Japan Edo Lacquer

This fine and rare Japanese Edo period display cabinet, sho-dana, is of typical form with staggered

This fine and rare Japanese Edo period red lacquered okimono table has a square top inlaid mother

An early 19th century lacquered turtle with its young on its back, the shell lifting off to reveal

A superb late 17th century Edo period Japanese lacquered cabinet; the doors decorated with a

Four leaf screen in lacquer from Japan, circa 1900, Meiji period. Screen with four leaves in

Japanese Edo period lacquer storage box or “karabitsu” enriched with engraved bronze mounts. The

A lacquered wood Japanese shrine, circa 1800. Just under six feet tall, the shrine has two large

The rectangular top with rounded corners depicting trailing hyacinth vines in takamaki-e lacquer

A sumptuous suit of armor made for a Samurai warrior of Edo Period Japan, its lacquer and silk

2 part Lacquered Tansu, from Japan 19th Century

This extremely fine Japanese Edo Period lacquered serving stand (takatsuki) is constructed with a

An uncommon antique Japanese “hakko bako” lacquer box with lid dating from the mid-19th century

Japanese Edo period, 19th century, black lacquered Jikiro or lidded presentation container for

Early 19th century Japanese storage chest executed in black and gold lacquer with finely chased

Literature: “The Charles A Greenfield collection of Japanese lacquer”, Eskenazi Ltd., London: 1990, cat. 19

Circa mid-19th century Japanese lacquer inro with spherical ojime and round Zitan or rosewood

The small square box in gold maki-e lacquer. The lid decorated in "takamaki-e" with two

'Hammamatsu' (Pines by a Beach) Japanese six-fold screen in ink, colors, gold and gofun on paper

The rectangular lacquer box has rounded edges. The exterior depicts scrolling vines interspersed

Japan Early 19th century, Edo Period Lacquer Dimensions: Height : 29.5 cm Width : 23.5

19th century Japanese Edo period tea caddy; rare to find with the original stopper. He "katatsuki

Samurai warrior ornamental helmet called "Kabuto" in Japan. This Kabuto was made in the late Edo

The body consists of two main large plates layered with smaller lacquered plates and tied with blue

outside. The two perfectly matching and extrordinarily Fine gold lacquer lids are decorated with the