Japanese Lacquer, Bone and "Root" Wood Screen Meiji Period

A Japanese export lacquer cabinet, After Nagasaki late 19th century decorated throughout with foliate, bird and geometric motifs and painted mother of...

Three Antique Japanese Works of Art An oribe "morikage" (for the display of seasonal fruits), classic green drip glaze with spontaneous ink pain...

A Satsuma Koro and cover by Yabu Meizan, Osaka, 1853-1934, delicately painted with various scenes of children playing, the top with lion finial, raised on...

An antique Chinese hongmu (rosewood) incense stand with apron spandrels that are detailed in pierced relief carvings of Celestial Dragons. The four cabr...

A dramatic and beautifully timeworn Japanese Wood Sculpture in vaguely anthropomorphic form balanced on five points and fashioned from a particula...

This is an attractive antique display stand made from old wood from the Taisho era. This stand has been used in Japan to display Bonsai. The surface is finished with lacquer. It is made with a particularly rare burl grain, and the patterns created by the natural burl that occurs during the tree's growth process give it a sense of vitality that cannot be expressed artificially. This unique beauty is highly valued in furniture and crafts. This display stand can be used not only as a decorative stand, flower stand, or Bonsai stand...

Beautiful tsuitate (single-panel screen) in lacquered wood, enriched by two paintings made on a gold leaf background. One side depicts a natural landscape with a bird perched on a b...

An extremely fine and important Japanese lacquer cabinet with gilt-copper mounts for the European market Edo period, late 17th century The pictorial style decorated rectangular...