Japanese Jizai Okimono Articulated Lobster Copper Sculpture

Articulated copper lobster, signed on the underside of the belly. 3/4" high, 9 1/2" x 1". Wear consistent with age, good condition.

Japanese Articulated Copper Lobster Jizai Okimono. Realistically detailed. Artist signed. Losses to 2 front outer spines. Measures 7" L x 3" W.

All 19th c. Meiji, Jizai Okimono, of Life-Sized and Articulated Lobster, Crab and a stationary small Turtle, all unsigned, 8", 6" & 4" long. Rear right leg on lobster is broken off at first joint from

2pc Japanese Articulated Copper Sea Life. Includes a jizai okimono lobster or crawfish 7.5''x2'' and a crab 4''x2''. Both signed on bottom. Crab is missing something in its claw. Overall excellent con

DESCRIPTION: An antique Japanese Meiji-era Jizai Okimono copper articulated crayfish, circa 1890. This is an enameled copper fully articulated crayfish; meticulously detailed, complete, and fully oper

Japanese Meiji period Jizai okimono, life sized articulated bronze lobster. Unknown makers mark stamped tiny on end of tail. Includes carved wooden base. Lobster measures a total of approx. 23", or 17

Japanese fully articulated copper jizai okimono of a prawn; signed to underside; early 20th Century; L: 6 1/2" (approx.); wood box

JAPANESE ARTICULATED JIZAI OKIMONO DEPICTING A RHINOCEROS BEETLE, finely detailed patinated copper, signed on the underside of proper right interior wing. The school of Takase Kozan (1869-1934). Proba

Japanese Articulated Jizai Okimono of an Ise Ebi (Spiny Lobster). From the collection of Joseph Salamanca. Size: 10.5'' x 2'' x 5.5'' (27 x 5 x 14 cm).

An antique Japanese copper articulated sculpture of a lobster from the Meiji period. It is constructed of numerous hammered plates jointed inside the body. The body bends and the eyes, antennae, limbs

An old Japanese jizai okimono artisan crafted carved wood, possibly ox horn crab figurine. Fully articulated from eyes to claw tips. Exceptional carved details. No apparent signature. Dimensions: 3 X

A Japanese Bronze Articulated Okimono of an Ebi (Spiny Lobster)Ê MEIJI PERIOD naturalistically rendered, the legs, antennae, tail and eyes fully articulated and with copper patination, the underside

Japanese articulated lobster in copper signed (length 35cm)

This is a phenomenal Edo period (1603-1868) Myochin Hiroyoshi / Hung-Mei Japanese Jizai Okimono Iron Articulated Crayfish, signed. Provenance: the Owen D. Mort, Jr. Collection. Owen David Mort was an

Japanese Articulated Crayfish / Lobster, copper, Meiji Period, signed on underside, embossed and etched details, numerous parts joined together with movable claws and antennas, 19th C, approx. 8 1/2"l

Japanese Articulated Crayfish / Lobster, copper, Meiji Period, signed on underside, embossed and etched details, numerous parts joined together with movable claws and antennas, 19th C, approx. 8 1/2"l

DESCRIPTION: Meiji era articulated copper lobster figurine featuring several body segments, segmented legs, and segmented appendages. Signed in kanji on the underside of main body segment. CIRCA: Earl

Antique Japanese copper articulated lobster. Measure 9"in W.

2 JAPANESE COPPER ARTICULATED LOBSTERS 7IN AND 5IN

Signed Japanese Fully Articulated Okimono Figure of a Spiny Lobster. Fully articulated joints in the legs, tail and antennae. 12 inches L with antennae. This item cannot be exported from Canada.

JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD. LIFE SIZE LOBSTER AND HIGHLY DETAILED, SIGNED. L31". W9"

(lot of 2) Two Japanese copper lobsters, fully articulated body and whiskers: one with the signature 'Myochin Munesuke', the smaller one with the signature [Shinshu/Michiake] with long whiskers, large

MYOCHIN LINEAGE An Inlaid Shakudo Jizai Okimono (Articulated Model) of a Swallowtail Butterfly Meiji era (1868-1912), late 19th/early 20th century The butterfly realistically rendered, the leg joints,

MYOCHIN LINEAGE An Iron Jizai Okimono (Articulated Model) of a Dragonfly Meiji era (1868-1912), late 19th/early 20th century The dragonfly realistically rendered, the leg joints, segmented abdomen, he