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A beautiful Edo Period Japanese matchlock pistol.This is perhaps the most amazing Japanese piece I h

Geisha of the Tachibana Street, Torii Kiyonaga, ca. 1786

Teisai Hokuba, Swallow and Frog at PartyEdo period

Japanese helmet (kawari kabuto) with conch shell (horagai) shape. The Gold lacquer interior indicate

Japanese sujibachi kabuto, Edo Periodfrom Thomas Del Mar Ltd.

Edo cats enjoying kotatsu (picture by). Those heated tables are a winter treat for cats, they just l

Yoko Protects His Father from a Tiger, Kuniyoshi, ca. 1843

Okegawa Do Tosei Gusoku. Late Edo Period, 19th century Thirty-two-plate suji bachi kabuto with itamo

muirgilsdream:Water jar with design of maple leaves, 1731-43, Edo.

The Courtesan Ichikawa of the Matsuba Establishment (from the series Famous Beauties of Edo), Utamar

Cranes, Suzuki Kiitsu (Japanese, 1796–1858)Period: Edo period (1615–1868)Date:ca. 1828–early 1830sCu

kotori-chama:Natsu: Alright I’m ready to head back homeGrey: Oh please Flame Brain. You’re not fooli

A second iron articulated sculpture of a dragon. Edo period (18th-19th century)

treasures-and-beauty:Skeleton astride a skull, by Rantei, late 18th-early 19th c., Edo Period Japan

Gold and silver inlaid Japanese matchlock, Edo Period.

Case (Inrô) with Chrysanthemum DecorationPeriod: Edo period (1615–1868)Date: 18th–19th centuryCultur

Ivory bracelet, Edo, Kingdom of Benin, 18th centuryNigeria/Benin

Edo Period (1603 - 1868) Japanese Tanegeshima Matchlock Musket.

Red Carp under Wisteria, Kuniyoshi (1798-1861)

Three-case inro with design of crows and trees by moonlight,by IIZUKA School, Edo period, Early 19th

peashooter85:Mail hood with square plates. Japan, Edo period, 1615-1868

Ivory salt cellar of the Edo people, Kingdom of Benin (in present-day Nigeria), in the Bini-Portugue

peashooter85:Suppon on Oryo — The Legend of the Vengeful Ghost TurlesA folktale from Edo Period Japa

Hiroshi Yoshida aka Yoshida Hiroshi aka Hiroshi Ueda aka 吉田 博 (Japanese, 1876-1950, b. Kurume, Fukuo

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