Tanabe Chikuunsai II, Ikebana Bamboo Basket, Japan, c.

Tanabe Chikuunsai II (1910-2000)A Japanese ikebana basket, late 20th centuryMarked to base and box in Kanji characters for artistA tall-handled woven lacquered bamboo basket with flanged openwork rim,

TANABE CHIKUUNSAI II (1910-2000) BAMBOO HANGING LOWER BASKET, SHOWA PERIOD OR HEISEI PERIOD, SECOND HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY ????? ??????? ????? ?? madake (timber bamboo); tobi-gozame-ami ('skipping'

Antique Japanese Meiji-era ikebana woven and dark-stained bamboo flower basket with braided handles and the original metal liner, 19th century. 9.5" H X 10.5" wide.

Lacquered bamboo Japan, Meiji Period (1868-1912) Signed ‘Shinshinsai’ (???) on the base Different weaving skills were utilized, exhibiting masterful craftsmanship Tall looped handle Height: 20 in

Unusual Japanese Ikebana basket – all bamboo with root handle; early-mid. Bamboo. Dimensions: 13” high X 7” wide X 5” deep Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave

Signed 19th C Japanese Ikebana Bamboo Basket with metal liner, the base with 3 bamboo splats, one of which has a 3 character carved signature. Good condition. Height with handle 19 inches (48.5 cm.) X

DESCRIPTION: Antique Japanese Ikebana basket woven from split bamboo featuring four feet, a loop handle, an ovoid form and a square copper insert. CIRCA: 19th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: H: 16.1

19th century Japanese woven bamboo ikebana basket made in informal Japanese (as opposed to formal Chinese) style of asymmetrical weave of narrow bamboo strips with wider ones, beautiful warm patina fr

Japanese Rootwood Embellished Woven Bamboo Ikebana Basket , h. 13 1/2 in . Provenance: Acquired Hawaii, c. 1997

Japanese early Ikebana baskets, two Japan woven bamboo, twigs unmarked taller: 16"w x 10"d x 15 3/4"h

Artist unknown (Japanese, 20th c.) Wagumi style Ikebana basket with branches woven into the basketry body. Branches possibly wisteria, with woven bamboo. An impressive Ikebana basket. Woven bamboo and

Group (15) Asian baskets and woven objects, 20th c., incl. China, Japan, etc., incl. trays, baskets, bag, boxes, utensils, etc., some bamboo, 16.5"dia (largest),4"h x 5.5"dia (smallest) Provenance: Th

Hanakago Kofuku-ji - 1898 Bamboo 63 x 28 x 28 cm Signed underneath "Chikuunsai" Tomobako (original wooden box) signed and inscribed by the artist. Titled on the outside of the lid: Kofuku-ji Inscribed

A fine Meiji Era c. 1900-1910 Japanese Smoked Reed and Split Bamboo Basket. Can be displayed on wall or on table. Elegant and simple these were often used to display Ikebana, small floral arrangements

19th/20th Century; Japan One with inscribed signature to underside Each woven bamboo, comprising a tapered square-form basket with bamboo insert, a tall slender basket, a narrow circular basket, and

Mid-20th Century; Japan One with inscribed signature to underside Each woven bamboo, comprising one wide circular basket with a bamboo shaft stirrup handle and hammered copper liner and one urn-form

Mid-20th Century; Japan Each inscribed signature to underside Each woven bamboo with tapered bulbous body and stirrup handle, one with cylindrical bamboo insert for water, 2 pieces Each: 17" H x 9.

1890s - 1910s (late Meiji - early Taisho) Japanese woven bamboo ikebana basket, can be used both as a free standing vase and as a wall vase for tea ceremony. Absolutely thought out design - flat botto

Ubunji Kidokoro Cantilevered chair Japan, c. 1937bamboo, brass 32 h x 17.5 w x 24.5 d in (81 x 44 x 62 cm) Provenance: Steve Aldana, San Diego Literature:

USA/Japan, c. 1951 cast iron, bamboo 69 5/8” x 5 3/4” d Akari light sculpture model BB3 by Isamu Noguchi, produced by Ozeki & Co., Ltd. Cast manufacturer’s mark to underside [Made in Jap

Guaranteed Authentic. Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) American & Isamu Kenmochi (1912-1971) Japan. Super rare prototype mid century modern weaved bamboo with steel frame basket chair. The bamboo basket chai

Provenace: from a New England, Ma Estate; 20th cen, signed by the artist, national medalist, measures 42 c in height

Japanese modern bamboo (madake) flower basket, by Maeda Chikubosai II (1917-2003), of egg shape with a single handle, all formed by irregular plaiting, bottom signed ‘Chikubosai kore [o] tsukuri’;

A Group of Four Japanese Ikebana Baskets Marks: (various) 4-3/8 x 13-1/2 x 4-7/8 inches (11.2 x 34.3 x 12.3 cm) (longest) HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved