Ceramic Figures of the Gods of Luck Ebisu & Daikoku,

Daikoku; Bronze of Ebisu Riding Bream Japanese, two household gods together representing wealth and daily food in [Bizen] stoneware, nice old surface (old Bizen often takes on look of bronze), 10-1/4

An early 20th century Japanese patinated bronze figurine representing Ebisu, the god of fishermen and luck. He is dressed in a robe with his left hand raised and the right hand holding a stick. Orient

1920s Japanese ceramic tokkuri - sake bottle - with body pinched on 3 sides, one indent containing a low relief figure of standing Hotei (one of the 7 Gods of Good Luck and incarnation of Maitreya - t

1920s Japanese ceramic tokkuri - sake bottle - with body pinched on 3 sides, one indent containing a low relief figure of standing Hotei (one of the 7 Gods of Good Luck and incarnation of Maitreya - t

SHICHI FUKUGIN CARVINGJapan, late 19th/early 20th century, . The seven Lucky Gods: Ebisu, Daikoku, Benten, Hotei, Bishamon, Fukurokuju, and Jurojin, all in a boat on the water. Signed to underside.4 i

Okimono, ivory. Japan, Meiji Period Very well-crafted sculptural okimono, depicting one of the Shichi Fukujin (Seven Gods of Luck) - patron of the fisher, the deity Ebisu, whose characteristics are po

Japanese two-section isho dansu (clothing chest), late 19th century, from Yawata, Sado island, the lock plate on the top drawer depicting the gods Ebisu and Daikoku, upper section with two drawers; th

Antique Japanese Carved Wooden Figure of God, Daikoku. 5 inches H x 3.25 W x 3.5 deep.

Greece, Hellenistic period, ca. late 4th to 3rd centuries BCE. A mold-made ceramic figure of the god Attis, often mistaken for Eros. Attis is portrayed as a youth wearing a draped himation that expose

Gabriele Schnitzenbaumer (German, born 1938). "Sun God", ceramic figure with large metal disk / halo displayed on a tall wrought iron stand. Appears to be signed "GGS". Approx. h. 38.5" (with out stan

**First Time At Auction**Egypt, Ptolemaic to Roman periods, Alexandria, ca. 2nd century BCE. A mold-made ceramic figure of the god Bes. He is depicted with a large beard, a chubby stomach, and a wide

Ptolemaic Ceramic Bes god Figure, 4.5 in. High. See attached photos as evidence of condition and details.** Note** Lots 1 through 47 were all acquired by Professor Benjamin Darsky (Former University o

Pre-Columbian, Western Mexico, Chupicuaro, ca. 500 BCE to 300 CE. A collection of eleven charming miniature ceramic figures, each depicting a god-like or shamanic anthropomorphic figure, each one wear

Early 20th c. Ceramic Figure of Shou Lao, God of Longevity, mounted as a table lamp on a rectangular wood and brass base, single socket fixture with carved jade finial, 28 1/2" high. Figure finger los

Charming hand formed ceramic figure of Pan, Greek god of the hunt and chaser of nymphs resting with a young faun on his lap. Pan is said to have chased many nymphs but was unable to catch any because

Chinese. Polychrome ceramic horned figure of Kuixing, God of Examinations, holding a brush and ink pot while standing on the head of fish. Apparently unmarked but having an old paper label. Approx. h.

Behold the exquisite craftsmanship of these Carved Wooden Japanese Ebisu and Daikoku figures, each holding offerings that symbolize the abundant blessings they bring. This pair of intricately carved s

Pre-1965 Comprising two seated figures, one holding a vessel, 2 pieces Larger: 6.25" H x 3" W x 3.5" D; Smaller: 6" H x 2.75" W x 3.25"D

Vintage hand painted ceramic figure of a Chinese sanxing god. A man dressed in blue robes with red detailing, holding a scroll in one arm. Approximately 7.5 inches tall Moderate surface wear. Ceramic

Colorful porcelain figure depicting Jurojin, the God of luck and prosperity. The figure features colorful medallions on its clothes and several flowers. The piece stands 8.75" tall and 7.5" wide.

Carved figure of one the Seven Lucky Gods. Ebisu, god of wealth. Japanese characters markings on the base. Dimensions: 1.5"L x 1.5"W x 2"H Country of Origin: Japan

An antique early XX Century Japanese Taisho era silvered bronze statues, Ebisu And A Daikoku gods. Folk Shinto Religious Art most probably for domestic shrines. The main attributes of Ebisu, the God o

Japanese carved stone figural statue, depicting Ebisu, god of good luck, dressed in court robes and pointed cap, holding fish under his left arm, approx 20"h, 12"w, 11"d Start Price: $80.00

A pair of Japanese wood carvings of Ebisu & Daruba. Ebisu, the Japanese god of luck, the Ocean, Fishing, stands holding a large fish in his left hand and smiling broadly. Daruma, also standing, holds