Japanese Art
Japanese Art at Lymington Auctions
Lymington Auctions handles Japanese art from across the centuries, from individual pieces to complete private collections and estates. Whether you are considering selling an inherited item, a treasured family piece or a collection assembled over many years, you will receive knowledgeable, straightforward and confidential advice.
Each item is carefully examined to understand its age, origin, condition and potential value at auction. We consider materials, craftsmanship, decoration, marks and signatures, provenance, rarity and current international demand to ensure that every piece is thoroughly researched and presented appropriately.
Specialist Japanese Art Valuations
Japanese art valuations are coordinated by James Robert Powner and Hannah Susan Powner at Lymington Auctions.
James and Hannah work closely with our specialist contacts in London and overseas to research and assess items. This collaborative approach helps us provide accurate catalogue descriptions, appropriate auction estimates and effective international marketing.
Every valuation is handled with care and discretion, with no obligation to sell. When an item or collection is consigned, our team manages the complete process, including specialist research, professional photography, detailed cataloguing and targeted promotion to collectors and buyers worldwide.
Our auctions attract an international audience, and we have successfully sold and shipped items to clients in more than 30 countries. This global reach is especially important for Japanese art and gives each piece the strongest opportunity to achieve an excellent result.
Arrange a Japanese Art Valuation
We welcome individual pieces, complete collections and inherited Japanese art. To arrange a free, no-obligation valuation, contact Lymington Auctions on 01590 679487 or email admin@lymingtonauctions.co.uk.
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Recent Japanese Art Results
Here are some of our recent Japanese art sales. All prices shown include buyer’s premium (BP).

