Lunar New Year

A pair of Japanese porcelain bowls, circa 1980.

A set of seven imari plates, Japan circa 1880.

A 19th Century Japanese stoneware jar with an impressed name and small spout. Small chip to spout

A 19th Century Japanese pottery jar with writing and a small spout

A Japanese porcelain imari courtesan with dove, late 19th century circa 1880. Bird's tail restuck.

An unusual small woodblock of a misty scene with a boat, circa 1920.

A 19th-century map of part of Japan.

A Japanese lacquered box, late 19th century.

A Japanese signed lacquered box with a carp and some deity, circa 1880. Was $995  

A curious Japanese pine storage box with metal bracing, circa 1900.

A blue and white charger, Japan circa 1900.

A Japanese blue and white bottle vase, circa 1900.

A Taisho bronze stick vase with crab and reeds, Japan circa 1910.

A set of six Imari style plates, England circa 1870. The center of the plates is decorated with with flowers. The rim is also decorated with flower...

A pair of similar Japanese lacquered bowls, circa 1890. The larger bowl measures 3" h x 7" d, and the smaller bowl measures 2.25" h x 5.25" d.

A Meiji triptych, circa 1870. Each woodblock depicts 2 figures dressed in traditional Japanese attire. The piece is framed as a triptych, with each...

An early Edo Period fragment of a painting, Japan circa 1700, later framing. The scene depicts mountains and trees on a gilt background.

A set of four vintage Tom & Jerry coffee mugs with gilding, Japan circa 1900. Chip to one rim.

A Japanese ukiyoshi painting of Akaban Bridge, Hiroshige, 19th century.

An imari Japanese figure of a courtesan, Meiji Period circa 1880.

A 19th-century Japanese inro with ojimi bead and toggle, probably Western.

A black and red Japanese tazza, circa 1900.

A set of eight Kutani hand-painted soup bowls, Japan circa 1950. We also have matching sets of eight plates and other bowls.

A curious and amusing Japanese wood kettle hook, circa 1880 on later custom stand. These decorative organic looking hooks where meant to hold a pot...