Nehar–zu Scroll
Buddhist scroll, in ink, colour, and gold on paper, depicting the death of Buddha, surrounded by a host of mourning gods, mortals, animals and mythical beasts.
Cong Vase and stand
A Junyao-style Song vase, the square body, rising from a circular base to a slightly raised rim. The even glaze of lavender and purple tones. The base signed Kiyomizu Rokubei (Kyoto based ceramicist over 8 generations)
Two Crayfish
Two fully articulated models of crayfish. One in iron signed Myochin, the second in copper of similar form and quality, though to be Masayoshi.
Horse Panel
Large painted and gilt panel depicting a group of wild hordes frolicking before a river with gold leaf sky behind gnarled fruit trees
Kozukas
Five iron Kosukas, decorated in gold and shakudo, with crains, dragons, forests and processions.
Kimono with masks
Silk kinomo decorated with Noh theatre masks.
Kimono with Ghost
Grey silk Tsukesage kimono painted and embroidered with a ghost of an old lady.
Teapot
A square pottery teapot decorated with phoenix within fretwork border.
Iron Mask
A rather unusual mask of Oni, heavily worked with gilt ears and eyes and wide grin, silver teeth, and bushy eyebrows.
Mask
A lacquered wood Kyogen mask in the form of Okame, with characteristic exaggerated features.