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A Japanese satsuma pottery vase the cream body decorated overall with chrysanthemum blooms, bamboo, flower heads and leafage, the tall waisted neck above a baluster body and circular domed foot, 30cm high, early 20th Century £30 - 40
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A good Japanese Imari circular fluted pedestal bowl decorated in typical palette, painted to the centre with floral spray within hatched border, the rim panelled with three reserves painted trees, flower heads and leafage, the reverse conforming, six character seal, 14cm diameter, Meiji period £50 - 100
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A Japanese Shakudo decorated bronze two handled vase of slender urnular shape the cylindrical neck decorated with bats, flower heads and leafage, the body with swallow and other bird on chrysanthemum bloom and lilac branches, pierced scrolling handles, circular base, 36cm high, Meiji period £500 - 800
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A Japanese Cloisonné enamel vase decorated with a green dragon on a shaded bright blue to pale blue ground, 16cm high, late 19th / early 20th Century (faults) £20 - 30
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A Japanese bronze koro, the circular cover pierced and cast overall with leafage and gourds, the bulbous body with band of gourds above a leafy cast "ribbon" with conforming pendants, three rudimentary feet, pair of ring handles, 14.5cm high, 19th Century £70 - 110
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A large Japanese bronze two handled shallow bowl or censer, the body inlaid in silver and copper with temples in mountainous landscapes, pair of cloud scroll handles on three rudimentary feet, 49cm wide over handles, on a circular elm plinth, 27cm high overall, late 19th / early 20th Century £80 - 120
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Japanese School, 19th Century - Hashimoto Gaho (1835-1908) - figures beneath a tree playing a board game, watercolour on two sheets of paper, bearing signature and red seal, 18.5cm x 24cm, framed
Signed: Gaho 雅邦, with the seal "Ga" 雅.
Artist: Hashimoto Gaho. 橋本雅邦 1835-1908
Hashimoto Gahô 橋本 雅邦, August 21, 1835 - January 13, 1908) was a Japanese painter, one of the last to paint in the style of the Kanô school
Born in Edo, he studied painting under Kanô Shôsen'in, and was influenced as well by the work of Kanô Hôgai . He created many works in the traditional style of the Kanô school, using color & gold, or otherwise monochrome black ink. But while his paintings are very much the works of a traditionalist, using traditional methods and depicting traditional subjects, Gahô, like Kanô Hôgai, incorporated elements of Western art as well.
Gahô was invited in 1884 by Okakura Kakuzô to become the chief professor of painting at the Tôkyô BijutsuGakkô (東京美術学校, now the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music which would open five years later. In 1898, Gahô joined Okakura in leaving the Bijutsu Gakkô, and founding the Japan Fine Arts Academy (日本美術院, Nihon Bijutsuin). He would teach there until his death in 1908.
As a result of his position as chief painting professor, Gahô had a number of important pupils, including Yokoyama Taikan and Kawai Gyokudô £100 - 200
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Japanese School, 19th Century - female figure picking prunus blossom in fenced garden, signed Genki 源琦, bearing two seals: "Genki-no-in (the seal of Genki)" and "Shion" 源琦之印、子轀, watercolour on buff paper, 21.5cm x 15.5cm, framed
The painter Komai Genki (1749-1794). was a Japanese painter of the Maruyama school who lived in Kyoto. he was known to be one of Maruyama Okyo's best ten pupils. Genki specialized in painting flowers and animals. He was also celebrated for his beautiful painting of women in Chinese dress, known as "court-lady pictures", which was influenced by the then contemporary Chinese style. £80 - 120
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Ryuko - half length portrait of a Japanese man smoking a pipe, watercolour, signed lower right, 50cm x 32cm; a Japanese head and shoulder portrait of an elderly bearded man, watercolour, signed indistinctly lower right in red, 50cm x 32cm, contained within a pair of hardwood frames the concave borders with strap work clasps, one bearing label for ...Crafts Limited, Picture Framers, reference number 5066, frames 69cm x 52cm overall, early 20th Century £600 - 800
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A Japanese display cabinet with waisted cornice, pierced floral trail above a glazed door, the base and sides panelled and lacquered with geese, chrysanthemum blooms, flower heads and leafage, the sides with finches amidst prunus blossom, some applied mother of pearl and raised lacquer decoration, the plinth pierced and carved with stylised scrolling leafage, outset splayed feet, 160cm high, 61cm wide, late 19th / early 20th Century (faults and wormed) £600 - 800
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Indian School, mid 19th Century - eight oval vignettes of Indian palaces surrounding an oval of a colonnaded palace interior, gilt floral trail ground, gouache on ivory, oval, 9.5cm x 14.5cm, framed £200 - 300
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A complete early 19th Century Indian cotton hanging, hand painted with one of the Hindu gods and three sari clad women carrying water pots, 190cm x 120cm £80 - 120
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Indian School, 19th Century - parade of Maharaja and his followers issuing from a palace on horseback and elephant, watercolour on cotton fabric, 23.5cm x 45cm, framed £80 - 120
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A 19th Century Indian picture finely painted with six views of Indian temples, each watercolour on ivory within gilt oval mount, on a brown velvet ground, gilt frame, the back bearing label for Harry C Murcott, Picture Frame Manufacturer, London, also inscribed in ink with titles of the views verso, 27cm x 22cm overall, each oval 5cm x 6cm £800 - 1200
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Four Indian brass deity figures, 12.5cm high and smaller £40 - 60
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