A Japanese Satsuma porcelain tea service comprising a teapot, creamer, sugar pot and two cups and saucers, Japan, first half 20th century -Some defects-

A Japanese Satsuma porcelain tea service comprising a teapot, creamer, sugar pot and one cup and two saucers, Japan, first half 20th century -Some defects-

A very nice Japanese Satsuma tea service comprising a teapot, creamer, sugar pot, two cups and saucers and a tray, vibrantly decorated with figural scenes, dragon spouts, signed Hododa/Hodota (Satsumayaki Hododa Sei - 薩摩焼 保土田 製 ), Japan, late 19th/early 20th century -Tray: D. 37 cm-

Six Japanese porcelain cups and saucers decorated with egrets surrounded by flowers, together with seven cups and five saucers decorated with chrysanthemum, Japan, late19th/early 20th century -Cups: H. 8 cm, D. 8 cm; Saucers: D. 12 cm, some hairline cracks-

A Japanese hand-coloured woodblock print of the world, 'Chikyu bankoku sankai', possibly by Nagakubo Sekisui. Includes texts on climate zones, latitudes and longitudes, and legend. First half 19th century. Purchased in Japan, 1982 -27 x 41 cm, small part missing at top center-

A large Japanese cloisonné enamel charger decorated to the front with fan shaped panels enclosing landscape scenes, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) -D. 45,5 cm-

A gold lacquered five case inrō, to the top left of one side with a seated Dutchman with red hair smoking a clay pipe with floral decorated fabric curtains to the sides overlooking a ship, the other side with Japanese coastal view with typical Japanese buildings and Mount Fuji in the background, signed to the underside Koma Kansai, coral ojime and blue and white Hirado porcelain munju netsuke decorated with a dragon chasing the flying pearl. Dutchmen were considered exotic foreigners and were referred to as 'kōmōjin' (the red-haired people) who brought exiting new goods and technology to Japan. Reference: E.A. Wrangham, 'The Index of Irnō Artists', Harehope Publications, Northumberland, 1995, Page 140-141. Provenance: Private Dutch collection. Japan, 18th/19th century -9 x 6 cm, minor signs of wear-

M.Y. Morimoto (20th century), moonlight river landscape scene, watercolour on paper, signed lower right. Morimoto was active in the first few decades of the 20th century and exhibited at The Tosa Art Studio of Yokohama -32 x 48,5 cm-

A Japanese cloisonné enamel dish of oval shape decorated with a scene of the mythical minogame and crane, Japan, early 20th century -D. 30,5 cm-

A Japanese woodblock print, 'Hollandsche Schip', Japan, first half 20th century, together with a facsimile print of the Bahamas -21 x 32,5 cm and 40,5 x 52,5 cm-

A pair of Japanese bronze candlesticks decorated in relief with dragons, birds and mythical beasts, signed to the underside, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) -H. 24 cm-

Two iron tsuba with gold highlights, both signed -8,3 x 7,6 cm and 8,6 x 7,3 cm-

A small figure of a samurai and a figure of a Japanese courtesan, Japan, late 19th/early 20th century -Courtesan: H. 20 cm-

A pair of Japanese cloisonné vases decorated with a bird perched on a branch amidst flowers, Japan, first quarter 20th century -H. 15 cm-

Utagawa Hiroshige ( (1797-1858), 'Pine Beach at Miho in Suruga Province', woodblock print from the series 'Thirty-six views of Mount Fuji', together with three woodblock prints by Miyagawa Shuntei from the series Kodomo Fuzoku, all 19th century -28 x 18 and 31 x 20 cm, slight discoloration-

Six framed woodblock prints by Hokkei, Hokusai, Danjuro, Kunisada, Choki and publisher Takakichi, Japan, Edo period, circa 1800-1850 -35,5 x 25.5 cm and smaller, foxing, worm holes, trimmed margins-

A boxed set of twelve Japanese kozuka-handled knives, each features part-gilt, mixed-metal handles in relief, finely decorated with scenes of mythical creatures, aquatic life, birds, figures, and floral motifs. The white metal blades are signed, and the set is preserved in its original fitted case, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) -L. 20 cm-

Collection of 72 picture postcards, all loosely inserted in decorated silk leaves in an attractive and well preserved Japanese black lacquer album, w. gilt Morocco spine and w. pict front cover with inlaid mother of pearl scene of a bird descending on a flowering tree branch, obl. 4to. - Thin old crack in front cover. Iridescent inlays, silk-covered pastedown w. hand drawn illustration on both upper and lower side of the nine cardboard leaves containing 72 Indonesian picture postcards, trifle foxed. -36,5 cm. x 27,5 cm.-

A large Chinese porcelain Nanking vase decorated with a scene of warriors, China, late 19th century -H. 60 cm, piece of rim restuck-

A Chinese export black lacquered writing box with mother of pearl inlay, China, 19th/20th century -15 x 47 x 54,5 cm, signs of wear-

A large gilt wooden figure of Buddha, inlaid with green and silver cut stones, Thailand, 19th/20th century -H. 111 cm-

A Chinese porcelain vase decorated in famille verte enamels and iron red, mounted as a lamp, China, 19th century -H. 70 cm-

A Japanese cloisonné enamel pot, Japan, ca. 1900 -H. 30 cm, D. 40 cm, signs of wear-

A Chinese champlevé enamelled bronze censer with a shishi to the cover and elephant head handles, standing on four roundels, China, ca. 1900 -H. 33 cm, W. 47 cm, signs of wear-

A cloisonné lidded vessel with two panels depicting a dragon to the body, the cover surmounted by a lion dog, ca. 1900 -H. 34 cm, signs of wear-

A Chinese Kangxi-style porcelain vase decorated in famille verte enamels and iron red, mounted as a lamp, China, 20th century -Vase: H. 43 cm-

A massive Chinese Imari porcelain vase and cover decorated with various roundels with landscape scenes, the cover surmounted by a gold painted lion dog, China, 20th century -H. 125 cm-

Large Japanese earthenware Tamba-tachikui vase with two handles, signed. Tamba-tachikui ware (called Tamba-tachikui yaki in Japanese) is a form of pottery produced around Konda in the city of Sasayama, Hyogo prefecture. It is one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns -H. 40 cm-

An archaistic bronze wine vessel also known as a 'you', shaped as a feline, inscription to the underside, Shang Dynasty style -H. 28 cm-

An oriental archaistic-style bronze vessel of a buffalo with three lids on the back -H. 39 cm, L. 55 cm-

A bronze figure holding a lantern -H. 46 cm-

A Chinese red lacquered panel with bamboo issuing from open rockwork in gold, Chinese characters to the mid right section, China, late 19th/early 20th century -80 x 40 cm-

A decorative pair of Chinese porcelain vases mounted as lamps and decorated in famille rose enamels depicting figural scenes, China, 19th century -Vases: H. 33 cm-

Two pair of Ottoman iron stirrups with gold and inlay decoration together with a pair of embroidered Eurasian boots, 18th/19th century

Three Tibetan bronze figures of Buddha and a kartika, first half 20th century -Largest: H. 24 cm-

Two South-east Asian bronze sculptures, a mask and a figure of Buddha, 19th/20th century -Largest: H. 24 cm-