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Attributed to Kobayashi Kaichi Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Signature: Seal in lower right corner Date: early 20th century Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 15,1x6,1 cm

by Kobayashi Kaichi Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Signature: artist’s signature Date: early 20th century Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 15,1x6 cm

Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Date: early 20th century Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 15,3x6,1 cm

Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Date: early 20th century Condition: excellent, beautiful silver moon Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 15,1x6,2 cm

Series: Odori sugata e (Collection of dances) Signature: Koun, red artist's seal: Koun Publisher: Matsuki Heikichi Date: Meiji 32 (1899) Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: Oban (36 x 24,5 cm)

Illustration for the anthology of poems ‘Nihon no Hana’ (Flowers of Japan), edited by Koshiro Onchi, for which renowned artists provided the illustrations Date: 1946 Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Koban (17,1 x 13 cm)

Series: Kyo yonshu (Four views of Kyoto) Seal: Koto Publisher: Hanmoto Uchida Date: 1950s Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock print, Size Oban (25,8 x 38,1 cm)

(The willow tree on the bank of the Misogi-gawa) Series: Noto shin Nanao hakkei (Eight new views of Nanao on the Noto Peninsula) Signature: Gihachiro ga. Date: 1943 (Showa 18) Condition: excellent, minor toning Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Oban (c. 25,5 x 38 cm)

(Der alte Schlossbrunnen in Karlsbad) Pencil Signature “Orlik” and monogrammed in the plate From the Portfolio: Small Woodcuts (Kleine Holzschnitte) Date: 1920 (prints executed 1896-1899) Publisher: Verlag Neue Kunsthandlung, Berlin Printer: Julius Ruckenbrod, Pan-Presse, Berlin Condition: very good Original Woodblock Print, Size: 8,5 x 9,5 cm

Monogrammed in the plate From the Portfolio: Small Woodcuts (Kleine Holzschnitte) Date: 1920 (prints executed 1896-1899) Publisher: Verlag Neue Kunsthandlung, Berlin Printer: Julius Ruckenbrod, Pan-Presse, Berlin Condition: very good Original Woodblock Print, Size of print (9 x 8 cm)

Monogrammed in the plate From the Portfolio: Small Woodcuts (Kleine Holzschnitte) Date: 1920 (prints executed 1896-1899) Publisher: Verlag Neue Kunsthandlung, Berlin Printer: Julius Ruckenbrod, Pan-Presse, Berlin Condition: very good Original Woodblock Print, Size of print (11 x 6 cm)

Signed in pencil "T.Nishida" and Artist's seal Limited Edition: 146/150 Date: 2004 Condition: excellent, faint creases and some soiling at lower margin, fold on upper left margin Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 35,9 x 54 cm

Signed in pencil „Oscar Droege” Condition: excellent impression and colors, some pencil notes on the backside Original Woodblock Print, Size of print: 23 x 39 cm

Signed in pencil “Oscar Droege” Condition: excellent impression and colors, minor creases at right margin Original Woodblock Print, Size of print: 39,8 x 29 cm

Red Artist’s seal Pencil signed, dated 1986, titled and numbered 2/200 Condition: excellent impression and colors, residues from previous mounting on the back, paper slightly wavy, typical for Akiyama prints Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size c. 45,5 x 60, 5 cm

(Pictures of Birds and Flowers by Keinen) Complete Album (4 volumes) Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter, with the original case Date: 1892 Original Japanese Woodblock Prints, Size of each book 37 x 25,5 cm Condition: Excellent impression and brilliant colors, case slightly soiled See here a selection of prints from all 4 volumes

(Clearing Weather at Enoshima: Koyurugi Strand and Morokoshigahara) Series: Meisho hakkei (Eight Views of Famous Places), 2nd edition Signature: Toyokuni hitsu, Artist’s seal: Utagawa Publisher: Iseya Rihei (Kinjudo) Censor’s seal: kiwame (no on print) Date: about 1833–34 (Tenpo 4–5) Condition: excellent impression, brilliant colors, lower margin slightly trimmed, centerfold Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Oban (23,6 x 37,3 cm)

Series: Meisho Edo hyakkei (One Hundred Famous Views of Edo), No. 111 Signature: Hiroshige ga Publisher: Uoya Eikichi Censor’s seal: aratame, Snake 4 Date: 1857 (Ansei 4), 4th month Condition: excellent impression, brilliant colors, margins slighty trimmed Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Oban (35,5 x 23,3 cm)

Signature: Gihachiro with red seal "Okuyama", "Gihachiro Okuyama 1949" in latin script Horishi (cutter): Masuda Hatsu; Surishi (printer): Inomura Shonosuke Date: 1949 (Showa 24) Condition: excellent impression, brilliant colors, pinholes at upper margin, two small thinned areas at lower margin Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Oban (c. 25,7 x 42 cm)

Signature: Yoshida with red seal "Hiroshi"; "Hiroshi Yoshida" in latin script Date: published in 1937, posthumous print without "Jizuri" seal Condition: excellent impression and colors, few stains Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Oban (c. 27,2 x 40,5 cm)

Series: Genji gojuyojo (Current Prince Genji story), No.51 Signature: Toyohara Kunichika hitsu Publisher: Takegawa Seikichi Date: 1884/85 Condition: excellent impression, brilliant colors, slight red bleeding and some soiling lower left Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Oban (37 x 25,3 cm)

by Gen YAMAGUCHI (1896–1976) Date: 20th cent. Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size 14,5 x 20 cm

by Ito Toshio Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Signature: artist’s signature Date: early 20th century Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 15,1x6 cm

by Kobayashi Kaichi Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Publisher: Kyoto Sakuraiya Date: early 20th century Condition: excellent impression and colors, minor soiling Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 15,1x6,2 cm

Red Artist seal Date: Meiji Period (1868-1912) Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Koban (14,5 x 20,3 cm)

(Spring Scene at Naka-no-cho in the New Yoshiwara) Series: Shinsen Edo meisho (Famous Places in Edo, Newly Selected) Signature: Ichiryusai Hiroshige ga Publisher: Moriya Jihei (Kinshindo) Censor’s seal: kiwame Date: about 1839–42 (Tenpo 10–13) Condition: very good impression, vibrant colors, binding holes right margin, residues of former backing, minor soiling at lower margin Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Oban (25 x 37 cm)

Signed in pencil „Oscar Droege” Condition: excellent impression, brilliant colors Original Woodblock Print, Size of print: 22,5 x 39,5 cm

(Picture of a Procession of Women across the Ryogoku Capital City Bridge) A mitate-e as a Daimyo Procession: in front to Women are carrying Travel Boxes, followed by Standard-bearers and Women with the Bodyguard Symbols. At the Center it shows the Kago (carried Litter) with a highly aristocratic Lady protected by an Umbrella. Signature: Keisai Eisen ga Publisher: Soshuya Yohei Cencor’s Seal: Kiwame Date: 1820/30er, before 1842 Condition: very good impression, colors slightly faded, thin backing Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: Oban Triptych (each sheet about 38,7 x 25,2 cm)

Artist’ seal: Name on seal “Shotei” Publisher: Watanabe Shozaburo Date: before 1932, post-quake Condition: excellent impression, brilliant colors, slight creases left margin Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: mitsugiri-ban (38,2 x 17 cm)