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	A0081 Early Mandalay seated bronze Antique Buddha. SOLD More Details Collected in Mandalay, Myanmar Size: H.20" W.17" Location: San Francisco Please ask us for the shipping cost. Thank you, THIS ITEM IS SOLD THANK YOU. Call For Price
	KYO SAM003 Red Lacquered Yoroi & Kabuto Complete set sold More Details 50-70 years old complete set of Yoroi and Kabuto, Samurai armor and helmet collected at Japanese auction. All hand made red lacquered metal and embroidered silk, come with wooden blade sword and black and gold lacquered fan. It comes in original wooden box with family crest. PRICED TO SELL ,( Original price $4200) Size (as set on the box ): H 5'7"(170cm), W 2' (62cm), D 1'9 (53cm) Box size: H 1'10"(56cm), W 18" (45cm), D 16" (40cm) Location: Kyoto warehouse Please ask for shipping rate to your address. thank you. THIS ITEM IS SOLD. THNAK YOU. Call For Price
	KYO DOL014 Edo period Set of 3 Takeda Dolls SOLD More Details Hand made mid-late Edo (18-19th century) Takeda Samurai Dolls with unique posture and facial expression. Size: Height 10~11" (25-27cm), Width 7" (18cm), Depth 5" (13cm) Location: Kyoto warehouse Please contact us for shipping rate to your address. Thank you. THIS ITEM IS SOLD. THANK YOU. Call For Price
	KYO SCN116 Japanese Small Rimpa Style Gold Floral Screen SOLD More Details A beautiful small 6 panel byobu screen of birds and chrysanthemum painted with ink, color, gofun and gold leaf on paper. Late Edo to Meiji period (18-19th Century) Unknown artist. Size: W 9'10" (286cm), H 3'7" (108.5cm) Location: kyoto warehouse Please contact us for shipping rate to your address. Thank you. THIS ITEM IS SOLD. THANK YOU. Call For Price
	KYO DOL011 Edo period (1615-1868) Takeda Farmer Doll. SOLD More Details A rare Takeda doll of a farmer collected at Japanese auction. This style doll is called Takeda doll, which was founded by Takeda-no Izumo III in early Edo period (17th Century) who was a Ningyo Joruri (puppet) master in Osaka. He made a puppet theater like Kabuki, and copied famous Kabuki performances with puppets. His directorial techniques and play scripts were so good that many of his techniques and elements were adopted back to real Kabuki. After his death his puppet theater also died out, however doll makers started to make dolls which have famous Kabuki postures and faces as if they were cut out from a scene of Takeda's puppet plays. Thus unlike other japanese dall such as Hina dolls and Gosho dolls, Takeda dolls have gotten its unique and realistic postures and expressions. This Takeda doll is a farmer which is very rare and we have never seem one in farmer outfit with a Kuwa (hoe) in his hand. His kimono is in well worn as he is a farmer, and real hair was used for his used to be topknotted hair. (only a little bit remained at the side) Size: H 9.5" (24cm) Location: Kyoto warehouse Please contact us for shipping rate to your address. THIS ITEM IS SOLD. THANK YOU. Call For Price