Japanese woodblock print of a winter scene with a caravan with people and a horse going up a snowy hillside, by the artist Hiroshige. Age: Mid: 20th Century - Size: 12” x 17”

Old Japanese framed woodblock print with cherry blossom trees on a bank overlooking a lake, and a bridge. It has a soiled area in the bottom margin. Age: Mid-20th Century – Size: 9” x 13 ½” (including frame 14 ½” x 19 ½”)

Chinese framed painting on silk of a man asleep in a boat with bamboo. Age: 20th Century – Size: 33” high x 28 ½” wide

Japanese framed woodblock print by Hiroshige II "One of 68 Country Scene" with a river in the foreground and two smoke stacks with huts nestled near the base of the mountains. Age: 19th century - Size: 9” x 6 ½” (17 ½” x 13 ½” with frame)

Oil Painting signed Pollack. Oil on canvas attributed to Hans Pollack (Austria, 1891 - 1968): depicting a still life with fruit on the table (minor losses to paint), dated 1963 in lower right-hand corner. Size: 12 3/8" x 16 1/4" including frame.

Old Japanese framed woven textile of the sea with sailing ships near the shore with Mt. Fuji in the background. There is a soil mark on the left side and small faded area right hand corner and very small area in the upper left- hand corner. Age: Early Showa Period 40’s-50’s. Size: 20 ½” x 21”

Small oil painting on canvas of an abstract coastal scene, signed Pollack, in a box frame with gold rim. Age: 1962 - Size: 9” x 12 ¼” wide.

This oil on canvas is of a winter scene, with shops lining a snow covered street with a gray sky and barren tree. The artist’s signature Louis Dali is in black paint in the lower left-hand corner, decorative wood frame with traces of gilt. Age: 1940-1950’s - Size: 15 ¾” high x 19” wide including frame (painting 10 ¾” x 13 ¾”) Louis Dali (1905-2001) is a listed French artist famous for his Paris street scenes. He was especially active in the 1940's and 1950's, and specialized in small street scenes in Paris. He has been awarded high honors in many exhibitions in Europe. He was well represented in European and American galleries during his lifetime. Dali's popularity as an easel painter was enhanced in the late 1970's when he was commissioned by the French government to paint his interpretation of the twelve sights of Paris. Early in his career Louis Dali studied under the masterful eye of Maurice Utrillo, one of the most famous of the Paris street painters. Utrillo's influence is evident in many Dali compositions. Louis Dali paintings became popular in the United States in the 1950s when the W.T. Burger Company (New York) purchased his paintings for the American art market.

Fine George II mirror with a walnut burl veneer frame, and a simplified scrolled top and bottom design. The mirror has a bevel border. The top scrolled section on the right side has some loss of the burl veneer on the corner and can be seen in the photo, the joinery on the top section has a slight gap, while the joinery for the bottom section is fine. Age: Late 18th/ Early 19th Century – Size: 29 ¼” high x 16” wide.

Japanese antique Imari porcelain bowl with a central medallion with a stylized kylin in an unglazed blue, surrounded by alternating panels with a figure in a row boat, and overlapping is pages of a book with seated figures and floral motif in alternating panels. The foot is a double ring with a blue glaze border, Japanese is written in black over-glaze and an old paper sticker. There is a slight crack through the bottom that is visible on the inside and on the base, but does not extend on to the sides. Age: Early to mid 19th century. Size: 3” high x 8 ½” diameter.

Set of four Japanese lacquer inlaid panels with two-dimensional “Birds of Prey” perched on flowering branches on a dark ground, surrounded by a wide reddish lacquer border with a stylized floral motif. The flower blossoms and the bird’s heads and one of the bird’s tail feathers are of bone and the feathers are of abalone, and the bird’s are perched on two-dimensional wood to resemble a branch. The fours panels reddish borders have signs of age throughout, there are no missing pieces in the inlaid work only a few scratches on the background. Age: Early Showa Period 1916-1940. Size: 44” high x 21” wide.

Japanese antique Imari bowl with central medallion with a floral motif, and panels painted with foliage and floral design. Age: 19th Century – Size: 3 ¾” high x 9 ½” diameter.