Satsuma lamp foot with decoration of a procession, first quarter 20th century -H. 37 cm-

Laquer boxes, game of Go, shell game, cast iron bowl with cover, shichirin Grill pottery cooking stove, etc., third quarter 20th century

A lacquered copper medallion depicting Herman Boerhaave, decorated in gold hiramaki-e (low-relief lacquer) with details embellished with inlays of gold foil, inscribed above the bust 'Herman Boerhaave', the reverse with a French inscription in gold, Edo period, late 18th century -14,1 x 9 cm, light signs of expected wear consistent with the age-_x000D_ Herman Boerhaave (1668-1738) was a Dutch botanist, chemist, Christian humanist, and physician of European fame and is is often hailed as the "Dutch Hippocrates".

A large Imari dish, Japan, 19th century and a smaller Imari dish, Japan, late 19th/ early 20th century -D. 57 and 40 cm-

A pair of Japanese porcelain vases decorated with scenes of birds, Japan, first half 20th century -H. 30 cm-

Kitagawa Utamaro: later Japanese print of 'Takashimaya Ohisa', late 19th/early 20th century -33 x 24 cm-

A stag antler Jizai okimono of a crayfish, signed underneath the tail, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) -20 cm, fine condition-

A pair of Imari porcelain vases, Japan, 19th/20th century -H. 19 cm, restoration to the rim of one vase-

Nine Japanese eggshell porcelain cups and saucers with covers, decorated with samurai, Japan, 20th century, 3 pieces damaged

Two Japanese yukata obi's, three bows and blouse, Budo, third quarter 20th century

Japanese bronze coloured storage jar with bronze cover, incense burner, soapstone oil lamp and ice cube holder

Bronze coloured Japanese Yatate inkwell and pencil holder with ornate foliage design and decoration, and pierced bronze incense burner on three supports with lion finial, 20th century -L. inkwell 38 cm, finial at the end of the pencil holder loose-

Japanese shamisen (samisen) in case, and music stand, third quarter20th century -the skin at one side is damaged-

Brass mounted Japanese Imari vase lamp base with flower decoration, first quarter 20th century, and lamp shade -H. 59 cm-

A Japanese Imari dish decorated with fans, Japan, 18th century together with a Chinese porcelain dish centrally deciting figures outside encircled by a rim of flowers and birds, in famille rose enamels, China, 19th century; three Japanese porcelain scalloped rimmed dishes and a Chinese famille rose bowl and plate, 20th century -Imari dish: D. 21.5 cm-

A large pair of Satsuma vases, Japan, 20th century -H. 36 cm-

A Japanese Imari dish decorated with flowers in a vase set on a fenced terras, Japan, 18th century -D. 31 cm-

Two Japanese soya bottles with two porcelain patti-pans, the one decorated with a rabbit and a brown scalloped rim, the other with an abstract decoration of a bird and flowers

A Japanese kakemono of two Mandarin ducks along a stream with blossoms in the background, painted on silk with silk mounting, two seals, Japan, late 19th/early 20th century -108,5 x 41 cm, total 186 x 56,5 cm, some spotting, slight damage to top of silk mounting-

A Japanese kakemono of a crouching tiger, painted on silk with silk mounting, one seal, in original box, Japan, late 19th/early 20th century -112 x 41 cm, total 195 x 54,5 cm, some spotting, damaged at the lower section of the mounting, discolouration-

A collection of Japanese bamboo baskets, vases, etc.

A large Japanese porcelain dish decorated in underglaze blue depicting a large vase of prunus and pine and a bird flying towards a bird sitting on the vase. The central design surrounded by a border of large-scale 'karakusa' design with flowers, Arita, late 17th century -D. 35,6 cm, small chip to the foot rim-_x000D_ A similar dish is in: Oliver Impey, 'Japanese Export Porcelain', Hotei, Amsterdam, 2002. Page 109, plate 129.

