Japanese Bronze Incense Burner

Japanese: Metalwork: Bronze Pre 1900: item #1123339

Japanese Meiji Period Bronze dark-iron patinated tripod pierced Incense Burner with handles and a finial in a shape of Orchid, the lid has 12 air-release holes. The vase is signed with engraved signature. The front of the Koro has a scene with Paradise bird with gold beak and legs; the back of the Koro has two mon-shaped partly gilded leaf ornaments. The decorations are partly gilded. 6" tall x 4 1/2" D

Japanese multi-metal Kogo w/ Irises

Japanese: Metalwork Pre 1910: item #1123314

Japanese Meiji Period multi-metal Kogo with a low-relieved finely engraved shakudo and gold Irises with leaves, signed by an artist. The signature is engraved. The interior of the box is silver-plated. 2 1/2" x 2" x 5/8".

Japanese Bronze Okimono - Elephant

Japanese: Metalwork Pre 1910: item #1122151

Unusual Japanese late Edo -early Meiji Period stylized Bronze Okimono of an elephant with green jade enamel tusks and eyes. It has a beautiful brown patina, some wear to enamel over the ends of the tusks. There is a seal-signature on the bottom. 6 3/4" long x 5" x 5 1/2"

Japanese Bronze Statue Kinjiro Ninomiya Sontoku Figure

Japanese: Metalwork: Bronze Pre 1980: item #1121862
11145

Approximately mid 20th century, bronze figure of famous Kinjiro Ninomiya standing statue, a prominent 19th century Japanese agricultural leader. Overall condition is fine.

Size: 32cm tall, 13cm
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Japanese okimono tiny military samurai hero miniature

Japanese: Metalwork Pre 1920: item #1121786
12-12

This is nice Japanese miniature Bronze okimono of samurai hero. He is 2,1.2in height, his chair is little smaller than 1in. This okimono has nice old box too. From 1910-1920S

Japanese bronze happy buddha with karako boy

Japanese: Metalwork: Bronze Pre 1910: item #1121779
12-10

This is wonderful Japanese bronze buddha with Karako boy. He has such a happy look and fine detail very heavy bronze from late Meiji - early Taishyo Era 1910-1920S. This Bronze doesn't have damage or repair only very minor scratch 17 in height,11.1/2in diameter.

Japanese Shrine Lanterns(Pair), brass

Japanese: Metalwork Pre 1920: item #1121763
3A102

Pair Japanese Shrine Brass Hanging Lantern, 7 1/2" high 7" diameter on top, with six(6) feet and 12 flower pedals on top and double doors or windows. One lantern has broken hinges for the door, the other lantern is in good condition. Circa before 1920's.

Modern Japanese Iron Vase

Japanese: Metalwork: Iron Pre 1980: item #1121634
1287

Japanese cast iron vase has enameled interior.

Measurements about : 9 5/8" (24.5 cm) by 4 3/4" (12 cm) and 7 1/4" (18.5 cm) tall.
Weight about : 2.1 kilograms.
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A Pair of Silver Vases with Dragons

Japanese: Metalwork: Silver Pre 1910: item #1120910
FC-382

This is a magnificent pair of silver bottle-shaped vases with foliated rims and partly-hammered bodies. On each vase, a moriage three-clawed dragon writhes across the surface as flames emanate from its body. The dragon’s fierce expression is a manifestation both of wisdom and power—two attributes associated to the emperor. These vases are in excellent condition with engraved “Jungin” mark on the bases. “Jungin” refers to Japanese silver with a 950 silver content, higher than the content of Br... Click for details

Jizai okimono of a Small Crab

Japanese: Metalwork: Bronze Pre 1910: item #1120901
FC-382

Noted as a crafty creature that outwits the monkey in the “Tale of the Monkey and the Crab”, the crab is often depicted in Japanese art with meticulous anatomical detailing. This jizai okimono illustrates this artistic approach with its modeled carapace and chiseled nether side. True to its genre, this naturalistically –wrought crab is fully articulated with life-like movement. Excellent condition with no damage or restoration. Length: 5.5” Meiji Period, Japan