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	Antique Carved and Stained Ivory Netsuke by Sako Four small figures explore a large sake jar. The subject is one treated moe than once by this artist, as noted by Lazarnick Writers on Netsuke date this artist as 18th century or "early" There is a hairline age crack in the jar.   Japan. 18th century. 1 1/2" H.			Price: $1,450.00 Ask About this Item
	Antique Japanese Bronze Incense Burner The lidded body with two applied inccised bosses and stamped overall with an interlaced chrysanthemum motif; on three stub feet.   19th century.			Price: $550.00 Ask About this Item
	Fine Scalloped-Rim Imari Dish A handsome example of an antique Imari dish with basket of flowers motif.   Japan. c. 1780. 11" D.			SOLD
	Imperial Satsuma Meiji Period Bowl by Ryozan Finely decorated in colors and gold on the exterior with scenes from the Heian court and with the mon of the emperor; the interior with boys among chrysanthemums; signed on the base in gold by the artist, with Satsuma impressed, and with the seal either of the high rank noble... (more)   Japan. c. 1890. 4 7/8"D., 3 1/4"H.			SOLD
	Japanese Okimonno - A Traveller The carved and stained ivory stooped figure leans on his staff, a large bamboo hat hanging behind him. Signed on bottom.   Japan. c. 1900. 2 3/4" H.			Price: $395.00 Ask About this Item
	Japanese Okimono - A Fishmonger Carved and stained ivory, signed on the underside.   Japan. c.1900. 2 5/8" H.			Price: $395.00 Ask About this Item
	Japanese Okimono - A Woodsman The carved and stained ivory figure leans on his axe, a pet monkey on his shoulder.Signed underneath.   Japan. c. 1900. 2 5/8" H.			Price: $395.00 Ask About this Item
	Japanese Woodblock Print by Ando Hiroshige From the "Vertical Tokaido" series; No.17, Yui, from the fifty-three stages pictured in that series. A strong impression with good color, on rice paper. The weight of the paper suggests an edition subsequent to the first, but still within the original Ukiyo-e period.   Japan. 19th century. 14" x 9"			Price: $1,250.00 Ask About this Item
	Japanese Woodblock Print by Hiroshige From the "Vertical Tokaido" series; No.52, Ishibe, from the fifty-three stages pictured in that series. A strong impression with good color, on rice paper. The weight of the paper suggests an edition subsequent to the first, but still within the original Ukiyo-e period.   Japan. 19th century. 14" x 9"			Price on request Ask About this Item
	Large Japanese Bronze Shishi Koro (Incense Burner) Cast and chased with a flying crane and blossoming trees; standing on four bud feet, the lid pierced and mounted with a shishi. Signed indistinctly.   Japan. Meiji Period; circa 1870. 10" W.; 11 1/4"H.			SOLD
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