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"NIHON-TO' 24" aukcja mieczy i antyków japońskich 亞洲藝術
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- A pair of Kitsune figurines, messengers of the deity Inari
- unknown, Traditional silk textile composition of kimono pieces and belts
- Set of three traditional Japanese hagoita palettes for hanetsuki with images of Kabuki actors
- Fujikawa Masae, Sekiguchi Toa and Sadao Kishi, A Collection of Shōwa Period Sosaku Kokeshi by Masters Fujikawa Masae, Sekiguchi Toa and Sadao Kishi
- Set of four unique kokeshi
- Set of kokeshi dolls, representing different styles and regions
- Five girls' kokeshi dolls
- Set of four girls' kokeshi dolls from the Showa era
- Three female kimekomi ningyo dolls
- Two children's kimekomi ningyo dolls and one depicting an actor
- Kimekomi ningyo doll holding a hagoita pallet, signed Yajima Sumie
- Kimekomi ningyo doll in glass display case
- Kimekomi ningyō depicting Benkei on the Gojo Bridge
- Meiji period stand for two swords
- Edo period sword stand, made in maki-e technique
- Japanese stand for two swords from the Meiji period (1868-1912)
- Ivory-framed okimono tanto 19th century
- Wakizashi from the Satsuma rebellion
- Uchigatana signed Masayoshi, Showa era, Edo binding
- Japanese tachi sword from the showa period in an antiqued frame modeled after the Edo period.
- Itame katana, unsigned, Showa era, Edo binding
- Keisuke signature katana, Showa era, Edo binding
- Ryu katana, unsigned, Showa era, Edo binding
- Yamashiro, Katana signed Yamashiro, circa 1650r, made by the maker mentioned in the antique Wazemono ranking, with NBTHK class Hozon certificate
- Yokoyama Sukekane, Sword made by Yokoyama Sukekane, 58 in the line of blacksmiths using the nickname Tomonari, with NBTHK class Hozon certification along with exclusive binding
- Kanemoto, Kanemoto Signature Katana, from the 16th century, which has passed the two-body test, with a Hozon-class NBTHK certificate.
- A tachi sword attributed to the Senjûin school, forged around 1300 and certified by NBTHK, Tokubetsu Hozon
- Musashi no Kami Fujiwara Kiyosada, 17th century Naginata signed Musashi no Kami Fujiwara Kiyosada with NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certificate
- Miniature Yoroi armor in shades of orangish and gold
- Gold-plated miniature samurai armor with Toyotomi family monem, decorated with agates
- Miniature yoroi armor, styled after traditional armor from the Mutsu region
- Miniature kabuto helmet, signed Gyokuhō, with tiger motif among bamboos
- Set of six yanone ceremonial arrowheads from the Edo and Showa periods
- Edo period warhead set
- Shinobi Kaiken - hidden blade in kiseruzutsu (pipe case)
- Japanese tsuba of Nanban school decorated with dragon motif
- Daishō tsuba signed "Heianjō Tetsugendō" with NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certificate
- Japanese sword hardware set decorated with lobster motif (Ise shrimp)
- Mitokoromono of the Gotō school with NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certification
- O-Yoroi - Japanese samurai armor from the late Taisho/Showa period
- Full-size Showa period armor
- Set of ivory carvings - two netsuke and an okimono depicting geisha
- Set of four netsuke figurines - monks and gods, ivory
- unknown, Set of four wooden netsuke
- Set of six ivory netsuke figurines depicting fishermen and craftsmen
- Matsumoto, Okimono signed Matsumoto, depicting a peasant with a hoe
- An intricately carved ivory okimono depicting a fish trader with a helper
- Ivory okimono, depicting Samurawashi
- 19th century animal bone inrō
- A mini-collection of four inrō from the 19th and 20th centuries
- Decorative screen - soapstone sculpture from the 19th century
- unknown, Miniature screen
- Set of five fans, including two wall-mounted ones
- Yatate and the Meiji era calligraphy set
- Kuniyoshi Utagawa, Three woodcuts by Kuniyoshi Utagawa - characters in the story of the 47 Ronin.
- Yoshitora Utagawa, Woodcut Triptych entitled Battle of Mount Komaki, Yoshitora Utagawa. A mounted duel between two Daimyō
- Yoshifuji Utagawa, Woodcut triptych entitled .Battle on the Kawanakajima Plain, Yoshifuji Utagawa
- Yoshifuji Utagawa, Woodcut triptych with the image of the famous warrior Tomoe Gozen, titled The Battle of Awazugahara, Yoshitora Utagawa
- Yoshifuji Utagawa, 47 faithful ronin achieved their goal. Woodcut triptych, Yoshitsuya Utagawa.
- Kuniyoshi Utagawa, Woodcut triptych entitled 19 vassals of Yoshitsune, Kuniyoshi Utagawa
- Three samurai woodcuts from the Edo period
- Katsushiki Hokusai, Hokusai - an original woodcut from the series "One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji."
- Katsushiki Hokusai, Hokusai - 3 original woodcuts from the series "100 Views of Mt. Fuji"
- Tsukioka Kōgyo, First set of Kogyo woodcuts from the series "Images from the Noh Theater" (Nogaku zue)
- Tsukioka Kōgyo, Second set of Kogyo woodcuts from the series "Images from the Noh Theater" (Nogaku zue)
- Yoshitoshi Tsukioka, Ogata Gekkō, Chikanobu Toyohara, Set of three ukiyo-e woodcuts - Yoshitoshi Tsukioka, Ogata Gekkō, Chikanobu Toyohara
- Kitagawa Utamaro, Kitagawa Utamaro - Ducks and kingfisher, Sparrows and pigeons
- Misei Hoan Kosugi, Set of four paintings depicting the seasons by Misei Hoan Kosugi
- Kakemono depicting a tiger
- Tanaka Yoen, Kakemono with the Red Fuji Mountain - Tanaka Yoen
- Kakemono depicting a mountain landscape
- Kakemono depicting a mounted samurai in full armor
- Three kakemono scrolls depicting birds on branches
- Set of traditional Japanese owan bowls decorated with maki-e technique
- Signature Zaze-yaki ceramic tea bowl
- Large shino ceramic sake set
- Signed ceramic mug decorated in taka-maki-e technique
- Sake drinking set with a motif of galloping horses
- Fukagawa porcelain sake drinking set, Meiji period
- Collection of 22 ceramic sake bowls from the Meiji and Showa periods
- Set of porcelain cups in an elegant box
- Set of three Seto-yaki and Ueno-yaki ceramic tea bowls
- Porcelain plate with images of the Seven Gods of Happiness, repaired using the kintsugi technique with real gold
- Meiji era bas-relief ikebana vase
- Japanese bronze vase with koi carp motif
- A set of five wooden skulls with a sakura motif
- Kiseru pipe with a motif of a nekotor - a black cat - and its keeper
- Kiseru - a smoker's kit from Edo
- Seifu Matsuda, Collection of Japanese tenugui fabrics by Seifu Matsuda
- Edo period brass mirror by Nishimura Bungo-no-jo Fujiwara Masashige
- Set of four Edo period kimekomi ningyo dolls depicting an imperial couple and courtiers
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