Eastern Art (Or1988.02.04)

Tubular ornament, greenish stone, part of "aristocratic Necklace".

Eastern Art (Or1988.02.05)

Magatama, comma-shaped ornament, malachite(?), part of "aristrocratic Necklace".

Eastern Art (Or1988.02.06)

Bowl, for water(?), yellowish earthenware, conical base, Yayoi type.

Eastern Art (Or1988.06.01)

Jacket, black with silver couched work.

Eastern Art (Or1988.06.04)

Box, for small cigarettes, oblong with spring release hinge, loops for elastic within. Shakudo?, dark metal. Inlaid with gold (2 hues) and silver. Recto: Fuji above boat, torii & thatched house. Verso: gold and silver V birds, mark K@4 below diamond.

Eastern Art (Or1988.06.05)

Koro (incense burner): spheroid body, vertical lip on everted mouth, 2 vertical lugs, 3 cabriole legs; recessed base. Porcelain, press moulded. Painted in iron-red, black, aubergine and s. gold. Sprays of flowers/fruit. Kutani(?).

Eastern Art (Or1992.03)

Pencase & inkwell, brass. Lidded octagonal inkwell nr hinged lid + finial, ro' engr. & opunch. Calligraphy panels & bird panels. Islamic.

Eastern Art (Or1992.06)

Gown, man's, everyday, purple homespun wool strips, assembled.

Eastern Art (Or1993.04)

Thigh-guards of armour.

Eastern Art (Or1993.05)

Shoulder-guards.

Eastern Art (Or1993.06)

Cuirass

Eastern Art (Or1993.07 A-B)

Sleeves.

Eastern Art (Or1993.08 A-B)

Shin-guards.

Eastern Art (Or1993.09)

Helmet.

Eastern Art (Or1993.10)

Mask.

Eastern Art (Or1993.11)

Spear, accompanying.

Eastern Art (00145TEA)

pale blue field

Eastern Art (00360TEA)

Vajra/dorje, metal.

Eastern Art (00354TEA), Red leaves flying in the autumn breeze

Scroll painting 'Red Leaves flying in the autumn breeze', painted at the Institution of Chinese Painting in Suzhou, 1987.

Eastern Art (GRATWICK enquiry)

paper,several sheets,printed text in Tibetan,inside section of ?yak-horn,crude carving figs & letters,bound + Ag strip,red & turq beads

Eastern Art (LEEA.0012.31)

Kakiemon dish with tiger

Eastern Art (Ea7929)

Head of the Buddha, part of halo at viewer's left. Grey micaceous schist, weathered. Separate fragment.

Eastern Art (Or2015.15)

A length of Chinese silk brocade, white and gold with floral designs and manufacturer’s name in selvedge ‘Hung Hsing H.K’. The all-over design includes peonies, chrysanthemum, narcissi and orchids with the flower heads picked out in gold on a ground of white cloud scrolls.

Eastern Art (Or2008.35)

One of a set of four embroideries forming composite image. Centre Left: Chinese embroidered silk hanging, deep blue background, design of one duck diving, one duck flying

Eastern Art (Or2008.36)

One of a set of four embroideries forming composite image. Centre Right: Chinese embroidered silk hanging, deep blue background, design of two ducks on rock

Eastern Art (00392TEA)

Lucky pocket, printed, red with design of purse. Design by Rebecca Yue.

Eastern Art (Or1980.06.15)

Scroll-painting. Red devils etc. at base of picture. Too damaged to unroll.

Eastern Art (Or2006.39)

Coloured woodblock print (Nagasaki-e: 'Nagasaki print'): showing a Chinese man, woman and child.

Eastern Art (N6872)

inro, 3 secns, bamboo + Au lacquer, mollusc, sgd Kansai-ga. Netsuke, ivory, monkey in peach. Olive-stone ojime sgd Shigemasa. Empty box at 11 B Rhs Top

Eastern Art (Or2020.01.33)

Photograph, hand-coloured, mounted on board. One of 55 colour images described as: watercolours from which printing blocks were made, to illustrate The Art of the Chinese Potter. (Hobson R. L. and Hetherington A.L., The Art of the Chinese Potter from the Han Dynasty to the end of the Ming, 1923.). Plate 85 (LXXXV).

Eastern Art (Or2020.01.43)

Photograph, hand-coloured, mounted on board. One of 55 colour images described as: watercolours from which printing blocks were made, to illustrate The Art of the Chinese Potter. (Hobson R. L. and Hetherington A.L., The Art of the Chinese Potter from the Han Dynasty to the end of the Ming, 1923.). Plate 127 (CXXVII).

Eastern Art (Or1995.64)

Jue, bronze, pouring vessel, lobed body with two posts and one dragon handle on three splayed legs, scroll and diamond relief decoration.

Eastern Art (N2364)

Carpet, hand-knotted wool-pile of about 89 Goerdaesh knots per square inch, with red weft, namazlik (Turkoman prayer rug). Warp & weft wool. 2 x mihrab ('double-niche') red, + yellow mosque-lamp & flower scrolls. Spandrels dark blue, + white florets containing octagons & red saz leaf. "Transylvanian" type. The fringe is a modern addition.

Eastern Art (Or2020.01.55)

Photograph, hand-coloured, mounted on board. One of 55 colour images described as: watercolours from which printing blocks were made, to illustrate The Art of the Chinese Potter. (Hobson R. L. and Hetherington A.L., The Art of the Chinese Potter from the Han Dynasty to the end of the Ming, 1923.). Plate 1 (I).

Eastern Art (Or2020.01.50)

Photograph, hand-coloured, mounted on board. One of 55 colour images described as: watercolours from which printing blocks were made, to illustrate The Art of the Chinese Potter. (Hobson R. L. and Hetherington A.L., The Art of the Chinese Potter from the Han Dynasty to the end of the Ming, 1923.). Plate 115 (CXV).

Eastern Art (Or2020.01.48)

Photograph, hand-coloured, mounted on board. One of 55 colour images described as: watercolours from which printing blocks were made, to illustrate The Art of the Chinese Potter. (Hobson R. L. and Hetherington A.L., The Art of the Chinese Potter from the Han Dynasty to the end of the Ming, 1923.). Plate 117 (CXVII).

Eastern Art (Or2020.01.44)

Photograph, hand-coloured, mounted on board. One of 55 colour images described as: watercolours from which printing blocks were made, to illustrate The Art of the Chinese Potter. (Hobson R. L. and Hetherington A.L., The Art of the Chinese Potter from the Han Dynasty to the end of the Ming, 1923.). Plate 108 (CVIII).

Eastern Art (00388TEA)

Lion dance costume. (Head and body as seperate parts.) Multi-coloured, yellow.

Eastern Art (Or2020.01.29)

Photograph, hand-coloured, mounted on board. One of 55 colour images described as: watercolours from which printing blocks were made, to illustrate The Art of the Chinese Potter. (Hobson R. L. and Hetherington A.L., The Art of the Chinese Potter from the Han Dynasty to the end of the Ming, 1923.). Plate 51 (LI).

Eastern Art (Or2020.01.31)

Photograph, hand-coloured, mounted on board. One of 55 colour images described as: watercolours from which printing blocks were made, to illustrate The Art of the Chinese Potter. (Hobson R. L. and Hetherington A.L., The Art of the Chinese Potter from the Han Dynasty to the end of the Ming, 1923.). Plate 31 (XXXI).