A vintage Japanese iron lantern depicting an outdoor teahouse. Spring loaded door and built-in votive candle holder.

Age: Mid Century

Dimensions: 8 1/4" Square by 9 1/4" High excluding hanging loop.

Antique Japanese set of iron and lacquer samurai armor in the Saiga school style. Tetsu Kuro urushi nuri 2mai dou Saiga gusoku. The kabuto has special iron-cut gilt eyebrows. Unique shikoro, Oie's mempo, large tare, hollow nose. Very thick torso, armpit ribs, Bishyamonten style kote.

Age: Early Edo Period (1603-1868)

Unusual antique Japanese open top caged catch all with bottom single pull out drawer. Original hand forged hardware. Complete and original finish.

Age: Edo period (1603 - 1868) circa 1750's

Dimensions: 15 1/3" long x 8 high x 7" wide

A vintage iron Japanese garden lantern depicting a fantail Demekin goldfish (telescope goldfish). Reticulated body with removable votive candle holder at base.

Age: Mid Century

Dimensions: 12" Long by 6 1/2" High

Very rare original 18th C. Edo Polychrome Japanese Oni devil oni boxwood statue. Original mineral pigment is intact, overall condition is very good and wear consistent of age. Bone inlay, very well carved. Small shrine compartment opens with figure inside. Wrapped in a swirling water dragon. Water dragon reveals a lotus pod reliquary above the head.

Provenance: Collectors Seal Tomkinson collection #266
Kevin Page, London UK
Pvt. Zentner Family Collection... Click for details

Chinese huanghuali and rosewood dragon lidded box. Center dragon coiled out with symetrical shapes. Warm tones, quarter sawn huangjuali hardwood with rosewood floor. Overall condition is very good.

Age: 1920's

Dimensions: 19 3/4" square x 4 3/4" high

Antique Japanese wood and lacquered with gilt gold stand. Carved detail of playful fu dogs and flowering peonies. Golt gilt over dark lacquer. Hand carved, complete. Sturdy and ready to be enjoyed today.

Age: Late Edo period circa 1800's

Dimensions: 34" wide x 13" deep 14" high

A ceramic fired bowl with red clay.
The diverse peoples of Papua New Guinea maintain some of the most unusual and distinctive ceramic traditions found anywhere in the world. New Guinea ceramists gather clay in the hills or swamps surrounding their villages and form it into wares that range from superbly functional cooking and storage pots to highly esoteric sacred figures.
Old repair, overall Stable condition ready to be used and enjoyed.

Age: 20th Century... Click for details

Unusual Edo period Japanese hanging Jizai with hand carved keyaki hardwood mother whale and calf as connecting mechanism. Bamboo vertical with help rope tie off point. Original condition, complete and functioning. Rare and beautiful to see with Wale and calf. Ready to be mounted and enjoyed.

Age: Late Edo Period (1603 - 1868) circa 1770

Dimensions: 42" long (can extend longer) x 14" Jizai original where mounted above Hibachi and supported a pot for warming and... Click for details

Antique Japanese keyaki hardwood shibayama mounted wall panel. Carved of wood, lacquer,  bone, and mother of pearl. A flower display dragon vase of lacquer displaying clippings of flowering dogwood. Carefully carved with great detail. Condition is very good and ready to be enjoyed and hung to a wall. Low basket holds clipping of the loquat fruit with a butterfly flying just above. Signed two seals

Age: Meiji period (1868 - 1912)

Dimensions: 17 3/4" wide x 27 3/4" high x 1... Click for details