Mikami Yokodo Japanese Lacquered Jubako

Mikami Yokodo (1878-1939) Japanese Lacquered Jubako Stacking Box 20''x11.5''. A five stack maki-e lacquered box with two covers and stand. Spiraling flower motifs with interior ikebana scenes on lids.

Fine Japanese Lacquered Jubako Stacking Box in Case 23.5''x12''x11''. Five part stacking red lacquered food box with silver and gold maki-e lacquer. Pine tree motifs with various symbols. Interior of

East Asia, Japan, Meiji era, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful vintage stacking jubako (bento) container with three separate boxes, a lid, and tray - all made from wood with Negoro lacquer. The c

A JAPANESE LACQUERED SAGE JUBAKO (PICNIC SET) 20th century height 11 1/2in (29.2cm); width 11 5/8in (29.5cm); depth 7 3/4in (19.6cm) Footnotes: Provenance C. T. Loo & Cie, Paris, 17 November 1982.

Japanese lacquered shagreen Jubako, Meiji period, inlaid with bronze, copper and gilt decoration and black lacquer interiors, 4.5"h x 4.75"w x 4.5"d Provenance: The Collection of Garrick Stephenson, N

Japanese five tiered lacquered jubako box, of lobed floral section, the gilt lid in the form of cherry blossoms accented by buds, the sides with gilt and silver blossoms on a nashiji ground; together

A LOVELY LARGE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD GOLD LACQUERED SAGE-JUBAKO containing a five section stacking box and cover, together with another similar box. 30 cm x 30 cm.

Antique orientalia Lacquered Japanese style jubako stacking boxes in wood composite with floral motifs. Stacking boxes has handle that extends over the top of the boxes. Floral motif is embellished wi

A Pair of 18th Century Japanese Jubako / Helmet Cases. Lacquered with a foliate motif and embossed metal fittings. Provenance: The Estate of Dorothy B. Edinburg Each: 17.5" x 18.5"

Five-tier black lacquered food box richly painted with Japanese ivy and berries in gold and silver takamakie, interior cover finely painted with cranes above an ocean landscape. H. of jubako 43cm (16

Queen Anne "Chest on stand". England, ca. 1710. Japanese lacquered wood. Oak and pine case. Two bodies. Restorations. Some of the locks are missing. Defects in the handles. Measurements: 155 x 108 x 6

Inkstones. Includes a Japanese lacquered and gilt decorated box displaying a pair of dragons surronded by ruyi clouds and flames flanking a central 4-character mark. The lacquered box opens to reveal

Fine & Rare Japanese Lacquered Display Cabinet. C. 1900. Hand decorated panels, sliding drawers and doors. Ht. 57" W 41" D 16". A Private Collection.

Dimensions: H 62.5" x W 45" x D 25"Condition: good, separation to lacquer at joints, some wear to paint on base, lock functions, drawers are good, some rippling to lacquer

Condition: separation, cracking, and paint loss throughout; right locking mechanism is broken; back hinges are loose 52 inches wide; 24 inches deep; 25 1/2 inches high

Japanese Lacquered Cabinet. Meiji Period. With foo dog and landscape. Ht. 8 1/2" W 9" D 5".

East Asia, Japan, Edo Period, ca. 1830 to 1870 CE. A fascinating and incredibly unusual black lacquered Kabuto (helmet) - the hachi comprised of three pieces with an attached maebashi (visor) and shik

early Japanese wood seated deity with trace of lacquer and polychrome decoration, measures 16"h 13.5" by 10.25"w; Provenance: from a New Hope, Pa Collection

Finely decorated 5-part Japanese lacquered inro depicting figures on a boat. Signed to underside. From the estate of a world traveler and gemologist. Dimensions: 2.375" w x 0.675" d x 3.125&

meiji period, 19th cen, with gilt lacquer interior, loose structure, measures 47" in height, 24.5" wide and 22" deep; provenace: from a California West Coast Collection

A Japanese five case lacquered inro and netsuke/inroinro height 3 3/4in (9.5cm); width 2in (5cm); depth 1 1/4in (3cm) Provenance:The Collection of Fritz & Lucy Jewett, San Francisco, California.

A Japanese four case lacquered inro and wood netsukeSigned possibly Shun Sho Sai Saku.inro height 3 1/16in; width 2 1/2in (6.5cm); depth 1/2in (1.5cm) Provenance:The Collection of Fritz & Lucy Jewett,

Japanese lacquered double-door cabinet, late 19th - early 20th century, the doors opening to three interior removable trays. Provenance: Liquidation sale of the Grand Trianon Art Museum, Colorado Spri

18th cen, Edo Period, measures 15"long 14"h