Japanese Three-Part Butsudan Shrine

A large Japanese Zushi lacquered, polychrome and gilt carved wooden Buddha altar shrine. Comprised of three parts including the seated Buddha holding a lotus flower in his left hand atop a lotus base,

Large antique Japanese Butsudan shrine with various objects to interior. Objects feature 3 rare scrolls mounted to the back of each section as well as including bronze candle sticks, gold flowers with

Large antique Japanese Butsudan shrine with various objects to interior. Objects feature 3 rare scrolls mounted to the back of each section as well as including bronze candle sticks, gold flowers with

A Japanese Three-Part Isho Dansu Clothing Chest Edo period (1615-1868), three paulownia (kiri) wood chests that stack upon one another and rest on a stand, the bottom two chests identical with two lon

three stacking sections with various configurations of drawers and doors, the uppermost with decorative hardware, paper label to interior. 62 1/4" high, 54 1/4" wide, 15 1/4" deep. Use wear. Property

with cabinet doors over three short and five graduated long drawers. Oxidation to pulls, scratches and light wear, old repair and shrinkage to one cabinet drawer. 62" high, 34 1/2" wide, 16" deep.

Japanese Buddhist family altar; Black/red lacquer wood gold gilt; Shrine sits on a base; Possibly late Showa period; Both pieces together measure approximately H 47 x W 20 x 17 1/2 inches; Small hole

A Japanese three-part stacking tansu cabinet with drawers and sliding doors. 61in tall x 47in wide x 15-1/2in deep.

JAPANESE THREE-PART EBONY INRO/SEALLate Meiji PeriodTapered cylindrical seal cut with six characters above a drum-form inro. Stag horn inro and netsuke.Length 3.5î.

After Paul Frankl, Rattan Pretzel Sofa1940s, Tochiku Industry Co., Japan, three-part form, with cushions, labeled. Purchased in Tokyo after WWII by a state department employee who brought it back to t

(lot of 3) Japanese three-part kaidan step tansu: bottom section with three drawers above one sliding door section to the right and one locked section and a drawer to the left; the middle with one sli

Japanese Butsudan shrine, black exterior, gilt interior with seated Buddha figure, calligraphy and seal mark; H 11 1/2" x W 8" x L 9 1/2" (approx.); Provenance: Private Northern Colorado collection by

East Asia, Japan, Meiji era, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A stunning lacquered wood, brass, and gold washed household Buddhist shrine (Butsudan) containing an austere Dainichi-nyorai, the M

Japanese Chinoiserie Three Part Mirror Set. Comprising of central rectangular mirror flanked by two mirrors. Used condition, wear, worn, nails coming out of panels, chips, scratches. Smallest panel 11

Three Traveling Shrines: Chinese & JapaneseThree traveling shrines: two Chinese lacquer composite; together with Japanese zushi with seated gilt wood interior; each with seated Buddha to center; H: 9

Japanese Meiji lacquered and wood butsudan (Buddhist altar), with gilt and lacquer panels below. Double folding doors exposing gilded grill doors that reveal an ornately carved giltwood altar. Complet

with two larger sections and one smaller Condition: larger parts: 35 1/4 inches wide; 16 inches deep x 21 inches wide; with scratching, repairs and discoloration Provenance: The Estate of Valerie Fran

Toyohara Kunichika (Japanese,1835-1900). Set of three color wood block prints. Japanese warrior figures with Geisha girls. Housed in custom faux bamboo wood frame. Labels on verso with additional info

Lot includes a three part Japanese satsuma buckle, a two part Chinese cloisonne buckle and a three part Chinese glass and metal buckle. 4 and 3 in. approx. Condition: as found, very good.

A group of three Japanese shrine decorations. Red painted and gilded wood. ++ Two statues of the west and north two Kings of the four Heavenly Kings. 8 1/2". ++ A senior and a child holding a peach. 5

Meiji period; in three parts Overall: 27 x 8 in. (68.6 x 20.3 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Professor Harry Stone, Brentwood, California. Recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship in the 196

Japanese 20th c. red lacquered wood Buddhist Butsudan shrine. Decorated throughout with carved dragons and vines.Provenance: From the Estate of Horst Rechelbacher, Osceola, Wisconsin.Horst Rechelbache

JAPANESE HOME SHRINE - 'Butsudan' Altar Shrine containing a 'Gohonzon' icon of Buddha on a painted wood disc, the case in pine with painted swastikas on the front, silvered copper chrysanthemum latch

Two sections; removable upper panel and tripartite veranda lower. Size: 28 x 26 x 11.5" CONDITION REPORT: Missing several metal mounts and decorative elements; a few