JAPANESE BRONZE SCULPTURE OF A SNARLING TIGER

JAPANESE BRONZE SCULPTURE OF A SNARLING TIGER, H 11", L 21 1/2":Signed; probably Japanese. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

Japanese Bronze Sculpture, Tigers Hunting An Elephant, H 8.5" W 6" L 10" | Signed in characters on one foot. Depicting a pair of tigers attacking a bull elephant.

Japan, Meiji period, end of the 19th century CE. Patinated & carved bronze sculpture depicting a fighting lion and tiger. Bronze made "à cire perdue" (a method of casting bronze, in which a mould is

Title: Japanese Meiji Bronze Tiger Sculpture Origin: Asian private collection Date/Period: 19th Dimensions: Size: about 28x9x10cm, bronze tiger sculpture, hand-carved. Hong Kong private collection. Th

Antique 19th C. Signed Japanese Bronze Tiger Sculpture with Wood Base13.5 in. length Tiger. Original dark patina finish. size: 6.25x13.5 (tiger), 1x16.5 (platform) For more additional photos please&nb

Chinese Meiji Period Bronze Sculpture of Tigers Fightinglate 19th century4 1/2 x 9 3/4 x 6 3/4 inchesProvenance: The collection of Dame Marie Tempest (1864-1942)And thence by descentPurchased directly

DESCRIPTION: Bronze sculpture depicting a snarling tiger on the prowl patinated with gilt stripes. CIRCA: Late 19th to early 20th Century ORIGIN: continental DIMENSIONS: H: 7.25" W: 4" L: 19.75" CONDI

Japan, Meiji Period, early 20th century CE. A beautiful, heavy bronze cast of a tiger stretching out its back legs in a dynamic pose. Striped details reveal his coat while incised lines show his fluff

JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD A Japanese Meiji period bronze sculpture of a an Oni and tiger. The Oni is depicted seated on the tiger with one hand raised holding a ring. The tiger is naturalistically modeled i

JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD A Japanese Meiji period bronze sculpture of a tiger. The tiger is depicted in an aggressive stance ferociously roaring with inset glass eyes. The underside bears an impressed two c

Antique Japanese Meiji period bronze tiger sculpture with glass eyes. Crafted of solid bronze. Features the form of a roaring striped tiger. Character mark on base. Measures 7 1/4" tall and 16" long.

Japanese Meiji period bronze tiger sculpture. Crafted of solid bronze. Features the form of a roaring striped tiger. No apparent marking. Measures 9' tall and 20" long. Good overall condition. Will no

Japanese Meiji (1868-1912) patinated bronze statue sculpture depicting a tiger fighting a crocodile, signed to underside of crocodile. 6" H x 13" W x 5.5" D.

Late 19th early 20th century hand crafted bronze animal wildlife nature sculpture of Japanese cultural art. Depicts a fight between two large wildcats ~ a lion and a tiger. Signed with impressed artis

Meiji Sculpture Of A Tiger Bronze Cast Engraved With Original Patina Late 19th Century

Signed 19th C. Japanese Bronze Tiger Figure Sculpture. Signed on underside SEE PICTURE. Original bronze patina. Size: 6.5h x 12L

Japanese Meji Period Bronze Striped Tiger Sculpture on Wooden Base Three Character Mark Underneath approx 15" L 8.5" H Sculp 18.25" L Tail is Damaged Otherwise in Good Condition Please look at Photos

DESCRIPTION: An antique Japanese bronze sculpture depicts a fierce stripped tiger with a patinated finish. CIRCA: Early-Mid 20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: H: 7.5" W: 19" Depth: 3.5" - CONDITIO

Late 19th early 20th century Japanese hand crafted bronze metal wildlife sculpture. Features this large wild cat in crouching pose with open mouth and exposed fangs. Signed ~ impressed chop character

Antique Japanese Bronze Patinated Cast Iron Tiger Sculpture, Meiji Period, approximately 11.75 x 3.5 x 6.125 inches

Japanese Bronze Tiger and Rhinoceros. Bronze sculpture depicts a tiger engaged in conflict with its front paw on the back of a rhinoceros; the figures have glass eyes, tiger is missing one eye. Marked

A Japanese Bronze Okimono of an Elephant Being Attacked by Tigers Signed MitsumotoMeiji period (1868-1912), a bronze sculpture of two tigers attacking a large elephant, one to the front, and one on it

Japanese bronze sculpture, Atsuyoshi for the Maruki Company, Meiji period (1868-1911), roaring tiger striding forward with long tail stretching behind, stripes delineated in two-color patination, mark

A fine Japanese bronze sculpture made during the last quarter of the nineteenth century.