Japanese Usubata Cart Style Bronze Ikebana Flower Vase 12" Music 5 cm) and remains in

5 cm) and remains in good condition

This is an antique Chinese cabinet made in the Ming style likely during the late Qing or Early Republic period in the early 20th century

This is an antique Japanese Early Showa era (c1930's) stencil transfer sake cup used specifically for drinking sake

made of solid Kiri (paulowina) wood

This particular lacquer is black and decorated in a makie gold bamboo with mother of pearl inlay motif

Japanese Usubata Cart Style Bronze Ikebana Flower Vase 12" Music 5 cm) and remains inThis is a Japanese bronze Usubata (Ikebana flower vase). This vase is used in a tokonoma (alcove in a traditional Japanese home) to display flowers. It is made of a heavy bronze and has a thick cast design of a cart with a woven basket moved by two small children with a removable top filled with water for flowers. It has six point footing. The large top part easily separates from the lower vase. Typically the top is taken to a place where flowers are