Two Japanese kakemono scroll paintings with samurais, Edo/Meiji period

Two framed Japanese scroll paintings. Depicts a woman in an entry way, with two warrior figures on one, and two seated figures on the other. Housed with beige silk matting. Work Size: 43 x 20 in.SHIPP

JAPANESE SUMI-E SCROLL PAINTINGMeiji PeriodBamboo and calligraphy with two seal marks.Ink on paper, 41" x 13" sight. Framed 48" x 20".

Antique Japanese Kakemono scroll, Late Edo period, Death of the Historical Buddha, painting on paper, with the Buddha in gold, image measuring 62 by 50 inches.

Two Japanese Hanging Scrolls of Court Nobles in LandscapeEdo period (1615-1868), ink and colors on silk, two kakemono hanging scrolls, depicted court noble figures dressed in Heian period style, engag

Japan, ca. late Edo - Meiji Period. Larger example of mixed metal depicting a samurai, the reverse with prunus tree and waves (now embedded in wooden display disk). Second example of iron with openwor

A GOOD JAPANESE EDO / MEIJI PERIOD PAINTED SILK FRAMED HANGING SCROLL / KAKEJIKU OF TEKKAI SENNIN, the painting on silk depicting a tekkai sennin with a double gourd looking up to the moonlight,, the

Japan, ca. Edo - Meiji Period. Consisting of two small wooden standing figures of Jiso Bosatsu, a pair of engraved copper scroll terminals, and three mixed-metal sword fittings. Ex: Estate of Diran Do

Scroll painting in pigments on silk of white cat with blue eyes. Stamped at top. Two-character inscription and stamp lower right. Dimensions: (Frame) H 40" x W 22", (Painting) H 35" x W 16" Condition:

This scroll consists of two paintings by Fukuda Chiyo-ni, a female Japanese poet of the Edo period tht was regarded as one of the greatest female haiku poets. L:64in(162cm) W:11in(27cm)

TWO JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTINGS ON PAPER20th Century1) Pine tree, with calligraphic inscription mid-left. 25.5" x 10" sight. Framed 37" x 14".2) Bamboo, with calligraphy and seals. 3

Both 20th century, both on silk, each depicting Geisha  Dimensions: artwork is 48 1/2"x 16 1/2", and 43" x 16 1/2" overall lengths are 69" and 81"

A grouping of two Japanese scroll paintings: one depicting a portrait of a Geisha, the other depicting a nobleman in a summer house. Image of man: 37in x 14in. Entire scroll: 68in x 19-1/2in.

Lot of three Japanese woodblock prints, along with two Japanese scroll paintings. Largest frame measures 19" x 22.25" wide. Larger scroll measures a total of 28.5" wide. Condition: good, minor signs o

Hanging scroll, ink on paper, signed by Suio (1716 - 1789) with artist's seals, good condition, wooden storage box, 10 3/8 x 35 in. (26.3 x 89 cm) image, 11 1/4 x 65 1/4 in. (28.5 x 165.7 cm) overall

One with a rabbit in flowers, image 36 x 13.5 inches, the other a woman, image 22 x 13.5 inches.

Two similar 19th century Japanese scroll paintings on silk, comprised of a painting of an immortal and two subjects and a goddess before Mount Fuji, later framed. [Scroll length: 120 1/2", Scroll widt

A Japanese School Painting Edo-Meiji Period Ink and color on paper; depicting a still life image of a flower arrangement and a stack of books. Height 20 inches, width 16 inches C

JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTINGMeiji PeriodMountain landscape with a footbridge along the river and a temple nestled in between peaks. Signed and seal marked lower right.On paper, 46" x 18". With o

JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTINGMeiji PeriodA hawk on a pine tree branch. Signed and seal marked upper right.On paper, 53" x 17".

Each depicting a geisha, watercolor on paper, both signed and framed, Meiji period, minor lacquer losses to frame, 13 1/2" x 22 1/2" (frame), 6 3/4" x 15 1/4" (image)

Japanese School, 19th century, possibly earlier. "Warriors", ink and pigment on silk, inscribed lower right in black calligraphy above single red seal mark. Scroll painting depicting a mass of brightl

A Japanese scroll painting of a samuraiIn box.overall 70 1/2 x 16in (179 x 40.5cm) Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, Beverly Hills, California.

Go Shummei (Japanese, 1700-1781). Group of two framed Japanese watercolor scroll paintings, painted in the style of the Kano School, the dominant style of Japanese painting from the late 15th century

Two small Japanese lacquer boxes. Edo/Meiji period. Comprising a small rectangular box decorated with wisteria, nashiji interior and underside, pewter-mounted rims, underside with later retailer's sta