A Set of Scrolls

Ezo Shima Kikan, 1 of a set of three scrolls

Ezo Shima Kikan, 3 of a set of three scrolls

Single-line calligraphy [right of a set of three scrolls]

Ezo Shima Kikan, 2 of a set of three scrolls

Two mounted fan paintings [center of a set of three scrolls]

Single-line calligraphy [left of a set of three scrolls]

Set of 3 scrolls: Wagtail on a Rock (ptg) and 2 One-line Calligraphies

A Set Of Pine Spatulas

The Tenjin Shrine Scrolls [one of a pair]

The Tenjin Shrine Scrolls [one of a pair]

A Set Of Pine Spatulas "Kibera"

Arhat (Shaka), one of a set of sixteen

Arhat (Bhadra), one of a set of sixteen

Arhat (Nakula), one of a set of sixteen

Set of Four Pigment Brushes, from a set of Japanese printing tools

Aibika (part of a set, F1904.379-381)

Hibiscus (part of a set, F1904.379-381)

Plate with a coat of arms and floral scrolls

Bishamonten [one of a set of Twelve Devas]

Arhat (Sonja), one of a set of sixteen

Arhat (Subinda), one of a set of sixteen

Arhat (Sonja), one of a set of sixteen

Ovoid bottle with a continuous pattern of floral scrolls

Cover of teapot with a tiger, birds and floral scrolls

Stilleven van tonijn, karper en inktvis

Still-life of a Kiseruzutsu (pipe-case), Taboco-irei (Tobacco Case), and Netsuke

Cherry bream, cleaver, plate and cup stand

Untitled (Landscape with Full Moon)

Chushin gishi meimei den

From the Childrens' Game "Stone, Paper and Suissors"

「雙筆五十三次 見附」 「天龍川舩渡」

「富貴太郎」

Nakamura Shikan as Teraoka Heiemon, series Azuma Nishiki-e Book

Toukyouuenokouenchijissokuzu

［書初］

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The Twenty-Four Paragons of Filial Piety (Nijūshikō), for the Twenty-Four Paragons of Filial Piety Club (Nijūshikōren)

Tsuki hyaku sugata (Series)

Gedichten ophangen

「幡随長兵衛　河原崎三升」

No. 13 Kakizaki Izumi no kami Kage-ie (Object); Koetsu yusho den (Series); Uesugi-ke nijushi-sho (Series)

Corsage

Brocade shell (Nishikigai)

Coffee Grinder (Coffee Hiki)

Utsubo zaru

Chushin gishi meimei den

De regent Takeuchi no Sukune

Tobacco Pouch with a Shell-Shaped Ornament (Netsuke), a Box of Sweets from Takasagoya, and a Pot of Plant/The Salt Shell (Shiogai), from the series Shell-Matching Game with Genroku Poets (Genroku kasen kai-awase), with a poem by Toshigaki no Maharu