Japanese Meiji period water pitcher in black lacquer with pure gold blossom and vine design. Circa 1860. Some minor old repairs to the attached spout. It is highly unusual to find a water pitcher with its original spout cover. Measures 6" high x 6.25" in diameter x 10.75 wide spout to handle.

Japanese Edo period (1603-1868) dipper spoon with gold lacquer Tokugawa mon. Measures 12 inches long. Normal traces of gentle usage, commensurate with its age.

Edo period (1603-1868) lacquer covered bowl with Tokugawa mon motifs on nashiji ground. Measures 8.75 inches in diameter and 8.75 inches in length. Excellent condition with some wear to the lid knob.

Japanese cloisonne vase made by J. Ando, Tokyo, Nagoya, Japan. Commissioned by the Otsuka English Association, Tokyo, for Professor N. H. Blanch in 1931. Stunning design of peacock on brilliant yellow ground with silver mounts. Perfect condition in the original silk padded presentation box. Vase is 7.5" high x 6" wide. Box is 10.75" high x 7.5" square.

Japanese Meiji period triptych wood block prints, well framed with silk mat, under glass, excellent condition. Frame measures 38.5" wide x 22" high.