Signature: Hiroshige hitsu Artist's seal: Hiro Date: c. 1840s Condition: Fine impression, colors slightly faded, unidentified round red seal on the back left lower corner Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size (33,3 x 7,7 cm)

(View of doll market for girls’ festival, at Jikkendana) Signature: Ichiyosai Tokuni ga with Toshidama seal (center sheet), Kochoro Toyokuni ga (left and reiht sheet) Censor’s seal and seal of date: Hama & Magome, 1849-1852 (Kaei 2 – Kaei 5) Condition: excellent impression, brilliant colors Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Oban Triptych (c. 35,9 x 24,8 cm each sheet)

Series: Seichu gishi den (Stories of the True Loyalty of the Faithful Samurai), No. 27 Signature: Ichiyusai Kuniyoshi ga Publisher: Ebiya Rinnosuke (Kaijudo) Censor’s seal and seal of date: Mera & Murata, 1847 (Kôka 4), 7th month to 12th month Condition: excellent impression, vibrant colors Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: Oban (37,2 x 25,7 cm)

Series: Yoshitoshi Musha Burui (Yoshitoshi's Courageous Warriors) Signature: Taiso Yoshitoshi ga with the red seal 'Taiso' Publisher: Kobayshi Tetsujiro Dates: 1883 (Meiji 16) Condition: excellent impression, brilliant colors, light album backing, handwritten biographical information about Yamato Takeru no Mikoto on the back lower right corner Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Oban (36,7 x 24,6 cm)

Series: Tokyo fukei (Views of Tokyo) Signature: Koitsu, Artist's Seal: Shinsei Publisher: Doi Hangaten (carver: Harada / printer: Yokoi) Date: first published 1935, this: later edition (Shin-hanga prints with this combination of publisher/carver/printer seal were produced between 1936 and 1965, as Mark Kahn notes in a 2004 article) Condition: excellent impression, brilliant colors, small restorations at left and upper margin (not within print) Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: Oban (38,2 x 35,8 cm)

Signature: Takeji ga Date: first published 1953, this later edition from original blocks Condition: excellent, no flaws to note Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Oban (27,5 x 41 cm)

Artist’s Signature and Seal Publisher: Kato Junji, Made in Japan stamped on reverse Date: 1920s-1930s Condition: excellent impression, vibrant colors,thinned areas on the back of upper margin caused by removal of former mounting Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size o-tanzaku (39,8 x 19,4 cm)

Signature in pencil "Kunio Kaneko" and Artist's seal Limited edition: 131/150 Date: 2016 Condition: excellent, silver and gold application Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 39,5 x 16,8 cm

Signature in pencil "Kunio Kaneko" and Artist's seal Limited edition: 121/200 Date: 2011 Condition: excellent, silver and gold application Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 17,2 x 24,3 cm

Signed in pencil "T.Nishida" and Artist's seal Published by the Artist Limited Edition: 49/150 Date: 2009 Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 35 x 35 cm

Signed in pencil "T.Nishida" and Artist's seal Published by the Artist Limited Edition: 71/150 Date: 2015 Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 46,5 x 31 cm

Red Artist’s seal Pencil signed, dated 2013, titled and numbered 59/160 Condition: excellent, paper slightly wavy as usual with Akiyama prints Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 25 x 54,5 cm

Red Artist’s seal Pencil signed, dated 1993, titled and numbered 22/160 Condition: excellent, paper slightly wavy as usual with Akiyama prints Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 60 x 45 cm

Red Artist’s seal Pencil signed, dated 1971, titled and numbered 95/200 Condition: excellent, paper slightly wavy as usual with Akiyama prints Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 30 x 30 cm

Signed in pencil "H. Maß" Printed Monogram Date: about 1910 Condition: excellent impression, vibrant colors, framed Original Woodblock Print, Size of print: 32 x 32 cm, size of frame: 49 x 47,5 cm

(Evening Cherry Blossom Viewing at Maruyama Park) by Kaichi KOBAYASHI (1896–1968) Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. These are presented to children on New Year and to adults on celebratory occasions. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin-hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Publisher: Sakuraiya Date: 1910-1930s Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 15,5 x 6,5 cm

(Behind the Curtain) by Kaichi KOBAYASHI (1896–1968) Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. These are presented to children on New Year and to adults on celebratory occasions. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin-hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Publisher: Sakuraiya Date: 1910-1930s Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 15,4 x 6,2 cm

by Kaichi KOBAYASHI (1896–1968) Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. These are presented to children on New Year and to adults on celebratory occasions. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin-hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Publisher: Sakuraiya Date: 1910-1930s Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: c. 15,2 x 6 cm

by Kaichi KOBAYASHI (1896–1968) Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. These are presented to children on New Year and to adults on celebratory occasions. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin-hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Publisher: Sakuraiya Date: 1910-1930s Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: c. 15,2 x 6 cm

by Kaichi KOBAYASHI (1896–1968) Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. These are presented to children on New Year and to adults on celebratory occasions. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin-hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Publisher: Sakuraiya Date: 1910-1930s Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 15,2 x 6,4 cm

by Kaichi KOBAYASHI (1896–1968) Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. These are presented to children on New Year and to adults on celebratory occasions. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin-hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Publisher: Sakuraiya Date: 1910-1930s Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 15,2 x 6,4 cm

by Unknown Artist Pochibukuro are small envelopes for gifts of money. These are presented to children on New Year and to adults on celebratory occasions. Although the artist is often not identified, several well known Meiji period and shin-hanga artists created designs for these ephemera Publisher: Sakuraiya Date: 1910-1930s Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 15,6 x 6,5 cm

Red Artist’s seal Pencil signed, dated 2002, titled and numbered 16/180 Condition: excellent, paper slightly wavy, typical for Akiyama prints Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 26 x 20,6 cm

Signature in pencil "Kunio Kaneko" and Artist's seal Limited edition: 67/150 Date: 2016 Condition: excellent, silver and gold application Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 16,5 x 31,6 cm

Signature in pencil "Kunio Kaneko" and Artist's seal Limited edition: 38/200 Date: 2016 Condition: excellent, gold application Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 17,4 x 24,9 cm

Signature in pencil "Kunio Kaneko" and Artist's seal Limited edition: 43/150 Date: 2020 Condition: excellent, silver and gold application Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 26,5 x 26,7 cm

Signed in pencil "T.Nishida" and Artist's seal Limited Edition: 35/150 Date: 2012 Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 38 x 31,5 cm

Signed in pencil "T.Nishida" and Artist's seal Limited Edition: 112/150 Date: 2011 Condition: excellent Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: 40,8 x 30,3 cm

Series: Nihon fukei shu II Kansai hen (Collection of Scenic Views of Japan II, Kansai Edition) Signature: Hasui with Kawase Seal Publisher: Watanabe Shozaburo (6mm Seal, 1945-57) Date: first published March 1937, this: lifetime Print Condition: excellent impression, minor fading and toning Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size: Oban (c 39 x 26,5 cm)

Series: Meisho Edo hyakkei (One Hundred Famous Views of Edo) Signature: Hiroshige ga Publisher: Uoya Eikichi Censor's seal and seal of date: aratame, Dragon 5, 1856 (Ansei 3), 5th month Condition: very good impression, minor fading, right and lower margin trimmed, binding holes along left margin, upper corners restored, mounting residue, small wormhole upper right cartouche, handwritten note in ink at left margin ("1st. month of the year", January) Original Japanese Woodblock Print, Size Oban (24,9 x 37,1 cm)