Period: Edo

Incense holder (egōro, 柄香炉)

Ceremonial sword

Lobed dish

Pair of sake containers with grasses and flowers

Round flower stand

Altar table

Box with sword beans

Altar table

Sutra box with phoenixes, from the Ryūkyū Islands

Zither (kin, 琴) named “Flowing Water” (Ryūsui, 流水)

Altar table

Stacked food boxes (jūbako, 重箱) with the Thirty-Six Immortal Poets (三十六歌仙)

Medicine case (inrō, 印籠) with cranes and waves

Painted gourd with vine leaves

Eleven netsuke: Dutchman and others

Mirror with Nanban (南蛮) figures

Helmet (hoshi kabuto, 星兜) with ornament bearing seed syllable for Fudō Myōō

Mirror with handle

Flaring flower vase

Candlestand in the shape of a crane on a long-tailed tortoise (minogame, 蓑亀)

Ritual bell with handle in the shape of the vajra (gokorei, 五鈷鈴)

Vase with lotus and crab

Incense burner in the shape of a Chinese boy on a water buffalo

Vase with Rinnasei (Ch. Lin Hejing, 林和靖) and crane

Hanging lantern (tsuridōrō, 釣燈籠)

Incense burner in the shape of an eggplant with an insect

Flower vase with dragon

Five-lobed kettle

Incense burner in the shape of a rabbit

Kosode with plum trees and Chinese poem by Zhang Xiaobiao (章孝標, fl. ca. 830)

Buddhist priest’s stole (ōhi, 横被)

Gilded leather (Kinkarakawa, 金唐革) tobacco pouch with Nanban (南蛮) figures

Dolls for the Hina Matsuri (雛祭)

Painted battledore (hagoita, 羽子板)

Stand with cabinet

Sea creatures entertain Urashima Tarō and Oto Hime at the undersea Dragon Palace

Box and cover (kōgō) in the shape of Otafuku