19th century, Japanese Imari Plate, signed in cobalt blue under the glaze. Condition: three chips to the rim (see photo) and hairline crack on the back, no repairs...

Japanese Iron Tea Pot made of cast iron, circa 18th century. The pot is stamped in several places; there is a beautiful signature on the inside of the lid and other marks appear under the spout and on the sides. Height including the handle: 7 inches. Width with the spout: 6 ¼ inches...

Antique 19th century Meiji period Japanese Kutani porcelain incense burner Koro and cover, of compressed cylindrical body, with upright handles, resting on three feet, modeled in the form of stylised elephant heads. The front side decorated with delicately hand painted coloured enamel and gold, with a cartouche depicting the Japanese goddess of mercy, Kannon Bosatsu, amongst clouds flanked by cranes, the rear decorated with a cartouche enclosing birds in a flowering garden...

Meiji period, Japanese Kutani porcelain teapot and the sugar bowl with covers, finely hand painted in gold, red, black and green with beautiful various images of butterflies in foliate scrolls. Booth Pieces hand signed on the bottom by the artist in Japanese characters.
MEASUREMENTS: Height of the tea pot: 20,5cm (8in) Width: handle to spout: 21cm (8 ½ in) Height of sugar bowl: 14,5 cm (8in) Width: handle to handle 16cm (6 ¼ in)...

Antique Imperial Japanese Edo Period (1603-1867) Sage -Jubako (Picnic set), constructed of fine wood, with an exceptional wood grain, and decorated in gold lacquer Takamaki-e, with Tokugawa family crest -mon and young pines...

Antique 19th century Japanese wood Noh Mask hand carved with the wrinkled countenance of an old man, lacquered and finely painted. The reverse with signature on the paper glued to the canvas lining.
MEASUREMENTS: Length 19cm (7 1/2in)
CONDITION: good, showing its age and usage patina.
Catalog Number: J57
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Pair of antique Japanese formal dress shoulder epaulets, heavy gold and silver bullion, decorated on the center with a silver rising sun, design badges, leather and fabric backings, and hinged polished steel attachment clips...

Antique circa 1900 Japanese porcelain Imari bowl of rounded form raised on a short turned foot decorated under glaze with blue and iron red enamels and gilded details.
MEASUREMENTS 6 1/8 inches (15.5 cm) in diameter...

Superb quality antique Japanese Imari porcelain bowl with a scalloped rim, of the Meiji Period, 19th century. The interior is decorated with three large panels representing geishas in sitting positions wearing kimonos. The panels are bordered by finely painted scrolls in iron red and cobalt blue with magnificent gold designs...

A pair of 19th century signed Japanese porcelain Imari bowls with covers. Each of rounded form decorated under glaze with blue, iron red enamels, panels of stylized bamboo and leaves on red ground and gilded.
MEASUREMENTS: 5 1/8 inches (13cm) in diameter. Height: 3 ½ inches (9cm).
CONDITION: in good condition except for one hairline crack in the interior of one bowl. No repairs or restoration...

19th century massive Japanese porcelain Imari Charger, Meiji Period. DETAILS: three fan-shaped panels with flowers amongst rocks, alternating on blue ground with quatrefoil floral motif around central floral roundel, having gilt, red and green highlights signed on the base by the impressed mark under the glaze.
MEASUREMENTS: Diameter 46,5 cm (18 ¼ in)
CONDITION: in good condition: no cracks or repairs
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19th century Japanese Imari porcelain plate painted with a rickshaw filled with colorful flowers and signed on the base by the artist.
MEASUREMENTS: Diameter: 27 cm (10 5/8 inches).
CONDITION: the plate is in good condition consisted with age and normal use, no repairs...

Superb quality Japanese Imari porcelain bowl with scalloped rim, Meiji Period, 19th century. DETAILS: The interior decorated with three large panels representing geishas in sitting positions wearing kimonos, the panels are bordered by finely painted scrolls in iron red and cobalt blue with magnificent gold designs, the exterior of the bowl is beautifully painted in cobalt blue, gold, and iron red, with floral patterns separated by three red medallions showing standing boy wearing celadon green j...

Koto period Japanese Samurai sword Wakizashi with its original wooden dark brown lacquered (saya) scabbard.
DETAILS: slightly curved blade with a visible wave temper line (Hamon); the grains in the steel are also visible, the tang of the blade with one hole (mekugi-ana) is unsigned and has a black patina, the wooden handle is covered by ray skin with a pair of Menuki, Tsuba, Fuchi Kashira and very old wrapping.
CONDITION: the blade is in an unpolished condition and in my opinion ...

This is a very rare, antique Japanese sword Wakizashi, was made around the year 1500 A.D. (1450-1550 A.D.) An outstanding, slightly curved blade with carving (horimono) has a nice wave full temper Hammon which extends into the Boshi (point area). The sword shows all the characteristics of a Mino sword. First of all it is very sharp. This is a well known characteristic of Mino blades. It has a well balanced feel and functional appearance. It looks like a fighting blade. The hamon is late mid ...