THREE JAPANESE BOY'S DAY BANNER SCREEN PANELS.

First half 20th century. Mahogany Arts and Crafts type wooden frames with linen banners decorated with stenciled and hand painted samurai for the annual Boy's (now Children's) Day. 66"h. 24.25"w.

First half 20th century. Painted linen banners. One a fragment with black stripe, 20.5" x 21.5", the other cut down with partial blue stripe and black stenciled crests. 89"h. 18.5"w. Made for annual M

4 Japanese Nobori Boys' Day Banners, Mid 20th C. Celebrated on May 5, Children’s Day (originally Boys' Day), originated as an ancient Chinese festival from the old lunar calendar that marked a

JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD A group of three Japanese Meiji period Boys Day dolls. The dolls are wearing elaborately woven robes with flowers and tendrils. The dolls were made with Gofun heads. The lot comes

Misc. lot including Chinese mat (33 1/2" x 25 1/2"), vintage Serape (60" x 54"), long Japanese hand painted scroll (Boy's Day Banner), Fig Newton pillow.

JAPANESE FOUR-PANEL SCREENMeiji PeriodThree Friends -- bamboo, pine and prunus -- in a river landscape.Height 54.5”. Length 76”.Provenance:The Estate of Edward J. Tynan.

A Japanese Three Panel Panel Screen with Inset Porcelain Plaques. Red seal marks and calligraphy work on each plaques with scenes. Measures 36-3/4" x 38-1/2" x 1" Condition: Light surface wear and los

Three-panel Japanese-style screen, signed Robert Crowder; detailing three beauties in long colorful robes against an architectural scene amid chrysanthemums; 72" x 88" (approx.)

Japanese Painted Nobori Textile Banner Boys Day Dyed Banner. Approximately 52 x 13 in.

Vintage Byobu ("wind wall") Meiji Era, Japanese three panel folding screens made from three joined panels, reddish wood frame with original engraved brass corners, newer substitute hinges, knobs, and

Three-panel screen with Japanese paintings, 18th/19th century. Left: A Japanese beauty walking with an umbrella, a young attendant to her sideCenter: An autumn picnic with a Japanese couple in a lands

Japanese three-panel floor screen, printed, depicting men and women in traditional dress. Artwork set within a painted wooden border with classical decoration. Possibly Edo or Meiji period. 74 1/8 H"

3 Vintage Japanese Textiles (2 Banners, 1 Obi): Obi, Size: 160" x 12" (406 x 30 cm). Boy's Day Banner, Size: 98" x 21" (249 x 53 cm). Cranes Banner, Size: 130" x 13" (330 x 33 cm).

Artist: Hiroshige Ando Title: Boys Day Banner Series: No. 48 from the series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo" Date: Showa era edition printed from recarved woodblocks Medium: Japanese woodblock print

.Japan,20th Century A very large set consisting of thirty dolls, numerous accessories including folding screens, lanterns, furniture, vases, plants, bowls, cushions, and others. Wood, textile,Dolls ap

Artist: Hasui Kawase Subject: Boy's Day Carp Banner Date: 1948 Size: 10.5 x 15.25 inches Published by Watanabe with publisher's 6 mm seal, 1st Edition Medium: Japanese woodblock print Hasui Kawase (18

Japanese Three Panel Folding Table Screen with carved hardstone and mother of pearl figures and pagodas with inlay border on one side and hand-painted gilt birds on flowering branches on the other; us

Japanese three panel inlaid lacquer screen, 20th c., bird and hanging baskets designs, 46"h x 14"w (each panel)

JAPANESE THREE-PANEL SILK FLOOR SCREENLate Meiji PeriodEach needlework panel depicts a pheasant in wisteria, bamboo or chrysanthemum, with birds and butterflies overhead. Executed in silvers and golds

A Japanese lacquered three-panel table screen with dragon border and seascape design. 13-1/2in tall x 29in wide as photographed.

Carved screen with three panels; Possibly Japanese; Each panel has carved designs in the top and bottom borders; Middle of each panel is handpainted with shell appliques; No signatures or marks observ

TRIPTYCH JAPANESE WOODBLOCKS AS TABLE SCREEN:Three panel wood frame table screen. Each panel is fitted with a Japanese 19th. Cl. Woodblock print which has been trimmed to fit in panel. Woodblock print

A Japanese Gilt-Silver Three-Panel Table Screen Decorated to all sides with bamboo trees and chrysanthemums along a river bank, each panel enclosed by a thin bamboo-form frame, incised with two signat

A pair of Japanese six-panel screens: "The Seven Scholars of the Bamboo Grove" Edo-Meiji period Ink and color on gold paper. The sages depicted by a stream, with three young attendants (2). (H: 43, W: