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JPW1031 - Framed large scale painting from
the Momoyama period (1573-1615)
Ink, colour and gold leaf on paper c1580. H 185cm
x W 130cm
POA
JS65 - Japanese small 2
panel screen of geese and grasses, signed IMAO KEINEN.
Ink on silk. H 39.5cm x W 188cm
POA
Imao Keinen (1845-1924) was born in
Kyoto and studied ukiyo-e painting with Umegata Tokyo and other
Japanese styles with Suzuki Hyakunen. From 1880 he taught as a
professor at the Kyoto Prefecture School of Painting. He
became a member of the Art Committe of the Imperial Household in
1904 and in 1919 became a member of The Imperial Art Academy.
Keinen was an important Japanese style painter specialising in
Kacho-ga (Flower and bird prints) with very realistic
detail.
 
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BUW1007 - Fine quality gilt statue of
Amidha Buddha on an elaborate lotus flower stand. Deep carved with
gilded halo of
Buddhist cloud motif and inset glass beads, Late
Edo period c1800. H 58cm x W 26cm x D 26cm (at base)
POA
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BW1048 - Japanese cloisonné vase signed by
artist ANDO. C20th.
Enamel on metal. H 25cm x Diameter 20cm (at
widest point)
POA
Cloisonné is a technique for decorating metalwork
objects. In recent centuries artists have been using vitreous
enamel however in the past inlays of cut gemstones, glass, and
other materials have been used. NB: This vase is in perfect
condition. Some reflections are present in images due to lighting
techniques used.
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BW1043 - Japanese bronze lantern dated
1594, Momoyama Period.
H 51cm x Diameter 45cm (at widest point)
POA
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BW1049 - Japanese cloisonné vase signed by
artist ANDO. C20th.
Enamel on metal. H 25.5cm x Diameter 24cm (at
widest point)
POA
Cloisonné is a technique for
decorating metalwork objects. In recent centuries artists
have been using vitreous enamel however in the past inlays of cut
gemstones, glass, and other materials have been used. NB: This vase
is in perfect condition. Some reflections are present in images due
to lighting techniques used.
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images on request
BUW1006 - Standing Kannon Buddha, with
original signed box.
H 58cm x Diameter 25cm (at base)
POA
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JSW69 - Japanese 2 panel lacquer screen of
5 Koi Carp swimming, signed.
Lacquer and eggshell c1950's. H 138cm x W
137cm
POA
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BW1051 - Japanese cloisonné
vase signed by artist ANDO. C20th.
Enamel on metal. H 22cm x Diameter
19cm (at widest point).
POA
Cloisonné is a technique for
decorating metalwork objects. In recent centuries artists
have been using vitreous enamel however in the past inlays of
cut gemstones, glass, and other materials have been used. NB:
This vase is in perfect condition. Some reflections are present in
images due to lighting techniques used.
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images on request
 
BUW1009 - Japanese personal Buddhist
temple case for travelling (ZVSHI) with 15 different carvings of
buddha and a buddhist guardian.
Wood with gold leaf. H 16.5cm x W 16cm x D
11cm
POA
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LW1060 (RC5)
- Japanese plum blossom and birds maki-e lacquer incense
container. Late Edo Period c1850, with original box
Exquisite quality,
design and condition. A collectors piece.
Maki-e
lacquer exterior design
with a nashiji speckled gold inside. H 3.5cm x L 10.5 cm x W 8.5
cm
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request
JS29 - Study
of an Okinawan mother and child. Signed MATSUMURA BAISO
(1884-1935)
Study of an Okinawan mother and child - Early
C20th - Taisho period. W 190cm x H
176cm
Taisho painting Click for more information on artist and 1930's
Japanese painting
Reference: Taisho
Chic Art Gallery of
NSW 2008
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BW1008 - Japanese bronze vase with inlaid
gold and silver motifs of flying geese and reeds.
Signed Kana Zawa Dou Ki Kai Sya. Meiji
Period.
H 44cm x 20cm diameter
(at mouth opening)
POA
RC6
Muromachi period - C16th
Buddhist scroll
mounted on brocade with quality incised and
gilded scroll mounts
KK 3 Japanese kuruma
dansu
A very fine example of a
karumadansu -
zelkova and
hinoke (cypress)
woods with a urushi lacquer
finish. Beautiful deep patina and colour from Tsuruga
area.
Genroku period, 300 years old
102 x 146 x 77.5
cm 3' 4" x
5" x 2' 6"
H x W x
D
RC8
Pair of carved ranma
- Japanese architectural features - ventilation
panels from a temple or shrine. These exquisitely carved frieze,
coloured with colour pigment are excellent examples of their
kind.
RC10
Japanese statue of the goddess
Benten riding a
Shinto fox with a gilt sceptremounted on a box typical in
design for temple and shrine furnishing
design
Japanese polychrome on wood statues of Ebisu
and Daikoku, circa 1800
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