Thanks to the internationally recognized expertise of our specialists, the Japanese Art Department at Marcopolo Asian Art is dedicated to promoting and selling artworks ranging from early periods to contemporary times.Our selection includes metalworks, ceramics, lacquerware, woodblock prints, samurai armor and accessories, netsuke and inro, as well as a wide array of artifacts that reflect the richness of Japanese artistic tradition. Each piece is carefully chosen for its quality, rarity, and provenance, meeting the needs of collectors and enthusiasts looking to buy or sell Japanese art in a highly professional setting.Auction Results and AchievementsOver the years, the Department has achieved significant results on the international market, establishing itself as a trusted reference point for those wishing to sell Japanese artworks at auction. Among the most notable results:
Rare Satsuma Bowl, Japan, Meiji period (1868–1912) – sold for € 19,200
Silvered bronze Okimono of an egret, Japan, Meiji period (1868–1912) – realized over € 16,000
Six-panel folding screen painted on paper, Japan, Edo period, 18th century – sold for € 11,520
Ivory Netsuke of a Kirin, Japan, Meiji period (1868–1912) – sold for € 5,632
These results demonstrate the strength and authority of Marcopolo Asian Art in placing high-quality Japanese artworks on the international market.The Department's goal is to present Japanese art not only as an aesthetic expression but as a true cultural universe—capable of blending technical precision, artistic refinement, and poetic sensibility. Our work aims to highlight pieces that embody the ongoing dialogue between tradition and innovation, offering collectors and sellers a reliable and qualified point of reference.