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This Kabuto is most likely from approximately the post-Keicho Era (c-1596) or Pre~early Edo Period, which is also considered late koto-early Shinto and is appears to be from the Myochin School, which was considered the leading school of armourers in the 16-18th century. It is of the Suji-Bachi design, and can be considered a helmet which escaped the wrath of wars. The fukigaeshi ears were lacquered generously and has b ...click for details

A very, very rare Edo Period (1700s) dioramic Zushi Shrine encasing 37 pieces Buddhist Kannon Bosatsus or Hotoke-sama (Nyoirin, Seishi, Sho, Senju, etc.). Nothing to describe else, breath-taking to look at and just plain rare Buddhist Art piece. Made and signed by Tanaka Shusui as inscribed on the lacquered body of the Zushi. Presumed to have come from Zenkoji Temple. ...click for details

A Meiji~Taisho (1870s~1910) very rare Japanese Usubata Flower Bronze Vase. The lively dragon figures gives the rather simple vase overall balance. Greatly appopriate for tea ceremony or being used just as a plain display zen item for Japanese-style rooms. Minor abrasions expected due to age and weather exposure. Overall, very fine and excellent piece for its unassuming size and command. ...click for details