Japanese antique scroll painting of a fish. Beautifully painted and with detailed scales and underwater plants. Painted in sumi ink and light colors on paper. Two artist seals in the upper right hand side. Mounted with rich silk textile fragments from the original mounting. A magical scroll that could date from Muromachi to early Edo Age.

Age:Period

Dimensions: Scroll: 44 3/4" high x 25 1/2'" wide. Art: 12" high x 18 3/4" wide.

A rare "JET" rocking chair created by the artist Holger George Jensen and designed for Kubus. Made of Teak wood and Naugahyde, its winged armrests and chair back evokes an aerial flight. Its canoe style pontoon rocking feet with support struts gives the illusion of riding on a seaplane. Made by the Danish artist Holger Georg Jensen for Kubus.

Age: 1958

Dimensions: 28 1/4" Wide by 31" High by 33 3/4" Deep

An expressive and time-worn Indian sculpture of Ganesha, hand-carved from solid white marble. This sacred figure of the elephant-headed deity is seated in a relaxed posture with one leg folded and the other extended, holding traditional attributes in his hands. Traces of original red pigment remain visible in crevices, hinting at the sculpture’s once vibrant devotional life.

In Indian tradition, Ganesha is known as the Remover of Obstacles and the Lord of Beginnings. He is... Click for details

A serene and evocative Chinese ink-on-silk hanging scroll depicting a traditional mountainous landscape. The scene unfolds with quiet elegance: a scholar and attendant cross a gently arched bridge under an umbrella, while distant temple rooftops peek through mist-shrouded peaks. Fine brushwork captures gnarled pines, winding footpaths, and rustic architecture with masterful subtlety.
Likely created in the late Song dynasty, this piece reflects the literati tradition of poetic landscape... Click for details

An original Japanese double hinged quartered sawn keyaki hardwood tansu chest. The front lock does work (with key) to open and reveal a set of storage drawers made from kiri soft wood. Frame is lacquered with deep warm tones. Hand forged iron, all original condition.
The front is adorned with an impressive circular kanagu (ironwork) medallion, showcasing a family crest (mon) motif in high relief, surrounded by elegant forged iron strap hinges and corner fittings. The deep patina of the... Click for details

Japanese lacquered Edo period jingasa (war hat), crafted in lightweight lacquered material with a distinctive textured surface, designed for both utility and visual impact. This example features a minimalist yet bold gold circular mon (family crest) at the top edge – a mark of identity and status among the samurai class.
The surface exhibits a beautifully aged craquelure pattern in the lacquer, giving the piece a rich, tactile quality. Mounted on a custom display stand, it presents as... Click for details

Japanese antique scroll painting of a dragon in storm clouds. Symbolic of strength, power and transformation a dragon can also represent nobility and wisdom. Painted in sumi-e ink on paper and signed by the artist.

Age: Edo Period (1603-1868)

Dimensions: Scroll: 73" high x 25 1/2" wide. Artwork: 49" high x 18 3/4" wide

Antique Japanese hanging scroll painting rendered in sumi ink on paper, featuring a detailed and atmospheric mountain landscape. Tall, jagged peaks fade into the misty distance, while winding paths, pine trees, and distant figures draw the viewer deeper into the tranquil natural world depicted. The artist skillfully captures both the bold structure of the mountains and the delicate presence of trees and human figures, using traditional brush techniques associated with Japanese landscape... Click for details

An original antique Korean celadon vase dating from the Goryeo dynasty. The legant piece has a soft green glaze for which Koryo celadon is renowned, with a naturally formed crackle (crazing) throughout the surface, adding to its depth and beauty.
The form is gently rounded with a slightly flared neck, emphasizing the refined silhouette of early Korean ceramic artistry. A notable feature is the traditional kintsugi repair on the lip—a testament to the historic appreciation of flaws as... Click for details

Japanese 4-panel screen painting of scene of a pond or stream with ducks swimming along the edge of a pond or stream. Tall grasses and rocks rise from the water. Painted in mineral colors on gold leaf ground.

Age: Showa Period (circa late 1940's)

Dimensions: 34 1/4" high x 60" long