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List of Best Things to do in Ashikaga , Japan

Ashikaga Flower Park
Ruins of Ashikaga School
Banna-ji Temple
Ashikaga Orihime Jinjya
COCO FARM & WINERY
Orihime Park
Kurita Museum
Ashikaga Museum of Art
Watarasebashi Bridge
Ashikaga Park

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A 6ft Chaise Lounge / Daybed in solid Walnut Frame, from France around the early 1920s. Gorgeous piece. Re-upholstered using the same fabric as the original.

Just in - A really cool set of Cosmic Oil Paintings, by the artist Jonny Scott, American around 1970s. Came across his work 6 years go but missed out, so these are rare work because of the standard in which he paints them compared to what you would normally see with work in this subject matter. And not just for kids room, really......

Part 2: A Fine Lot of Ceramic Vases & Ginger Jars made during China's Qing Dynasty, various age, a couple are Export pieces, all acquired from a Tokyo private collection with impeccable credentials; largest piece almost at 37.5cm (H). Really nice pieces.

A Large & Beautiful Plate with Underglaze Cobalt-Blue Map of Japan & Korea; an Export Piece during the last quarter of Japan's Edo Period & Korea's Joseon Dynasty, late 1800s. Made in a Korean kilin and exported to Japan. Marked at base, around 31.5cm Diameter. The last two photos are similar pieces on display at the Kyushu Ceramic Museum in Saga and another in the Kurita Museum in Ashikaga, Japan. A Great Great Piece to Acquire.

A Wood & Iron Samurai Armor Box, with Family Mark; late Edo Period of Japan circa 1860. Dimension :- 51.5cm (H) x 37.5cm (W). Gorgeous Piece.