3 Japanese Screens from the Edo Period, 68"X35".

3 Japanese Screens from the Edo Period, 68"X35".

Japanese Large Two-Panel Folding Screen Edo Period {68 3/8 x 36 1/2 inches (173.6 x 92.7 cm)} [Minor wear]

6-panel Japanese paper & gold leaf screen, Edo period Each of six panels measures 25 inches wide and 68 inches high, so 150 inches by 68 inches Provenance (From nytimes obituary) Laura Odell (b1922),

Japanese Kano Tanyu Screen (After), 6 panels, signed, figures in a boat under a large tree. Retains gilt. Probably Edo period. 68" tall x 150" wide.

江戶時期 人物屏风两扇 Ink, pigment, and gold leaf on paper, each screen depicting 48 Japanese figures. Edo period. Height of each: 67 3/4 in

Late Edo Period or Earlier six depictions of eagles on rocks with crashing waves and in forest, ink and pigment on paper, with chops, laid down on cloth with black lacquer frame. 68 in. H., 150 in. W.

Japanese 2-Panel Screen Divider, Taisho Period. Cedar frame with tightly fitted bamboo slats, carved cut outs at the bottom. Size: 68'' x 56'' x 1.25'' (173 x 142 x 3 cm). Property from the Jim and Ki

Title: Iron tsuba with a bird, bucket, and well motif. Date/Period: Late Edo period, 18th century Dimension: Height: 75.1 mm; Width: 68.3 mm; Thickness: 4.6 mm; Weight: 134 g Materials: Iron, gold Add

A six-fold paper screen, Edo period, 19th century , painted in ink and colour on a buff ground with autumn flowers, a bamboo fence, rocks, a pair of Oshidori (Mandarin ducks) and s hikishi (poem slips

Japanese, Edo Period (1603-1868), Kano School. A hand painted six-panel floor screen, apparently unsigned, verso with with label on green patterned back "Naga Antiques 145 E. 61st Street NY, NY 10021

JAPANESE KANO SCHOOL SIX-PANEL SCREENEdo PeriodDepicts a snowy bamboo landscape under a bright sun against a gold ground. Signed lower left. Brocade border and gilt metal corner mounts.Height 48"

Painted with a floral composition of peonies and wisteria, bearing a signature and a seal. 31in. H x 65in. W

JAPANESE SUMI-PAINTED TWO-PANEL SCREENEdo Period, Circa 1800The gods Hotei, Benten, Fukurokuju and Bishamon against a gold-washed ground. Signed lower right "Juzan".Height 61.5". Length

18th century Japanese 6-panel (55.2"x20.5"x0.75"(4), 55.2"x21"x0.75"(2)) screen painted with Japanese market scene, Edo period (tears)

(lot of 3) Japanese scrolls, Edo period: one Shingon sect sutra, dated Ansei 4 (=1858); two scrolls possibly about incense, plants and their costs, dated Bunsei 8 (=1825), largest: 10.5"

A Japanese Six-Panel Byobu Screen Edo Period Each panel mounted with an ink and color painting of a falcon. Height 55 inches, extended width 117 inches. C

Japanese large two-panel screen, Edo period, depicting white and brown hawks, ink and color on paper, with the signature and seal, each panel: approx. 66"h x 36"w

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, Edo period, ink on gold foiled paper, depicting a landscape with pavilions and figures, lower right signed "Ikawa Fujiwara Naganobu (=Kano Naganobu 1775-1828) with sea

Lot 185 Japanese Four Panel Screen (Edo period, 18th Century ) parcel gilt with figures and attendants in garden scenes panel (each): 60 1/2 x 25 1/2 inches overall: 60 1/2 x 102 inches Provenance: F

Japanese, six-panel floor screen, Edo period, probably form the 18th century. It was painted on silk by gold as the background and polychrome inks for the figures and motifs. It is framed by twolayers

The structure is in wood and frame in silk. Painted in ink and colour on paper. The scene depicted continues without interruptions across all six panels, is set in a mountain landscape, with rocks, tr

The structure is in wood and frame in silk. Painted in ink and soft colours on paper. The subject is a landscape. In the lower part of the composition, on the right, there is a model dwelling, near wh

(lot of 3) Japanese hair ornaments, Edo period, consisting of two kanzashi hair pins, decorated with niello silver and mokoume-gane, etched cat on gilt; and a lacquer comb decorated with floral motifs

(lot of 3) Japanese handheld mirrors, Edo period, one with wooden cover, each with signature, including 'Shunzan Yoshinobu', largest: approx. 9"dia + handle (3.5")