...

Chinese export tibetan silver plated bracelet with three carnelian stones, very well made and detailed. possibly late 19th to early 20th century, 7.25" X 0.85", mark on the back. CONDITION: Good and functional, no damage.

As is Federal mantel from a Virginia estate. I have not remade the moldings and restored this project. Ask for dimensions.

An attractive set of 5 plates made in the Seto style of pottery during the Meiji period (1868-1912).

The first Seto kilns were established in the 13th century. In the 16th century, most of them moved to the Mino province (current Aichi and Gifu prefectures)...

An earlier 19th century work by the Maruyama-shijo school painter Matsumura Keibun (1779-1843). Frogs are a somewhat rare yet traditional subject matter in Japanese art. Haiku and waka poets since the Heian period have referred to the frog and it is usually accompanied by a rain shower, as is the case in this painting by Keibun. Painted on paper with ink and touches of color the work is in reasonable condition. Some light marks and earlier restorations are visible...

A wonderful set of 5 small plates made during the Meiji period (1868-1912) in the Satsuma style of pottery.

Satsuma porcelain is a more than four hundred year old tradition. Like many others in Japan, it was born at the end of the 16th century, after Japanese warlords came back from Korea with Korean potters and their techniques to be used to make ware, especially tea ceremony ware, for their private use...

Japanese Edo period woodblock print depicting “Chiba Saburôhei Mitsutada Holding Spear, Helmet, and Cape” from the series “Stories of the Faithful Samurai.” The print is signed at the lower right "Ichiyusai Kuniyoshi ga" (1797-1861). The red Yoshi Kiri seal is beneath the signature. The series, published by Ebiya Rinnosuke in 1847-1848, features each of the historical forty-seven ronin (masterless samurai) who avenged the death of their lord in 18th century Japan...

A very large museum quality blue cobalt Martaban Jar. It is very, very rare to find this type of jar in cobalt blue, especially in this size and condition. Martaban jars were originally made in China used for storage of food for trading ships. They were eventually traded to the natives in Southeast Asia, mainly Borneo, and were highly prized. The center of the vase has a relief of a dragon chasing the evasive flaming pearl. Size: H. 92.8cm. W. 46cm...

We proudly offer for purchase this exceptional DUGAN WHITE Antique Carnival Glass "DOUBLE STEM ROSE" Deep Plate. The deep plate has the dome foot which excludes this particular shape from the normally accepted 2" height. The Deep Plate stands 3" and all of the Dugan Dome Footed Plates we have ever seen in this pattern are all between 2 1/2" and 3" and no more and the edges must not be turned up toward the ceiling (but the plate will have a some sloping upward due to the deep plate form...

We offer for purchase this beautiful Antique/Vintage Fenton Carnival Glass ELECTRIC Cobalt Blue Standard Rustic Vase. Standing 10 1/8" tall and 3 1/4" across the base. This item has a wonderful and very colorful finish both inside and out...

We proudly offer for purchase one of the most puzzling Antique/Vintage Fenton Carnival Glass RED with hints of Violet Open Edge Bowls. This item seems to be a very Dark Brick Red Glass with an Electric Blue Finish and just the smallest hints of Violet to the glass. This item will defy a definite description from 100 different people. Some will swear it is Absolutely Brick RED and some will say it is possibly Red with Fiery Amethyst undertones and an Electric finish...

We very proudly offer for purchase one of the FINEST investment quality Antique/Vintage Northwood Carnival Glass ELECTRIC PURPLE Strawberry Deep Plate with Basket-weave back. This item is marked with Northwood's underlined capital N in a circle...

19th century boxwood netsuke of Roshi (Lao Tse) - the founder of Taoism - holding a huge pile of peony flowers in his lap while seated on the back of an ox...

19th century agate netsuke simply carved in a shape of a peach. Beautiful stone with delicate white turning peach color, elegant design, wonderful patina, old smoothed chip on the back of the tip of the fruit. Great piece for a collection of netsuke materials. Height 1 15/16 inches.