A large and impressive Japanese lacquer Buddha seated on a double lotus in the Vitarka mudra in front of a mandala, the base decorated with stylised flowers in green and red lacquer and incised brass fittings at the base, Meiji period, late 19th century -H. 90 cm, age cracks, wear consistent with the age-

A Japanese gold lacquer and shibayama inlay tray of 'mokko' shape raised on four bracket feet. The central design depicting a monster in the water grabbing the leg of a figure while othe figures try to free him by throwing torches, a samurai tands on a bridge waing instructions while a female figure carrying wood comes from the bridge, in the distance a house set against a mountainous landscape with tres along either side, the underside of rich 'nashiji'. Paper label to the underside dated 1896 and written '..?.. from mother', Japan, Meiji period, second half 19th century -17,3 x 24 cm, very good condition-_x000D_ Provenance: purchased at Mak van Way, Auction 186, lot # 3340 on February 25th, 1969

Two Japanese earthenware Tamba-tachikui dishes with abstract decoration, one dish signed, third quarter 20th century -Diam. 31,5 cm- Tamba-tachikui ware (called Tamba-tachikui yaki in Japanese) is a form of pottery produced around Konda in the city of Sas

A lacquer casket commissioned by the Portuguese. The rectangular casket with domed hinged cover, decorated in gold hiramaki-e and inlaid in mother-of-pearl on a black ground, the cover and four sides each with two panels with floral decoration, the front right panel with a duck amidst the flowers, each panel bordered with bands of geometric patterns and namban tendril, copper fittings engraved with stylised flowers, Japan, Momoyama period (late 16th century) -19 x 26 x15,5 cm, one hinge loose, expected wear and losses-For a near identical casket see Christie's London 'Japanese Art at the English Court', 19 December 2014, lot # 4.

A lacquer cabinet commissioned by the Portuguese of square form and fall front door. The front, top and sides lacquered in black (urushi), decorated with gold lacquer (maki-e) and inlaid with mother of pearl (raden). The exterior of the door is decorated with two rabbits playing beneath trees, the sides and reverse each with panels decorated with different floral designs, the top with a bridge over a stream. The interior revealing nine drawers, the central drawer with pillars. The top with brass handle and fittings to the corners, Japan, Momoyama period, late 16th century -24 x 25,5 x 24,5 cm, expected wear and some losses-_x000D_ Purchased at Venduehuis 's-Gravenhage 26 April 1990 for 24.000 Dutch Guilders._x000D_ A very similar cabinet is illustrated in Jorge Welsh 'After the Barbarians - Namban works of art for the Japanese, Portuguese and Dutch markets', Page 212-215, catalogue number 20,

Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865), triptych of woman playing 'go', oban tate-e, signed 'Kunisada ga', published by Ebisuya Shôshichi in 1840, added two books: 'Japanese colour prints' and 'Chinese schilderkunst' -some wear and discolouration to the triptych-

A Japanese wood lacquer travelling shrine, 'zushi', the black lacquer shrine with two hinged doors, revealing the figure of Amida Buddha standing on a double-lotus throne in front of a mandala, wearing gilt flowing robes, Japan, 19th century -H. 13,5 cm-

A small Japanese laquer ewer and cover decorated with gold, 'Maki-e', set on a short foot and with a coper spout, the body and cover decorated with small roundels of flowers, densely surrounded with swirling foliage, Japan, 19th century -H. 7 cm-

A Japanese black lacquer portable shrine, Zushi, containing a gilt-wood figure of Juchimen Kannon (the 11-headed kannon), set on a lotus pedestal supported on an elaborate five-tiered stand and backed by a cloudy 'kohai' nimbus, flanked by two attendants, the exterior with gilt brass fittings, Japan, 19th century -H. 46 cm, very nice condition, with some expected wear-

A Japanese Kutani dish with pie crust rim on a tall straight foot , with a central design of a tiger amidst bamboo, the flaring rim with eight cartouches enclosing geometric designs, Japan, 19th century -D. 25,2 cm-_x000D_ Provenance: purchased at Sotheby's Amsterdam, 10 September 1984, lot # 130

A Japanese Kutani dish with pie crust rim on a tall straight foot , with a central design of two birds perched on a branch, the flaring rim with eight cartouches enclosing geometric designs, Japan, 19th century -D. 25,2 cm-_x000D_ Provenance: purchased at Sotheby's Amsterdam, 10 September 1984, lot # 129

A Japanese black lacquer tray on four feet, maki-e decoration showing a scene of two farmers sitting on a hill side overlooking houses along a lake with Mount Fuji in the background. Sticker to the reverse: 'Collectie Jacob Gieling, #2013', Japan, Meiji period -25,2 x 25,2 cm-

Utagawa Kunisada, Japanese print from a tryptich showing a character as a kumade peddler, The chubby-cheeked figure of Otafuku is thought to be a reincarnation of Shinto god Uzume Mikoto, Japan, 1860 -26,5 x 34,5 cm- together with a smaller Japanese print

An Arita double gourd vase with scenes of figures seated within a landscape, the upper and lower section divided by a band of scrolling flowers. The form and decoration are inspired by Chinese transitional wares, Japan, late 17th century -H. 30.5 cm, small chip to the rim-