A Japanese bronze okimono (sculpture) depicting a dancer holding a fan, inspired by the Nihon Buyō classical dance tradition. The long kimono and wide obi are adorned with floral motifs and feature finely chiseled details. Signed under the base (engraved). Period: Meiji, late 19th century Dimensions: 35 × 18 × 12 cm Weight: 4,092 g Condition: Excellent condition

A Japanese bronze vase featuring a Ryū dragon in relief, depicted as it grasps the sacred Buddhist jewel (tama). Signed Maruki Sei in relief under the base, with a second engraved signature on the side. Period: Meiji, late 19th century Dimensions: 49 × 25 cm Weight: 7.8 kg Condition: Excellent condition

An imperial presentation vase in silver worked in kebori and repoussé, depicting some egrets in flight, signed Shoshu sai with Bi seal (Kobayashi Bikyo) and Miyamoto Kinsei brand with Junjin mark. On the neck of the vase is applied the golden monda in the shape of a chrysanthemum, symbol of the imperial family. Work published in the volume “Selezione 2023“. Height: 30 cm Taisho, c...

A silvered bronze study of a rooster with golden legs and beak, a red enamel crest, and glass eyes on a root base signed Yoshiaki zō (Made by Yoshiaki). Work published in the volume “Selezione 2023“. Height: 38 cm Meiji, c. 1890

Sculptural Bronze Vase with Mottled Patina – Signed Base

This striking bronze vase features a sculptural, asymmetrical form rising on a slender pedestal. The surface is finished with a richly mottled patina in earthy green and reddish tones. Its silhouette, reminiscent of a mushroom, adds an organic charm. The base bears a signature.

Dimensions: H.26.5cm xDim.31.5cm , ( H...

Sculptural Bronze Vase with Mottled Patina – Signed Base

This striking bronze vase features a sculptural, asymmetrical form rising on a slender pedestal. The surface is finished with a richly mottled patina in earthy green and reddish tones. Its silhouette, reminiscent of a mushroom, adds an organic charm. The base bears a signature.

Dimensions: H42.5cm xDim 38cm x 34cm , ( H...

1900's Japanese Bronze Sculpture Of An Elephant Head Signed

It is 8 inches (20.25 cm) tall by 13.2 inches (33.5 cm) in length by 11.4 inches ( 29 cm) wide. It is 6.3 lb.

It is tarnished and has oxidation, surface wears and scratches (as seen in the photos).

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Superb 19th c. Buddhist Temple Incense Burner with Sanskrit Cutouts

A rare and finely cast bronze incense burner from a Japanese Buddhist temple, 19th century. The vessel stands on a wide lotus-petal base and features pierced Sanskrit characters symbolizing seed mantras of deities. The domed lid is topped with a lotus bud finial, ventilated for incense smoke. With delicate lotus motifs throughout, it reflects both spiritual symbolism and skilled craftsmanship...

A spherical kogo box in cloisonné enamels, decorated with brightly colored stylized floral motifs and circular reserves on an ochre-yellow ground. The upper part is adorned with a 16-petal imperial mon. Period: Meiji, late 19th century Dimensions: 10 x 9 x 9 cm Condition: Excellent. Minor wear consistent with age.

Suiteki, a water dropper finely cast in bronze in the shape of a gourd, with a snake coiled on one side. Signed Masayuki. Period: Edo, 19th century Dimensions: 7 x 9 x 9 cm Condition: Excellent condition. Minor wear to the patina consistent with age.

THOUSAND-ARMED KANNON PRAYING WITH ONE HAND

Bronze Senju-Kannon statue found from a ruined temple keeping on praying with the remaining one hand though lost another side of arms as mercifully. Edo period, Japan. Height with wooden base: 30.5 cm (12.00in). Aged deterioration as is as seen...

Japanese bronze vase with a rich patina and detailed high-relief design of two koi carp swimming in circular motion, their eyes inlaid with fine gilt or mixed metal detail. The form is full and balanced, allowing the fish to appear as if moving fluidly through water...

1900's Japanese Solid Silver Mother-of-Pearl Shibayama Box Signed

It is 0.98 inch (2.5 cm) tall by 2.4 inches (6 cm) wide. It is 73.2 gram.

It is tarnished and has small ding at the inner box, missing inlays, surface wears and scratches(as seen in the photos).

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RITUAL CHAIN

Unidentified old Japanese hanging chain composed of unique 'figure eight' rings and seven round rings attached with indigo-dyed belt. Probably used as harness or so for some local Shinto ritual occasion? Early 20th century, Hyogo region. Photo#1: L 65 x W 28 cm (25.59 x 11.02in)...

An large Japanese bronze Buddhist temple bell called Bonsho with a carrying handle in the form of dragon heads called Ryuzu. The upper protrusions called Chi or Nyu improves the resonance of the sound when struck. Two opposing striking panels called Tsuki-za is the point on the bell where the best and longest sound is achieved. A bell of this size was hung in a neighborhood temple to summon the monks to prayer...

A vase decorated with polychrome cloisonné enamels on a midnight blue background, worked in silver wire, depicting an eagle perched on a rock watching chidori fleeing over turbulent waters. The neck and foot are adorned with a band of stylized geometric patterns, with silver rim and base. Published in the volume “Selection 2024.” Unsigned Height: 30 cm Period: Meiji, circa 1890

A pair of vases decorated with polychrome cloisonné enamels on a dark blue background, worked in silver and gold wire, attributed to Hayashi Kodenji. The hexagonal body depicts sparrows in flight and perched on bamboo branches. The base and upper neck are adorned with double bands decorated with clovers and continuous symmetrical scrolls. The work is published in the volume “Selection 2024.” Unsigned Height: 15.5 cm Period: Meiji, circa 1900

An antique Japanese large bronze hibachi (brazier) featuring many mythical creatures. The main image in relief on both sides are Baku or dream eaters standing nearby old pine trees. The two side handles are a pair of parental Komainu (aka Fu Dogs) with their four offspring acting as feet to support the hibachi. Along the shoulder are flying Phoenix birds with their tails trailing behind...